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    Characteristics of a Transparent Government with Bob Westbrooks Oct 28, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Bob Westbrooks, former Inspector General and Academy Fellow, to discuss his work on transparency in Ukraine, why transparency resonates with the American public, and how agencies can balance transparency with security.
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    Creating a Better Understanding of the Election System with Shannon Portillo Oct 21, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Shannon Portillo, Director of the School of Public Affairs at Arizona State University and Academy Fellow, to discuss the mechanics of ASU's democracy lab, the safety and security of election officials, and encouraging voter participation.
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    Performance Management and an Effective Government with Jonathan Womer Oct 14, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Jonathan Womer, Director of the Department of Administration for Rhode Island and Academy Fellow, to discuss tailoring performance management techniques to individual states, recommendations for engaging with communities, and how to keep government effective over the long term.
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    The Importance of Civic Engagement and Inclusion with Mindy Romero Oct 07, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Mindy Romero, Director and Founder of the Center for Inclusive Democracy (CID) at USC and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of representation in civic engagement and her expectations of voter information in the upcoming November election
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    Implications of International and Financial Markets on US Fiscal Health with Heath Tarbert Sep 30, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Heath Tarbert, Chief Legal Officer and Head of Corporate Affairs for Circle and Academy Fellow, to discuss the impacts of international markets on US fiscal health, the importance of education regarding the nation's fiscal debt, and emerging financial issues including digital currency.
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    Defining Good Governance with John Koskinen Sep 23, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome John Koskinen, Former Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of transparency and accountability, as well as how relationship-building can lead to more effective problem-solving.
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    CBO's Role in Measuring and Monitoring the Nation's Fiscal Health with Theresa Gullo Sep 16, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Theresa Gullo, Former Director of Budget Analysis at the Congressional Budget Office Official and Academy Fellow, to discuss the CBO's role in supporting the nation's fiscal health, tradeoff scenarios to improve the debt situation, and what a new administration could do to better the US' financial position.
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    Intergovernmental Approaches to Homelessness with Rich Callahan and Katherine Willoughby Sep 09, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Rich Callahan, Professor at the University of San Francisco and Academy Fellow, and Katherine Willoughby, Professor at the University of Georgia School of Public Administration and Academy Fellow, to discuss lessons learned from the Academy's Homelessness Working Group's recent report on the intergovernmental challenges of reducing homelessness.
    Read the report here
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    Competence in Government with Janet Hale Sep 02, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Janet Hale, former government official and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of competence in government and what it looked like at different departments including the Department of Homeland Security.
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    Enhancing Customer Experience with Martha Dorris Aug 26, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Martha Dorris, Founder of Dorris Consulting International and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of efficient service delivery and best practices for enhancing customer experience.
    Links:
    Read Issue 84 of the Dorris Consulting International Citizen Service Newsletter

    View the 2024 Service to the Citizen Award Winners
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    How Communities can Finance Resilient Infrastructure with Shayne Kavanagh and Miles Murphy Aug 19, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Shayne Kavanagh, Senior Manager of Research for the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) and Academy Fellow, and Miles Murphy, Senior Analyst at the Academy, to discuss common concerns when investing in resilient infrastructure, the impact of uncertainty in preparing communities for natural disasters, and solutions communities can implement even with constrained resources.
    Links from the Academy:
    Modern Climate Adaptation Governance and Financing Strategies
    Links from GFOA:
    Putting Assets to Work
    Rethinking Budgeting
    Conveying Hazards and Natural Catastrophes Through Extracted Simulations
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    How Public Health Programs Support Resilient Communities with Michelle Alletto Aug 12, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Michelle Alletto, Texas Health and Human Services Chief Program and Services Officer and Academy Fellow, to discuss public health programs contributing to resilience, what good government looks like in the area of resilience, and the importance of intersectoral and intergovernmental relationships.
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    Building Resilient Communities with Elaine Duke Aug 05, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Elaine Duke, former Deputy Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Academy Fellow, to discuss the role the DHS plays in building and maintaining resilient communities.
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    Innovation in Public Governance and Engagement at the Local Level with Opal Mauldin-Jones Jul 29, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Opal Mauldin-Jones, City Manager of Lancaster, Texas and Academy Fellow, to discuss what good government looks like to her, the importance of collaboration with surrounding counties and cities, and resources for engaging with the community.
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    Lessons from the Recent FJC and Academy Report with Judge James Baker and Roger Kodat Jul 22, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Judge James Baker, Former Chief Judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and Academy Fellow, and Academy Senior Project Director Roger Kodat, to discuss the key takeaways and lessons learned from a report with the FJC that researched best workplace practices across the Judiciary.
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    Engaging the Public to Form a More Perfect Union with David Adkins (The Council of State Governments) Jul 15, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome David Adkins, Executive Director and CEO of the Council of State Governments and Academy Fellow, to discuss bringing different government bodies together at the state level, experimenting with innovative ways to engage the public, and preserving democracy for future generations.
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    How to Make Government Data More Useful with Joel Gurin Jul 08, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Joel Gurin, President and Founder of the Center for Open Data Enterprise (CODE) and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of open data and how it can be used to enable more effective governance.
    Links:
    Mapping Racial Equity: From Data to Communities
    https://www.opendataenterprise.org/


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    Strengthening Democracy through Accountability with Dr. Chris Koliba Jul 01, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Chris Koliba, Distinguished Professor at the University of Kansas School of Public Affairs and Administration and Academy Fellow, to discuss liberal democratic accountability standards, inclusive governance, and ways to strengthen democracy in today's environment.
    Links:
    Read: Liberal democratic accountability standards and public administration


