Leadership and Collaboration

A network that provides a safe environment for assistant secretaries for administration and management and their peer leaders to learn from and support one another as they work to accelerate change in their agencies and across government.

A network of senior federal communications professionals and their peers to convene and share best practices, discuss mutual issues of concern and hear from speakers with broad experience in public relations and internal communications.

A group of chief diversity officers who learn from and support one another for the purpose of identifying talent practices, developing strategic approaches, and promoting a vision for diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility that supports the building of a better federal government and a stronger democracy.

A group of leaders from agencies that engage frequently with the public working to improve customer interactions, share benchmark data and discuss best practices.

A problem-solving community of agency HR leaders that strives to transform the way government works by strengthening the federal workforce.

A community of innovators and entrepreneurs inside and outside of government that seeks to work across disciplines and organizational boundaries to develop and improve federal services and promote creative solutions to difficult national challenges.

A network of agency general counsels, chief counsels and their peers designed to share, learn, discuss and support one another to resolve critical issues and challenges that affect them, their offices and agencies.

A group of distinguished leaders who have worked across academic, corporate, nonprofit, and civilian and military government sectors.

A forum for deputy secretaries and select agency heads to learn and work collectively toward driving innovation across government.

A bipartisan group of transition experts and stakeholders who work with us to support early and effective transition planning for second-term and new administrations.

An advisory organization of federal innovation experts that helps to identify ways to overcome barriers to—and highlight positive examples of—innovation in government.

An alumni community dedicated to providing our program graduates with an environment of continual growth and learning. The network offers a variety of conferences, training opportunities and receptions for alumni to connect with each other and other leaders working in the federal, private and non-profit sectors.

An opportunity for senior federal communicators to share ideas, lessons learned and best practices to encourage storytelling across agencies, share their important work with the public, and change popular perceptions about the role and effectiveness of government.

A group of experts from the public, private and nonprofit sectors who advise on our research agenda and help us explore new questions, partnerships and opportunities around the theme of government effectiveness.

A network composed of more than 120 former political and career senior executives in six communities who share their extensive experience and expertise to help current government leaders create and manage a manage a more effective and efficient government.