Office of Personnel Management’s proposed move to GSA
Margaret Weichert, deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget & acting director of OPM, discusses OPM’s reorganization, and what it means for management at the agency.
Margaret Weichert, deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget & acting director of OPM, discusses OPM’s reorganization, and what it means for management at the agency.
Alan Balutis, senior director and distinguished fellow at Cisco Systems, discusses government reorganizations, and why they’re like surgery.
Robert Shea, principal at Grant Thornton Public Sector, discusses congressional efforts to support, or possibly impede, the Trump administration’s reorganization plan.
John Kamensky, senior fellow at the IBM Center for the Business of Government, discusses the three types of interagency conflict, and how they impact getting work done in the executive branch.
Charles Phalen, director of the National Background Investigation Bureau at the Office of Personnel Management, discusses moving his organization’s functions to the Defense Department, and why they’re not waiting “for the green flag.”
Alan Balutis, senior director and distinguished fellow at Cisco Systems, discusses his five-step plan to modernize the federal government, and why reviving the 70-year-old Hoover Commission may help reorganize the executive branch.
Terry Gerton, president & CEO of the National Academy of Public Administration, and Bill Valdez, president of the Senior Executives Association, discuss the White House’s efforts to shift OPM functions to other agencies, and what that means for the office’s future.
NextGov senior editor Aaron Boyd, Federal News Radio Reporter Nicole Ogrysko and Federal Times Senior Reporter Jessie Bur discuss the latest news from Washington. On this edition, the round-table discusses the first hearing on the White House reorganization proposal, and the debate that it stirred on Capitol Hill.