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    The role of HBCUs in addressing DEIAB with Tony Allen Jun 24, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Tony Allen, President of Delaware State University, to discuss how HBCUs play a pivotal role in achieving social equity and racial justice.
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    The Intersection of DEI and Economic Opportunity with Dr. Margaret Simms Jun 17, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Dr. Margaret Simms, Non Resident Fellow at the Urban Institute and Academy Fellow, to discuss advancing opportunities for communities, increasing the understanding of DEI, and how to start improving racial justice.
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    2024 SELC Preview: Achieving Equity with Mohamad Alkadry Jun 10, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Mohamad Alkadry, Professor of Public Policy at the University of Connecticut and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of striving towards equity.
    Register and learn more about the 2024 SELC here
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    200th Episode!!! The Future of the Academy with Janet Weiss Jun 03, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Janet Weiss, Chair of the Academy's Board and Academy Fellow, to discuss the future of the Academy.
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    The Challenges of Human Service Delivery with Tracy Wareing Evans May 27, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Tracy Wareing Evans, former CEO and President of the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA) and Academy Fellow, to discuss the challenges facing the public workforce responsible for delivering human services.
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    Challenges Facing Civil Service at the State Level with Bill Leighty (VCU) May 20, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Bill Leighty, Senior Strategic Advisor to the Dean of the L Douglas Wilder School of Public and Government Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University and Academy Fellow, to discuss recruitment and retainment of civil servants at the state level, the importance of internship and outreach programs, and the skillsets the incoming workforce needs.
    Link:
    Book--Capital Secrets
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    Modernizing the Public Service with Dan Chenok May 13, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Dan Chenok, Executive Director of the IBM Center of the Business of Government and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of public and private sector collaboration and ways to address the challenges facing public service today.
    Additionally, learn more about the IBM/NAPA Future Shocks series here.
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    Advancing Public Service through Public Servants with Sara Mogulescu (Volker Alliance) May 06, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Sara Mogulescu, President of the Volker Alliance and Academy Fellow, to discuss the pipelines to public service, the challenges of federal recruiting, and the role of public service in democracy.
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    Public Service Spotlight: Byron Adkins Apr 29, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Byron Adkins, Associate Director for Operations at the Farm Credit Administration and Academy Fellow, to discuss his career in public service from the military to the Hill and to different federal agencies.
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    Academy Study: Protecting Free and Fair Elections: The Vital Role of Public Administration Apr 22, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Larry Cooley, Academy Fellow, and Dr. Joe Mitchell, Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Academy, to discuss the Academy's new report on the role of Public Administration in protecting free and fair elections.
    Links:
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    Finding Win-Win Solutions to Environmental Stewardship with Matt Auer (University of Georgia) Apr 15, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Dr. Matt Auer, Dean and Arch Professor at the University of Georgia's School of Policy and International Affairs and Academy Fellow, to discuss bridging the gap between science and governance, the most pressing issues for environmental stewardship, and how government agencies can find a balance between conservation and access to resources.
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    The Changing Agricultural Landscape with Susan Offutt Apr 08, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Susan Offutt, former Chief Economist at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and Academy Fellow, to discuss the links between agriculture and climate change, the importance of interagency collaboration, and the skills one needs to be an effective public administrator while navigating a changing climate.
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    Solving Environmental and Outer Space Challenges through Systems Thinking with Dr. Harry Lambright Apr 01, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Dr. Harry Lambright, Professor of Public Administration, International Affairs, and Political Science and the University of Syracuse and Academy Fellow, to discuss management concepts learned from NASA, how environmental studies intersect with space policy, and how government can persist over many years to solve grand challenges.
    Mentioned Books:

    • Lambright, W., NASA and Politics of Climate Research: Satellites and Rising Seas. Palgrave, 2023.
    • Eggers, W and Kettl, D., Bridgebuilders: How Government Can Transcend Boundaries to Solve Big Problems. Harvard Business Review Press, 2023.


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    The Challenges of Financing Water Systems with Mark Kim Mar 25, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Mark Kim, Chief Executive Officer of the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB) and Academy Fellow, to discuss the challenges of financing water systems, the importance of working across boundaries, and the need for sustainable water infrastructure.
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    What Makes the Management of Water Systems So Challenging? With Cathy Bailey (Greater Cincinnati Waterworks) Mar 18, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Cathy Bailey, Executive Director of Greater Cincinnati Waterworks and Academy Fellow, to discuss the need for awareness of water system services in communities, the effect of capital investment and affordability on the systems, and the different challenges between small, medium, and large water utility systems.


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    Public Service Spotlight: JoAnne Speers Mar 11, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow JoAnne Speers to discuss her passion for local government and her career through the private and public sector. This conversation includes her views on addressing different issues through the League of California Cities and the importance of ethical decision making in the public sector.


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    The Importance of Enterprise Risk Management with Dr. Karen Hardy Mar 04, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow Dr. Karen Hardy, an internationally-recognized Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) expert and the creator of the 'Flip this Risk' book series and podcast, to discuss her career in ERM and the importance of understanding and addressing risk in public administration.

    Read the 'Flip this Risk' Book Series: https://www.amazon.com/Flip-This-Risk%25C2%25AE-Book-Series-4-book-series/dp/B098ZXQ7T6

    Listen to the 'Flip this Risk' Podcast: https://www.flipthisriskpodcast.com/


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    Using Agile Management to Promote Public Service through the Selective Service System with Joel Spangenberg Feb 26, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow Joel Spangenberg, Acting Director of the Selective Service System (SSS), to discuss SSS' mission to contribute to the nation's military forces, its potential to support other types of public service, and its transformation into a more agile agency.

    The participation of Mr. Spangenberg, Acting Director of the Selective Service, in this National Academy of Public Administration (the Academy) podcast does not suggest an endorsement of the Academy or Academy services and products.
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    Labor Policies and Retirement Security with Barbara Bovbjerg Feb 19, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow Barbara Bovbjerg, Former Managing Director of Education, Workforce and Income Security at the Government Accountability Office, to discuss her task force's findings on labor policies and retirement security. This episode covers her task force's findings as well as the overall challenges of older workers and workers with physically challenging jobs.

    Links:
    View the Report: Older Workers Retirement Security
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    The Future of Work with Dr. Lisa Coleman Feb 12, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow Dr. Lisa Coleman, Senior Vice President for Global Inclusion and Strategic Innovation at New York University, to discuss what lies ahead for people evaluating their early careers and how the lessons of the recent past can inform the future of work.
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    What States are Doing to Promote Hiring with Joe Barela Feb 05, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow Joe Barela, Colorado's Executive Director of Labor and Employment, to discuss Colorado's workforce practices, including its workforce center, its skills-based hiring initiative, and the changes in the full ecosystem of employment.

    Links:
    CDLE Employment Resources: access to job search engine, job fairs and events, Colorado Workforce Center locator, and the Colorado Career Trail Guide.
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    Federal Civil Service Reform with Kimberly Walton and Jeff Neal Jan 29, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellows, Kimberly Walton and Jeff Neal, to discuss their recent work on Federal Civil Service Reform. Topics include the challenges of performance management and hiring and ideas to modernize pay structures and staff structures.

    Links:
    View the No Time To Wait Report Parts 1 and 2
    View Proposals to Reform the Federal Civil Service
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    Academy Study: Evaluation of the NSF Technology Innovation Partnership Directorate Jan 22, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow and Panel Chair, Randy Lyon, and Deputy Project Director Mark Hertko to discuss the Academy's new study on the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Technology Innovation Partnership Directorate and the Panel's recommendations for NSF including:

    • Collaborating within NSF on internal benchmarking,
    • Developing a strategic workforce process, and
    • Communicating with NSF mission support leaders on resource planning.

