Government Executive Town Hall

Cut-back management. Doing more with less. More mission for the money. Whichever buzz words you prefer, they all point to the same idea — that there is a new reality for managers in the federal government. Agencies are being asked to scale down, trim expenses, and find efficiencies without clear guidance on how to resource vital missions and continue improving program performance.

FEDERAL MANAGERS HAVE A LOT ON THEIR MINDS.

How can I scale back, yet retain the resources I really need?
Will cut-backs impact my efforts to improve project performance?
Can the budget process can be reformed in a divided Congress and with an upcoming election?
How can I develop my workforce with so many changes and reductions to my program?
How can I achieve long-term efficiency on a short-term budget?

GET SOME ANSWERS.

On March 27, join Editor in Chief TOM SHOOP and University of Maryland public policy professor and author of “The Congressional Budget Office: Honest Numbers, Power, and Policy Making” PHIL JOYCE for a Government Executive Town Hall to ask your questions about steering through the current budget storm.