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Ask the CHCO
Wednesday at 11:05 AM
Ask the CHCO features a one-on-one interview with a different CHCO (or their military counterpart) discussing such topics as recruitment, pay for performance, modernization of human resources systems, improved quality of human resources information, legislation affecting human resources operations and organizations and many of the other challenges facing federal agencies today
Ask the CHCO: State Department
July 24, 2009 - 2:51pm
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On this week's "Ask the CHCO," airing June 10th, we talk to Luis Arreaga.
He is the Director of the Office of Recruitment, Examination and Employment in the Bureau of Human Resources at the U.S. Department of State.
He is the Director of the Office of Recruitment, Examination and Employment in the Bureau of Human Resources at the U.S. Department of State.
Some topics of discussion include:
- Arrega talks about why the State Department is one of the top federal agencies to work for...year in, year out.
- Why the State Department is a very popular second career.
- Because State Department employees work around the world, diversity is not a goal, but a business necessity.
John Kamensky
Senior Fellow
IBM Center for the Business of Government
June 23rd, 2009 (Originally aired April 14th, 2009
Senior Fellow
IBM Center for the Business of Government
June 23rd, 2009 (Originally aired April 14th, 2009
Listen in to hear Larry speak with John Kamensky, a senior fellow with the IBM Center for the Business of Government and one of the true thought leaders in government management about the importance of public sector management. Also up for discussion is the need to enhance the numbers and qualifications of the acquisition workforce and recent white papers the Center has done for the Obama Administration.
Acquisition priorities of GSA
This week, host Larry Allen talks with Michael Robertson, Chief Acquisition Officer and Head of Government Wide Policy at GSA.
2010 acquisition policy update
The Coalition for Government Procurement brings you up to speed on what you need to know.
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This week, host Larry Allen talks with Eric Whitson, VP Sales Marketing at the National Conference Center.
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Reid Jackson, President & COO of Compusearch, discusses new rules, regulations, and transparency for federal grants.
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Reid Jackson, President & COO of Compusearch, discusses new rules, regulations, and transparency for federal grants.
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Issues facing small business government contractors
This week, host Larry Allen talks with Deepak Hathiramani, Founder, President & CEO of Vistronix, Inc.
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Tags:
Contracting, Technology, Acquisition workforce, public sector management, Management, IBM Center for The Business of Government, John Kamensky
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Today's News
Federal government operating status for Wednesday up in air
Johnson sworn in as GSA administrator by phone
Closings set historic record for federal gov't.
Air Force sets new date for tanker RFP
Tanker deal in question after Murtha's death
Sen. Shelby releases hold on nominees
GAO: NASA IT security has a problem
Federal government grows smaller
Ocean snails may save soldiers' lives
NOAA Climate Service Office proposal heats up
QHSR: Crowdsourced and complete
How to attract, motivate and retain employees
CRS finds federal CTO role remains undefined
Ag Secretary pushes school nutrition plan
TPM chip hacked, is your business at risk?
Expert: cybersecurity requires a paradigm shift
Rep. John Murtha, Iraq war critic, dies at 77
VA sets rules for set-aside program
US faces `serious and significant' cyberthreats
OMB to dash(board) to better management
TSP Snapshot: Look past the thorns of January
Great tax deductions to remember
From proposal to law: the 2011 budget explained
Fed insurance carriers meeting health IT standards
Nominations for The Causey are now open