    Links:
    View the Full Academy Report to NSF
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    The Intersection of Data Security and Privacy at the State Level with Dr. DeAngela Burns-Wallace Jan 15, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Dr. DeAngela Burns-Wallace, President and CEO of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation to discuss best practices for states and locals to share information as well as protect it. The discussion includes questions: "What are the biggest challenges that state governments face with data security threats and privacy?" and "How can government interact with citizens online while also moderating privacy and security?"
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    Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in International Aid Organizations with Shiro Gnanaselvam Jan 08, 2024

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Shiro Gnanaselvam, CEO of Social Impact to discuss bringing DEI principles and effective management into large organizations, particularly those distributing aid on a global scale. The discussion includes questions: "What are the processes that allow these crucial aid groups to capitalize on good decisions, and prevent bad ones?" and "How do old priorities give way to new, and what do we hold onto when implementing big changes?"
    Links:
    View Social Impact's BRIDGE Survey


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    AI Technologies and Public Education with Jerry Mechling, Theresa Pardo, Alan Shark, and Brenda Bannan Jan 01, 2024

    In this episode of Management Matters we host part 8 of the Academy-GovExec TV series on Artificial Intelligence featuring Academy Fellows, Jerry Mechling, Theresa Pardo, and Alan Shark, as well as Brenda Bannan, moderated by GovExec's George Jackson.
    Imagine the controversy some 40 years ago among engineering school faculty who expressed concern that the standard hand-held slide rule might be replaced by sophisticated hand-held calculators. In some schools and colleges, they were banned for use during exams or major university entrance tests. Today, we see similar discussions and debates with the advent of generative AI (GAI) and, in particular, the popular ChatGPT. And given the allure and capabilities of GAI, the issues are much more difficult, and the consequences are potentially far more serious. .
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    AI-Enabled Cybersecurity with Dan Chenok, Karen Evans and Bobbie Stempfley Dec 25, 2023

    Amidst much talk about AI and its potential, its benefits, and how it will drive major change, there is also an universal recognition of the importance of security and cybersecurity issues. In a Biden Administration release on Advancing Responsible AI, the White House said “AI is one of the most powerful technologies of our time, with broad applications ... in order to seize the opportunities AI presents, we must first manage its risks.”
    An active debate is occurring on how AI will impact the delivery of citizen services, public safety, economic development, and national security.
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    AI, Chatbots, Comments, and Public Rule-Making with Dan Chenok, Amy-Edwards Holmes, and Virginia Huth Dec 18, 2023

    In this episode of Management Matters we host part 6 of the Academy-GovExec TV series on Artificial Intelligence featuring Academy Fellows, Dan Chenok and Amy-Edwards Holmes, and Virginia Huth, moderated by GovExec's George Jackson. This episode focuses on the impact of AI on the internal operations of government itself and includes discussion on government rulemaking, regulations, and implementation guidance.
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    Generative AI in Government Communications with Martha Dorris, Greg Giddens, and Jerry Mechling Dec 11, 2023

    In this episode of Management Matters we host part 5 of the Academy-GovExec TV series on Artificial Intelligence featuring Academy Fellows, Martha Dorris, Greg Giddens, and Jerry Mechling, moderated by GovExec's George Jackson. This fifth episode focuses on how government can use AI to improve its communications and increase the public's trust in government.
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    Ethical Considerations and AI Governance with Alan Balutis, James-Christian Blockwood, and Alexis Bonnell Dec 04, 2023

    In this episode of Management Matters we host part 4 of the Academy-GovExec TV series on Artificial Intelligence featuring Academy Fellows, Alan Balutis, James-Christian Blockwood, and Alexis Bonnell moderated by GovExec's George Jackson. This fourth episode focuses on how government can use AI in an ethical manner while enhancing public trust in government.
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    Building an AI Ready Workforce with Alan Shark, Kimberly Walton, and Reginald Wells Nov 27, 2023

    In this episode of Management Matters we host part 3 of the Academy-GovExec TV series on Artificial Intelligence featuring Academy Fellows, Alan Shark, Kimberly Walton, and Reginald Wells moderated by GovExec's George Jackson. This third episode focuses on how public sector leaders can grow an AI-ready workforce both through retraining the current workforce and growing the next generation of workers.
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    Artificial Intelligence and the Internal Operations of Government with Dave Wennergren, Stan Soloway, and David Bray Nov 20, 2023

    In this episode of Management Matters we host part 2 of the Academy-GovExec TV series on Artificial Intelligence featuring Academy Fellows, Dave Wennergren, Stan Soloway, and David Bray, moderated by GovExec's Troy Schneider. This second episode focuses on how public sector leaders will use this AI to interpret data, act on it, and build government for the modern age.
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    Artificial Intelligence Services to Citizens with Jim Williams, David Bray, and Alan Shark Nov 13, 2023

    In this episode of Management Matters we host part 1 of the Academy-GovExec TV series on Artificial Intelligence featuring Academy Fellows, Jim Williams, David Bray, and Alan Shark, moderated by GovExec's George Jackson. This first episode focuses on how AI can best be used by government agencies to interact with the public when offering services.
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    A Conversation with the Brownlow Book Award Winner, Claire Dunning (Univ. of Maryland) Nov 06, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Brownlow Book Award Winner, Claire Dunning, Assistant Professor in the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland, to discuss her new book Nonprofit Neighborhoods An Urban History of Inequality and the American State.


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    The Executive Branch and Public Administration with Dr. Joel Aberbach and Dr. Bert Rockman Oct 30, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Academy Fellows, Joel Aberbach, Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Public Policy at UCLA and Bert Rockman, Professor Emeritus of Public Policy at Purdue, to discuss the realignment of US political parties, neutral competence in public administration, and how these factors affect the US election environment.
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    Increasing Voter Turnout with Edie Goldenberg Oct 23, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Edie Goldenberg, Professor Emerita of Public Policy and Political Science at the University of Michigan and Academy Fellow, to discuss her efforts to increase voter engagement in Michigan and how the public can support local election officials and the election system itself,
    Links:
    View the Academy's Call to Action Report
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    Academy Fall Meeting 2023 Preview with Kathy Newcomer, Dan Chenok, and Kaitlyn Blume Oct 16, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Kathy Newcomer, Dan Chenok, and Kaitlyn Blume to discuss the agenda for the Academy's 2023 Fall Meeting. This preview includes a description of the Arthur Flemming Award, the Academy-IBM Future Shocks Series, and other events guests can expect at this year's meeting.
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    View the Arthur Flemming Award
    View the Future Shocks Series
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    Career Tips for the Next Generation of Public Servants with Kerry Neal (Dept. of Education) Oct 09, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Kerry Neal, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Grants, and Risk Management at the Department of Education and Academy Fellow, to discuss his advice for up-and-coming public servants and what measures the federal government can implement to attract young and diverse talent.
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    MM Rewind: Securing Elections with Thomas Hicks Oct 01, 2023

