I would like to thank the entire Office of Human Resources team at the National Credit Union Administration for their dedication to federal service, the agency, and our workforce who depend on them every day. The team brings professionalism, talent, and good old 'Know How' to the table each day. I am humbled by the work ethic and skill our collective team provides. Also, a great part of our ability to do our job comes from the NCUA Leadership, who continually supports the workforce! Thank you!
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.
Thank you to all who work to make our country, state, and communities a better place! We appreciate all you do, thank you for all your work.
Thank you City Manager Robert Belleman for entering into a community that was experiencing some extremely unpleasant happenings with such confidence and enthusiasm. You immediately hit the pavement running with your excellent blend of excitement, transparency, professionalism and solid leadership. You bring life to City government with your personable, genuine, and engaging personality. Thank you for supporting and building up staff by truly listening with a sincere and mentoring spirit. Just in the short time you have been here, I and several others have noticed such a fresh change and excitement in the air here. THANK YOU!
I Serve For Those That Sacrificed Their Lives For My Freedom. I Feel It’s The Most Humble Way To Give Back
I would like to thank Nicole Depillars, Human Resources Recruiter at the City of Flint. She is always professional and willing to patiently share her hiring knowledge with me. Her job isn't a high-profile or flashy one, but she helps me onboard new staff and interns, making a difference in many people's lives. I'd like to thank her for her service.
Louis l Goldstein who served as Marylands comptroller for 53 years. He was an outstanding public servant and a friend. He was a great servant of the people and a steward of Maryland resources. A fair tax administrator and a guardian of taxpayer contributions.
I'm grateful to the Public School Teachers who continue to serve our Communities in spite of having "their hands tied" with regard to so many factors that impact their ability to be effective in the classroom; class sizes, behavioral problems, contradictory societal values etc etc. You have my undying gratitude and utmost respect.
I would like to thank Ahmad Maaty currently serves as a Senior Economist with the U.S. Department of Justice, developing Federal regulations for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). He worked in a similar regulatory capacity at the U.S. Department of Transportation, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security, including as Acting Chief Economist with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). He also deployed as an Inter-Governmental Affairs Specialist during FEMA emergency responses to disaster declarations in Texas and Puerto Rico. Previously, Ahmad served as a Franklin Fellow with the U.S. Department of State’s Office of U.S. Foreign Assistance Resources, helping craft State and USAID’s economic growth budget and strategy. He also helped introduce data tools to guide assistance as a founding member of the Country Data Analytics team, liaising with the White House National Security Council on bi-lateral investment opportunities. Ahmad first joined State ten years earlier, helping cover the Middle East portfolio before the United Nations Security Council for the U.S. Mission to the United Nations.
Heartfelt thanks to my Division of Worklife & Engagement Team at the U.S. Department of Labor! Your passion, dedication, expertise, and creative approaches make a difference in the lives of workers across the country - and positively impact our culture and workplace community. Our collaborative and inclusive approach makes our work together fun and rewarding!