Government Analytics Breakfast (GAB) Forum

On February 12th, REI Systems and Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Advanced Governmental Studies will host a Government Analytics Breakfast (GAB) Forum at the Johns Hopkins Washington D.C. Center. We are bringing together professionals from government, academia, and the corporate community to discuss how government analytics can enable real-world successes and support learning of critical lessons from actual experience.

Agenda

8:30-8:45am: Registration & Breakfast

8:45-8:55am: Welcome

8:55-9:25am: Daniel Zabronsky, Deputy Associate Commissioner, SSA

9:25-9:55am: Q&A and Discussion

9:55-10:00am: Closing

Register for the onsite event here.

If you are interested but cannot attend in-person, register for the livestream event here.

If you have any questions, please email bailey.light@reisystems.com.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Dan Zabronsky serves as Deputy Associate Commissioner in the Office of Analytics and Improvements (OAI), a position he has held since August 2015. Dan provides executive oversight for numerous agency engagements and projects focused on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of SSA’s administration of the Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income programs. Prior to this, Dan was Director of the Office of Modeling in OAI for seven years. Dan led a team of statisticians, operations research and program analysts in the development, implementation and ongoing maintenance of more than a dozen predictive statistical models that provide a variety of critical SSA functions focused on program integrity and efficient case processing.

Prior to joining SSA, Dan was Director for Operational Analytics in the Federal Government practice of IBM Global Services, in which Dan led a number of large scale analytical consulting engagements at a range of major Federal Government clients including the Department of the Treasury, the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Commerce. Dan holds a BA in Economics from the University of Maryland and an MS in Mathematical Economics from the George Washington University.