    Originally Aired: October 24, 2022
    On this episode, we welcome Thomas Hicks, Chair of the Election Assistance Commission and Academy Fellow to discuss voter engagement and turnout, security in elections, and advantages of a decentralized voting system.
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    MM Rewind: Is Federal Debt Sustainable? With Orice Brown Sep 25, 2023
    Originally Aired: September 19, 2022
    On this episode, we welcome Orice Brown, The Chief Operating Officer of the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and Academy Fellow to discuss the sustainability of the current federal debt, the impact of financial markets on the federal debt, and the potential of agile regulatory practices to improve the nation's fiscal health .
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    Academy Study: Integrated Missile Defense Sep 18, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Bill Greenwalt, Study Panel Chair and Academy Fellow, and Roger Kodat, Senior Project Director, to discuss the Integrated Missile Defense report's recommendations to DOD regarding transparency of roles and responsibilities, establishment of an integrator entity, and acquisition flexibility in the missile defense enterprise.
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    GAO's Perspective on the Nation's Fiscal Health with Michelle Sager (GAO) Sep 11, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Michelle Sager, Managing Director of the Government Accountability Office (GAO) Strategic Issues Team and Academy Fellow, to discuss GAO's high-risk list, the unsustainability of the nation's fiscal health, and GAO's advice to Congress on this issue.
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    Connecting Individual Financial Health with National Fiscal Health with Angela Antonelli (Georgetown University) Sep 04, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Angela Antonelli, Research Professor and Executive Director for Retirement Initiatives at Georgetown University's McCourt School of Public Policy and Academy Fellow, to discuss the effects of a government shutdown on the nation's fiscal health, innovative ideas for state savings programs, and the relationship between social security programs and fiscal health.
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    MM Rewind: Investing in Communities to Build Resilience with Joe Nimmich Aug 28, 2023

    Originally Aired: August 29. 2022
    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Joe Nimmich, Former Deputy Administrator of FEMA, Commander of the First Coast Guard District, and current Senior Executive Advisor at Booz Allen Hamilton to discuss FEMA's relationship with community leaders, how to invest in communities before disasters hit, and what metric he uses to measure community resiliency.
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    FEMA's Role in Building Resilience in Communities across the Country with Eric Leckey (FEMA) Aug 21, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Eric Leckey, Associate Administrator for Mission Support at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Academy Fellow, to discuss what makes a community resilient, how FEMA works with state, local, and tribal governments to build resiliency, and how FEMA focuses on preemption and preparedness.
    Links:
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    Emergency Preparedness at the Local Level with Steve Hagerty (Former Mayor of the City of Evanston, IL) Aug 14, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Steve Hagerty, Former Mayor of the City of Evanston, IL and Academy Fellow, to discuss the mindset behind resiliency, the importance of collaboration with other governments before disaster strikes, and the critical role of public engagement in building resilient communities.
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    Strategic Planning in Baltimore County with Stacy Rodgers Aug 07, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Stacy Rodgers, County Administrative Officer of Baltimore County and Academy Fellow, to discuss the connections between the county's strategic plan and the Academy's Grand Challenges, the feedback mechanisms used to inform the strategic plan, and how different goals in the plan relate to each other.
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    Tools for Modern Intergovernmental Governance with Dr. Naim Kapucu and Dr. Nancy Augustine Jul 31, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Dr. Naim Kapucu, Pegasus Professor of Public Administration and Policy at the University of Central Florida (UCF) and Academy Fellow, and Dr. Nancy Augustine, Director of the Academy's Center for Intergovernmental Partnerships, to discuss intergovernmental emergency collaboration, the challenges facing state and local collaboration, and the CIP's toolkit that will help solve these challenges.
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    The Impacts of Public Engagement in Atlanta with Lisa Benjamin (COO City of Atlanta) Jul 24, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Lisa Benjamin, Chief Operating Officer for the City of Atlanta and Academy Fellow, to discuss the role of public engagement in creating and implementing policy, the method of building a transparent dialogue with the community, and how collaboration extends outside of the city to state and federal partners.
    Links:
    Moving Atlanta Forward
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    Adapting City Charters with Jim Svara (UNC Chapel Hill) Jul 17, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Jim Svara, Visting Scholar at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Academy Fellow, to discuss the role of the city manager, ICMA's Code of Ethics, and the National Civic League's new Model City Charter.
    Links:
    Model City Charter 9th Edition
    Article: Cities in California are making systemic changes to advance racial equity
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    Innovative Ways to Fund Government with Shayne Kavanagh (GFOA) Jul 10, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Shayne Kavanagh, the Senior Manager of Research for the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) and Academy Fellow, to discuss rethinking public engagement with respect to public budgeting, equity budgeting practices, and new ways for governments to raise revenue.
    Links:
    GFOA Rethinking Public Engagement
    GFOA: Rethinking Revenue Reports
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    The H. George Frederickson Memorial Lecture Panel Discussion from the 2023 Social Equity Leadership Conference Jun 26, 2023

