Agency reorganization efforts offer federal leaders the opportunity to drive change and reimagine how their organizations operate. To best serve the American people and accomplish ambitious new goals, it's crucial that agencies have the right talent in place.

The Partnership and Booz Allen Hamilton

Private-sector companies have made tremendous headway improving the employee experience by using human-centered design, a problem-solving approach that more actively involves the people who are affected by the problem. Since it’s worked in the private sector, we decided to put it to the test in government. Read all about agencies’ key takeaways in our latest issue brief.

The Partnership and Deloitte

Incorporating feedback from former deputy secretaries, this guide is designed to support an ASAM lead effectively from their first day. It lists what they need to know, who they need to meet and what they need to communicate.

Federal leaders are constantly rethinking and restructuring federal agencies to find efficiencies and increase effectiveness. We tapped experts who have led agency transformations and uncovered seven key recommendations to assist senior executives as they drive strategic, organizational and operational changes at their agencies.

The Partnership and Booz Allen Hamilton

The annual rankings measure the organizational health of our federal government. Discover which agencies are leading the way in improving government employee engagement.

The Partnership and Deloitte

AI has become commonplace in the commercial world. It also is starting to change how our government works—from serving vulnerable populations to helping prevent wildlife crime. Our first research brief on this topic details the experiences of four organizations exploring the potential of AI.

The Partnership and IBM Center for The Business of Government

This report examines how IGs can contribute to agencies accomplishing their mission. By focusing as much on impact as they do on process, IGs can play a crucial role in helping government meet the needs of Americans. The new issue brief includes four key strategies IGs can use to move toward a more forward looking role.

The Partnership and Grant Thornton