I would like to thank Andre Fields, Meagan Choate, Alicia Barrett, Robyn Meeks, and Alexis Morrison. I started with the Department of Revenue November 26, 2023. They have made my transition so peaceful. They make sure that I am Knowledgeable about every type of assignment. I have been able to do a successful job so far, and I greatly appreciate you all.
Carla Reece faithfully fulfilled the role of City Clerk for the City of Tempe during challenging periods marked by a number of contentious issues. Throughout her tenure, she consistently demonstrated respect for residents, city staff, and other stakeholders. Her conduct exuded dignity, and she maintained an open ear to all ideas presented. With over two decades of work across diverse services including public safety, municipal clerk, fire districts, human resources, etc. Carla has also dedicated herself to numerous community volunteer endeavors, consistently offering support wherever it was needed. Her integrity, grit, dedication and compassion are her hallmarks and a key factor in her career success in the public service sector.
I would like to say thank you to Anita Spinner Deputy Director for Operations, Center for Federal Executive Boards(FEB) National Operations, Workforce Policy and Innovation U.S. Office of Personnel Management. In 2022/2023 Anita took on the task of facilitating the transfer of individual FEBs over to OPM. She (along with her team) conducted a seamless transfer (in my opinion) of several employees, and helped process out those employees that were not interested in transferring over. Anita performed this monumental task with such professionalism and grace amidst a lot of moving part and unidentified guidance that was yet to be disseminated. With Anita at the helm leading the charge of coordinating this effort and keeping us informed of each stage in the process made me feel a sense of comfort and understanding. It made me want to work for OPM just by viewing her compassion for us during a difficult decision making time in our Federal careers. She would not like the spotlight as she just executes without all the kudos, but I want Anita and everyone else to know that she continues to impact my career and life in a most meaningful and positive way! Thank you Anita Spinner.
Gratitude wishes to the The Bureau of Land Management's Cadastral Surveyor Team in Colorado. Especially to Kyle, Dave and Joe. ***The pubic appreciates all you do in the office, at your duty station and in the remote and rugged field environment!*** Thank you!
I am new to working in the public sector and working for the state of Indiana in general, but my experience has been absolutely wonderful because of the support, care, trust, and respect I have received from my supervisor. I would like to thank and shout out Jessica Martin- Talent Management Director for INDOT.
Christy always has a positive attitude even in the difficult of times. she Runs the events at Marymoor Park and does an amazing job with her crew and her peers. Christy has excellent customer service skills and deserves to be acknowledged.
It's been a little over a year since I was introduced to you Kevin. You embody the Spartan Spirit, "He who sweats more in training, bleeds less in battle". This quote emphasizes the Spartan philosophy that rigorous training and preparation can reduce casualties in actual battle. Kevin, throughout your career, you have exemplified the importance of discipline and readiness.
Thanks for bringing me a bike free of charge, a giftcard for Publix and a Hotel Stay to get me off the street and help me to continue to work at that Amazon distribution center during season! It was a nice gesture and certainly most appreciated.
I would like to thank Mayeen Mohammedi, who serves as a Country Desk Officer for the Europe, Mediterranean, and Asia region for the United States Peace Corps. Mayeen worked on the Public Information and Communications team at the United Nations Department of Safety and Security. She also served as an Anti-Racism fellow with the Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative and as a Citizen Historian with the 1947 Partition Archive, a nonprofit organization which documents eyewitness accounts from the partition of India. Mayeen has previously lived in The Gambia, West Africa for two years to serve as a Peace Corps Volunteer and worked on issues like child marriage, female genital mutilation, and girls’ education in the village of Gambisara during her service. She also served as president of the Diversity & Inclusion Committee, sparking unprecedented conversations about immigration, colonization, race, and privilege within the volunteer community.
Thank you to Anne Mangiardi, Brandon Hickman, Davin Dahl, Emma Garrison, Hayley Somers, Janna Gomez, John Ridge, Kevin Chen, Leo Urrutia, Ryann Hardman, and Shelby Krantz for all the amazing work you do for the State of Colorado. You do so much within the Colorado Attorney General's Office to represent our clients and support the rule of law. Thank you so much!