    In this episode, we air the panel response to the inaugural H. George Frederickson Memorial Lecture from the 2023 Social Equity Leadership Conference. The panel, hosted by Terry Gerton, included, Dean Susan Gooden of the Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at VCU, Norton Bonaparte, City Manager of Sanford, Florida, Marcia Conner, Executive Director of the National Forum for Black Public Administrators, and Dr. DeAngela Burns-Wallace former Kansas Department of Administration Secretary.
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    Improving DEIA at the City Level with Michael Rogers (Interim City Manager, Charlottesville, VA) Jun 19, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Michael Rogers, Interim City Manager for the City of Charlottesville and Academy Fellow, to discuss his interest in the specific challenges city managers face, the most useful tools he uses in the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accesibility (DEIA) space, and the role of intergovernmental collaboration in DEIA.
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    A Different Approach to the Design of Government Social Services Projects with Stan Soloway and Dr. Nancy Augustine Jun 12, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Stan Soloway, President & CEO of Celero Strategies LLC and Academy Fellow, and Dr. Nancy Augustine, Director of NAPA's Center for Intergovernmental Partnerships to discuss the CIP's new paper on the design of social services projects and implementation steps for the recommendations of the paper.
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    Improving DEIA at the County Level with Nancy Navarro (Fmr. Montgomery County Councilmember) Jun 05, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Nancy Navarro, former Montgomery County Councilmember and Academy Fellow, to discuss her involvement in passing DEIA legislation, the challenges she found in implementation, and the impact of data collection on DEIA programs.
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    Public Service Spotlight: Teri Takai May 29, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Teri Takai, Former Assistant Secretary of Defense, Network Information Integration and Department of Defense Chief Information Officer and Academy Fellow, to discuss her path into the technology field, her transition from the private sector to public service, and how she enables career opportunities for others.
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    Solving Public Service Challenges in Local Government with Joe Adler (University of Baltimore) May 22, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Joseph Adler, Former Maryland State Secretary of Personnel, Director of the MPA Program at the University of Baltimore, College of Public Affairs, School of Public and International Affairs, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the biggest challenges facing the state public service recruiting, how state governments can close that gap, and the role of position descriptions in this environment.
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    Academy Studies: U.S. Coast Guard Academy's Cultural Competence and Admissions Process Assessment May 15, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome David Chu, Panel Chair of this study and Academy Fellow, and Roger Kodat, Senior Project Director at the Academy, to discuss the Academy studies on 1) the US Coast Guard Academy's (USCGA) cultural competence and 2) the USCGA's admissions process.
    Links:
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    View the Report on USCGA's Cultural Competence.
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    Public Service Challenges in the Federal Government with Max Stier (Partnership for Public Service) May 08, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Max Stier, Founding President and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service and Academy Fellow, to discuss the biggest challenges facing the federal government regarding public service, the value of career professional service, and lessons Federal leaders can learn from survey data.
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    Human Capital Challenges Facing City and County Governments with Peggy Merriss (GCCMA) May 01, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Peggy Merriss, Executive Director of Georgia City/County Management Association (GCCMA), former City Manager of Decatur, Georgia, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the human capital challenges facing local governments, lessons learned from the pandemic, and best practices to recruit and retain qualified individuals.
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    Guidance on Steps to Measure and Improve Organizational Health and Performance with John Kamensky Apr 24, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome John Kamensky, former chair of the Academy's Executive Organizational Management Standing Panel and Academy Fellow, to discuss the new OMB guidance on Organizational Health and Performance, the Academy's work in this area, and advice for agencies moving forward on this guidance.
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    The Role of the Army Corps of Engineers in Environmental Management and Stewardship with Gen. Gerry Galloway (Army Corps of Engineers) Apr 17, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Gen. Gerry Galloway, Retired Brigadier General of the US Army, Emeritus Professor of Engineering at the University of Maryland College Park, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the Army Corps of Engineers' role in stewarding natural resources, how they convene and collaborate with all stakeholders, and how lessons learned from water resources can be applied to broader natural resource issues.
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    Protecting the Nation's Fish and Wildlife with Dr. Mamie Parker (Fmr. US Fish and Wildlife Service) Apr 10, 2023

    In this episode, we welcome Dr. Mamie Parker, former Head of Fisheries and Assistant Director at the US Fish and Wildlife Service, current Consultant at Ecologix Group, and Academy Fellow, to discuss promoting women in STEM Careers, balancing management of natural resources with the needs of today and the future, and the complex network of partnerships needed to successfully steward these resources.
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    The Coast Guard's Role in Protecting Maritime Resources with Adm. Thad Allen (US Coast Guard) Apr 03, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Adm. Thad Allen, Former 23rd Commandant of the US Coast Guard, Senior Advisor at Hudson Analytics, and Academy Fellow, to discuss what the Coast Guard has learned about the sustainability of the marine environment, how climate change affects the Coast Guard's protection of fisheries, and how the Coast Guard works with many domestic and international partners to accomplish its missions.
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    MM Rewind: Recruiting and Retaining Talent in Public Service with Ventris Gibson Mar 27, 2023

    Originally Aired: May 30, 2022
    On this episode, we welcome Ventris Gibson , Director of the US Mint and Academy Fellow, to discuss her experiences in the federal government and local government hiring space and best practices to recruit and retain public service employees.
    View the US Mint's American Women Quarters Program
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    Managing Competing Demands for Increasingly Scarce Water Resources with Ginger Lew (Cube Hydro Partners) Mar 20, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Ginger Lew, Co-Founder of Cube Hydro Partners, Senior Advisor at I Squared Capital, and Academy Fellow, to discuss lessons learned from the private sector for managing water systems, the effect of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) on these systems, and how the US can find solutions through integration of governance.
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    How City Managers can Solve Water System Challenges with Tom Carroll (City of Cambridge, Maryland) Mar 13, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Tom Carroll, City Manager of Cambridge, Maryland and Academy Fellow, to discuss the challenges city managers face regarding water systems, the tradeoffs that must be made to solve these issues, and how the city can gain buy-in from the public.
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    The Challenges of Managing Water Systems with Geoff Beckwith (Massachusetts Municipal Association) Mar 06, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Geoff Beckwith, Executive Director and CEO of the Massachusetts Municipal Association and Academy Fellow, to discuss the relationship between local and state governments regarding water systems, the challenges of managing these systems, and the effect of Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act dedicated funds toward water systems.
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    Local Government 2030 with Kim Nelson (Univ. North Carolina) and Julia Novak (Raftelis) Feb 27, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Kim Nelson, Professor of Public Administration and Government at UNC Chapel Hill and Academy Fellow, and Julia Novak, Executive VP for Management Consulting at Raftelis, to discuss the Local Government 2030 initiative and how local governments can solve some of the Grand Challenges.
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    City Initiatives to Drive Meaningful Work with Clarence Anthony of the National League of Cities Feb 20, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Clarence Anthony, Executive Director of the National League of Cities and Academy Fellow, to discuss the ecosystem of economic mobility and meaningful work, the innovations needed to transform cities after the pandemic, and new initiatives from cities across the country to grow the workforce.
    Links:
    CitiesSpeak Podcast
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    Skill Based Hiring in the Workforce with Beth Cobert from the Markle Foundation Feb 13, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Beth Cobert, Acting President at the Markle Foundation, to discuss workforce lessons learned from COVID, the role of public administrators in facilitating workforce connections, and the effect college degree requirements have on the workforce.
    Report: Realizing the Workforce Potential of Infrastructure Investment
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    Meaningful Work: The Intersection of Academia and Policy with Ed Montgomery Feb 06, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Ed Montgomery, President of Western Michigan University and Academy Fellow, to discuss the current trends in the labor market, the short-term prospect for job creation, and the need for innovation at each level of government.
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    The Intersection of Cybersecurity, Data Security, and Individual Privacy with Bobbie Stempfley from Dell Technologies Jan 30, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Bobbie Stempfley, Vice President for Products at Dell Technologies and Academy Fellow, to discuss the intersection of cybersecurity, data security, and individual privacy, how public administrators can ensure the public that they are using data appropriately, and the value of a potential bureau of cyber statistics.
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    Governance Structures around Data and the Importance of Data during COVID with Beth Blauer of Johns Hopkins University Jan 23, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Beth Blauer, Associate Vice Provost for Public Innovation at Johns Hopkins University, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the JHU COVID Data Visualization tool, the importance of governance structures when using data, and what conclusions can be drawn from the COVID data.
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    Academy Report: State Regulatory Compliance, Lessons Learned from COVID with Neil Kerwin Jan 16, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Neil Kerwin, President Emeritus of American University, Chair of this study's panel, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the findings and recommendations of the Academy's report on state regulatory compliance.
    Links:

