Robert Shea, principal at Grant Thornton Public Sector, discusses the “pipeline problem” in appointing people to top roles in the federal government, and details what’s new in the OPM/GSA reorganization.
Robert Shea, principal at Grant Thornton, discusses the results of a survey of federal chief financial officers and how those CFOs view the current lack of political appointees across government.
Archana Vemulapalli, chief technology officer for the District of Columbia, discusses the impact of a federal IT leadership vacuum on state and local governments.
According to data from the Partnership for Public Service, President Trump is significantly behind his two nearest predecessors (Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama) regarding politically-appointed positions. Mallory Barg […]
Tony Bertuca, chief editor at Inside the Pentagon, Jason Miller, executive editor at Federal News Radio, and Tom Shoop, editor-in-chief at Government Executive Media Group, discuss the week’s biggest headlines.
Jim Williams, former acting administrator at the General Services Administration, discusses concerns — levied by some lawmakers — the GSA is becoming too political. He also addressed the failed search […]
Jim Williams, former acting administrator at the General Services Administration, discusses concerns — levied by some lawmakers — the GSA is becoming too political. He also addressed the failed search […]
