The States of Our Union: How Administrations Work with State and Local Partners to Achieve Change Modern presidents come into office promising national change in areas such as education, health care, immigration and infrastructure. While a candidate may win an election based on promises, an administration must prioritize building and renewing relationships across all levels of government to generate support for its agenda. The Partnership for Public Service’s Center for Presidential Transition® and Deloitte spoke with officials from the current and last three presidential administrations as well as associations representing state and local interests to develop a resource for a presidential administration starting a new term—or repositioning for a second term—to set itself up for successful relationships with state and local partners. Join us on Thursday, Sept. 14 for the launch event of a new resource titled, “The States of Our Union: How Administrations Work with State and Local Partners to Achieve Change“. You will hear about how intergovernmental relationships affect an administration’s ability to make progress and the practices that lead to effective collaboration. Please RSVP by completing the form below. Date & Time Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023Registration: 8:30 a.m. EDTProgram: 9 – 10:15 a.m. EDT Location Partnership for Public Service600 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 200056th Floor Speakers Jeanne Shaheen U.S. Senator and former Governor of New Hampshire Larry HoganFormer Governor of Maryland Questions? Please contact Austin Laufersweiler at alaufersweiler@ourpublicservice.org, if you have any questions about this program. If you have any accommodation requests or questions about our COVID-19 policy, please contact Maggie Moore at MMoore@ourpublicservice.org. RSVP Form First Name Last Name Email Company/Agency/Affiliation Job title What is your industry?Federal GovernmentCorporate or Private SectorNonprofit or Advocacy Group MediaAcademiaStudentRetiredOther Will you be attending the event?Yes, I will attend in-person What are your preferred pronouns? She/her/hersHe/him/hisThey/them/theirsZe/zir/zirsOtherPrefer not to answerIf we are creating name tags for this event, we will include your response in addition to your name. Preferred pronouns Do you need to request a reasonable accommodation? YesNoTo provide the best service, we ask that requests be made at least 72 hours in advance. Accessibility How would you prefer to be contacted?Phone CallEmail What is your phone number? Please briefly describe how you would like us to accomodate you. Please DO NOT disclose private medical information, but please DO include any details that you think would help us best help you. For a list of common accomodations, please see our accessibility page. We will reach out shortly. If you have any questions, please contact Maggie Moore by email at mmoore@ourpublicservice.org or call (202) 775-6883. Please check the box if you would like to receive program updates and other Partnership for Public Service news. I would like to receive program updates from the Partnership for Public Service. Contact Information