    • State Regulatory Compliance Processes: Lessons Learned From COVID-19
    • Report: Agile Regulation


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    The Future of Agile Government with Ed DeSeve, Coordinator of the Agile Government Center Jan 09, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome Ed DeSeve, Coordinator of the Academy's Agile Government Center, to discuss his new report, The Future of Agile Government, and how agile principles can apply to the development and implementation of government policies, regulations, and programs.
    Links:

    • The Future of Agile Government
    • The Agile Government Center


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    National Security and Public Administration with Gen. William Walker Sergeant at Arms for the U.S. House of Representatives Jan 02, 2023

    On this episode, we welcome General William Walker, Sergeant at Arms for the U.S. House of Representatives and former defense and intelligence official, to discuss his career in public service, how effective public administration practices help secure the nation, and how the U.S. can address current and future threats to the homeland.
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    MM Rewind: American Leadership Through Engagement with Jane Lute Dec 26, 2022

    Originally Aired on January 4, 2021
    On this episode, we welcome Jane Lute, CEO of Sicpa North America, former Deputy Secretary of DHS and Academy Fellow, to discuss the value of American engagement in global affairs, how the U.S. can work with other governments and NGOs to advance its national interests, and today's international cybersecurity threat environment.
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    International Trade and Public Administration with Susan Schwab Dec 19, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Susan Schwab, Former United States Trade Representative for George Bush (43) and Academy Fellow, to discuss how trade influences policy, the importance of interagency collaboration in a trade policy, and how we can progress toward our country's goals through trade.
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    Good Governance in National Security with Loren DeJonge Schulman Dec 12, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Loren DeJonge Schulman, Vice President of the Partnership for Public Service and Academy Fellow, to discuss her public service journey in the national security realm, how networks can help government meet the security challenges of our time, and how the government can build trust with the public through transparency of its decisions.
    Check out Loren's podcast, "Profiles in Public Service."
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    Development and the Academy with Stephen Hamill Dec 05, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Stephen Hamill, Chair of the Academy’s Development Committee and Academy Fellow, to discuss the Academy's new engagements and the benefits of giving to the Academy.
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    2022 Academy Webb Lecture: Connecting Individuals to Meaningful Work with Angela Hanks Nov 28, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Angela Hanks, Chief of Programs at Demos, to discuss the Academy's Grand Challenge of "Connecting Individuals to Meaningful Work." This podcast is an excerpt from the Academy's Fall Meeting Webb Lecture, which featured a conversation between Management Matters host, Terry Gerton, and Angela.
    View Content from the Academy's Fall Meeting
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    Cross-Podcast: The Inside Storey with Tim Storey and Terry Gerton Nov 21, 2022

    This is a NCSL Hosted Episode
    Host Tim Storey, CEO of NCSL and Academy Fellow, sits down with Terry Gerton, president and CEO of the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA), to discuss the critical role of those who work in government service.
    Gerton explains the important role expert public administrators play in roles such as handling federal grants and ensuring the money is spent responsibly. She also discussed the formation of NAPA, and why Congress gave it a charter to gather the best information and practices for managing the work of government. Gerton and Storey also discussed the challenge of attracting young people to public service and the path that took her from West Point to her current role.
    Links:
    View the NCSL podcast, "The Inside Storey with Tim Storey"

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    Academy Study: 2022 DEI Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service with Thelma Harris Nov 14, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Thelma Harris, President & CEO of Hite Consulting, Inc., Expert Advisory Group member of the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service Comprehensive Equity Assessment, and Academy Fellow, to discuss general practices for DEI&A, the challenges and opportunities of the study, and the study's recommendations.
    Links:
    Academy Study on the Montgomery Fire and Rescue Service
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    MM Rewind: Harnessing AI for State Governance with Doug Robinson Nov 07, 2022

    Originally Aired: November 23, 2020
    On this episode, we welcome Doug Robinson, Executive Director for National Association of State Chief Information Officers and Academy Fellow, to discuss the roles and responsibilities of different chief officers in technology, the acceleration of AI tools as a result of the pandemic, and the challenges states face when deploying tools that use AI.
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    2022 Fall Meeting Preview with Mohamad Alkadry and Ramayya Krishnan Oct 31, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome two Academy Fellows, Mohamad Alkadry, Professor and Director of the School of Public Policy at the University of Connecticut, and Ramayya Krishnan, the Dean of the H. John Heinz III College at Carnegie Mellon University. We discuss the Academy's Grand Challenge of "Connect Individuals to Meaningful Work," specific activities at each of the guests' universities, and a preview of the Academy's Fall Meeting.
    Register for the 2022 Academy Fall Meeting! (November 2-4)
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    Securing Elections with Thomas Hicks Oct 24, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Thomas Hicks, Chair of the Election Assistance Commission and Academy Fellow to discuss voter engagement and turnout, security in elections, and advantages of a decentralized voting system.
    Links:
    EAC.gov
    Helpamericavote.gov
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    Management Matters Rewind: Public Service Spotlight with Betsy Fretwell Oct 17, 2022

    Originally Aired: May 17, 2021
    MM Rewind: On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Betsy Fretwell, to discuss her career in public administration including her time as the City Manager of Las Vegas and her broader experience in local government.
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    MM Rewind: Operating Successful Elections at the State and Local Level with Ann Bowman Oct 10, 2022

    Originally Aired: October 19, 2020
    On this episode, we welcome Anne Bowman, Hazel Davis and Robert Kennedy Endowed Chair in Public Service and Government at the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M and Academy Fellow, to discuss the intergovernmental features of our national election process, the biggest threats to our electoral infrastructure, and new electoral reforms and innovative mechanisms to further engage the public and encourage voting.
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    How To Support the Election Workforce in the 2022 Election Oct 03, 2022

    On this episode, we are joined by our Election Integrity Working Group, made up of Academy Fellows Nancy Tate, Co-chair of the Women’s Vote Centennial Initiative, Mark Robbins, Interim Executive Director of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, Barry Van Lare, an Independent Consultant of Management and Public Policy, and Edie Goldenberg, Professor of Public Policy and Political Science at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. They discuss the growing issue of disinformation regarding our electoral system, the rise in threats towards election workers, and what Fellows can do to uphold our country's electoral integrity.
    This podcast episode was adapted from a webinar discussion that took place on September 29th. If you would like to watch the webinar, you can find it here.
    Academic Resources mentioned:

    • ESRA Annual Meetings
      • ESRA 2021: https://electionlab.mit.edu/events/esra-2021
    • Democracy Fund’s “Idea Page”
    • Annual surveys of local election officials
      • https://evic.reed.edu/leo-survey/
    • Election Law Journal
    • Journal of Democracy
    • MIT Election Data Lab
    • U of Wisconsin-Madison’s Elections Research Center
    • Reed College’s Elections & Voting Center

    Please access NAPA’s Election Resources at the 2022 Election Integrity Platform webpage, under our Grand Challenges tab.
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    MM Rewind: The Impact of Fiscal Health at the State Level with Lauren Larson Sep 26, 2022

    Originally Aired on September 27, 2021
    On this episode, we welcome Lauren Larson, Alumna of the White House Office of Management, current Director for the Office of State Planning and Budgeting of Colorado, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the process of distributing Federal relief funds, the impact of those funds on the state of Colorado, and new management innovations at the state level.


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    Is Federal Debt Sustainable? With Orice Brown Sep 19, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Orice Brown, The Chief Operating Officer of the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and Academy Fellow to discuss the sustainability of the current federal debt, the impact of financial markets on the federal debt, and the potential of agile regulatory practices to improve the nation's fiscal health .
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    Can You Apply Lessons Learned from State Budgeting to the Federal Government? Featuring Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux Sep 12, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Carolyn Boudreaux, Member of the US House of Representatives from Georgia and Academy Fellow to discuss her experiences in fiscal administration at the state level, budgeting challenges at the federal and state level during a crisis, and what steps the US can take to achieve a more balanced federal budget.
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    Building Capacity: A Look Back at the First Year of the Center for Intergovernmental Partnerships with Bob O'Neill and Dr. Nancy Augustine Sep 05, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Bob O'Neill, Member of the Center for Intergovernmental Partnerships (CIP) Executive Committee and Academy Fellow and Dr. Nancy Augustine, Director of the CIP to discuss the intergovernmental challenges the US faced during the pandemic, the need for local government capacity building, and the CIP's actions in this area over the past year.
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    Investing in Communities to Build Resilience with Joe Nimmich Aug 29, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Joe Nimmich, Former Deputy Administrator of FEMA, Commander of the First Coast Guard District, and current Senior Executive Advisor at Booz Allen Hamilton to discuss FEMA's relationship with community leaders, how to invest in communities before disasters hit, and what metric he uses to measure community resiliency.
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    Using Technology to Build Environmental Resilience with Molly O'Neill Aug 22, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Molly O'Neill, Former Vice President of CGI Federal, Former Assistant Administrator and Chief Information Officer of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and Academy Fellow, to discuss successfully leveraging technology to build environmental resiliency and the top 3 challenges communities face in building resiliency.
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    Developing a Weather-Ready Nation with Louis Uccellini Aug 15, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Louis Uccellini, former Director of the National Weather Service and Academy Fellow, to discuss the impact of forecast accuracy, the effectiveness of Impact Based Decision Services, and how to make the US more weather-ready.
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    Academy Study: Social Security Administration Sources and Access to Death Data Aug 07, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Barbara Bovbjerg, former Managing Director at GAO, Chair of this study's panel of Fellows, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the recently released Academy study on sources and access to death data.
    View the Report
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    Developing Resilient and Livable Communities with Mark Funkhouser Aug 01, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Mark Funkhouser, former Mayor of Kansas City and Academy Fellow, to discuss what makes a community resilient, what tools a community must develop to withstand disasters and economic downturns, and the challenges with investing in resilience.
    Links: Four Lessons Learned from the Federal Funding and Livable Communities Cohort
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    Management Matters Rewind: Technology and the Future with Jay Walder Jul 25, 2022

    Originally Aired: November 16, 2020
    On this episode, we welcome Jay Walder, CEO of Virgin Hyperloop One and new Academy Fellow, to discuss his leadership of the public transit systems of Hong Kong, New York City, and London, the potential effects of the Virgin Hyperloop on transportation, logistics, and life in general, and the role of AI in public transportation and public administration.
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    Public Governance and Engagement Challenges in City Government with TC Broadnax Jul 18, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome TC Broadnax, City Manager of Dallas, Texas and Academy Fellow, to discuss his journey in public service, engagement with the public at the local level, and collaboration across sectors and governments.
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    Developing Governance Models in Maryland with Clarence Crawford Jul 08, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Clarence Crawford, Member of the Maryland State Board of Education and Academy Fellow, to discuss his journey in public service, finding intergovernmental solutions at Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), and helping Maryland schools navigate the COVID Pandemic.
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    MM Rewind: The Emergence of New Models of Public Governance with John Kamensky Jul 04, 2022

    Originally Aired: July 5, 2021
    On this Management Matters Rewing episode, we welcome John Kamensky, Emeritus Senior fellow at the IBM Center for the business of government and Academy Fellow, to discuss how the federal government can capitalize on a variety of new approaches to public governance.
    Mentioned Reports:

    • NAPA Election 2020 Develop New Approaches to Public Governance
    • Government Reform: Lessons from the Past for Actions in the Future by Dan Chenok and John Kamensky
    • The Next Government of the United States: Challenges for Performance in the 21st Century, by Don Kettl
    • A Manager’s Guide for Choosing and Using Collaborative Networks, by Brint Milward and Keith Provan
    • Implementing Cross-Agency Collaboration: A Guide for Federal Managers, by Jane Fountain
    • Cross-Agency Collaboration: A Case Study of Cross-Agency Priority Goals, by John Kamensky
    • Federal Grants Management: Improving Outcomes by Shelley H. Metzenbaum


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    The Role of City Managers in Fostering Social Equity with Norton Bonaparte Jun 27, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Norton Bonaparte, City Manager of Sanford, Florida and Academy Fellow, to discuss his journey in public service, the different roles of city managers, and how city managers can help foster social equity.
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    Agile Regulation: Gateway to the Future with Michael Fitzpatrick Jun 20, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Michael Fitzpatrick, Director of Global Strategy & Innovation at Google and Academy Fellow, to discuss the new Academy report on Agile Regulation, the need for innovative regulatory methods in today's world, and how agencies can implement the report's recommendations.
    View the Report (Available June 21, 2022)
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    Scaling Social Equity Solutions with Gail Christopher Jun 13, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Gail Christopher, Executive Director at the National Collaborative for Health Equity and Academy Fellow, to discuss her framework for social equity, how the US can scale successful social equity solutions, and her reflections on winning the Philip J. Rutledge Award.
    View the 2022 Social Equity Leadership Conference
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    2022 Social Equity Leadership Conference Preview with Richard Greggory Johnson III Jun 06, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Richard Greggory Johnson III, tenured Full Professor & Department Chair for the Department of Public and Nonprofit Administration, School of Management, University of San Francisco and Academy Fellow, to discuss the intersections of social equity and to preview the Social Equity Leadership Conference.
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    Recruiting and Retaining Talent in Public Service with Ventris Gibson May 30, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Ventris Gibson , Deputy Director of the US Mint and Academy Fellow, to discuss her experiences in the federal governemnt and local government hiring space and best practices to recruit and retain public service employees.
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    Improving the Customer Service Experience in Government with Martha Dorris May 23, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Martha Dorris, Founder of Dorris Consulting International, expert on Government Customer Experience, and Academy Fellow to discuss best practices in government service delivery, how individual agencies can improve their customer experience, and how some agile methods can help bring an organization closer to meeting the customer's needs.
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    DEIA in Public Service with Kim Walton May 16, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Kim Walton, Former Executive Assistant Administrator of Transportation Security Administration and Academy Fellow to discuss her lessons learned for implementing effective Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) policies and how federal agencies can meet new DEIA standards through maturity models and other means.
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    No Time to Wait to Revamp the Public Service with Don Kettl May 09, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Dr. Don Kettl, professor emeritus and former dean at the University of Maryland, former professor at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, at the University of Texas at Austin, and Academy Fellow to discuss the No Time to Wait Reports on public service, the Merit System, and the changes needed for today's public service system.
    Read No Time to Wait Reports 1 and 2

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    Public Service Spotlight: Arleas Kea May 06, 2022

    On this special edition Public Service Recognition Week series, we welcome Arleas Kea, Fmr. Deputy to the Chairman for External Affairs at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Academy Fellow, to discuss her career in public service and her advice for future public administrators.
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    Public Service Spotlight: Amma Felix May 05, 2022

    On this special edition Public Service Recognition Week series, we welcome Amma Felix, President & CEO Collegiate Directions, Inc. (CDI) and Academy Fellow, to discuss her career in public service and her advice for future public administrators.
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    Public Service Spotlight: Mohamad Alkadry May 04, 2022

    On this special edition Public Service Recognition Week series, we welcome Mohamad Alkadry, Professor of Public Policy and the inaugural Director of the University of Connecticut's (UConn) School of Public Policy and Academy Fellow, to discuss his career in public service and his advice for future public administrators.
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    Public Service Spotlight: Opal Mauldin-Jones May 03, 2022

    On this special edition Public Service Recognition Week series, we welcome Opal Mauldin-Jones, City Manager of the City of Lancaster, Texas and Academy Fellow, to discuss her career in public service and her advice for future public administrators.
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    Public Service Spotlight: John Hicks May 02, 2022

    On this special Public Service Recognition Week series, we welcome John Hicks, recurring guest, State Budget Director for the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and Academy Fellow, to discuss his career in public service and his advice for future public administrators.
    Listen To John's Previous Episode on State Budgeting
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    The Persistent Effort to Address Climate Change with Dr. Pete Andrews Apr 25, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Dr. Pete Andrews, Faculty Fellow at the Institute for the Environment at the University of North Carolina Chapel-Hill and Academy Fellow to discuss overcoming political barriers to address climate change, environmental challenges and solutions in North Carolina, and lessons learned from the US environmental history.

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    Intergovernmental Dimensions of the COVID-19 Responses and Consequences with Rich Callahan and Dr. Ken Kizer Apr 18, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Dr. Ken Kizer and Rich Callahan, Academy Fellows who spearheaded the Intergovernmental Standing Panel's report on the intergovernmental aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic, to discuss the findings and recommendations of their report in three separate sections: 1) Testing Response, 2) Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions for Infections Risk Reduction, and 3) Vaccine Distribution.
    View the Full Report Here

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    100th Episode! The Future of the Academy with Dave Wennergren Apr 11, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Dave Wennergren, CEO of ACT-IAC, Chair of the Academy's Board of Directors, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the current state of public administration in today's world and the future plans of the Academy.

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    Managing Natural Resources and Natural Disasters with Justin Johnson Apr 04, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Justin Johnson, Commissioner of Environmental Conservation and Deputy Secretary of Natural Resources for the State of Vermont and Academy Fellow, to discuss the comparisons between American and Australian administration of natural resources, strategies for local governments to build resiliency, and why it's necessary to focus on outcomes when rebuilding after a natural disaster.

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    Investing in Our Water Systems with Stan Meiburg Mar 28, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Stan Meiburg, Director of the Graduate Studies in Sustainability at Wake Forest University and Academy Fellow, to discuss new investment in water infrastructure, the water workforce, and the intergovernmental challenges in the sector.

    Additional Links and Resources:

    Stan's Paper on the IIJA and Water Sustainability

    EPA's Water Infrastructure and Resiliency Finance Center.

    10 Environmental Finance Centers around the country


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    Improving the Social Security System with Carolyn Colvin Mar 21, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Carolyn Colvin, the former Commissioner of the Social Security Administration and an Academy Fellow, to discuss her career path in public service, the issues facing the current social security system and the pandemic's impact on that system, and women's history month.


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    Public Service Spotlight: Women's History Month with Willene Johnson Mar 14, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Willene Johnson, an expert in international finance,a former economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and an Academy Fellow, to discuss her career path in the field of economics, her experience at the African Development Bank, and advancement of women in this field.


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    Academy Event: Infrastructure Workforce Strategies Discussion Mar 07, 2022

    On February 24, 2022, the Academy's Center for Intergovernmental Partnerships (the Center/CIP) hosted a discussion around the problems and effective practices related to the significant challenge of finding and training the workforce necessary to execute critical infrastructure projects. Hosted by Tom Shoop, the event's panelists included:

    • Matt Chase, CEO & Executive Director, National Association of Counties and Academy Fellow
    • Susan Fallon, Senior Vice President, Monster Government Solutions
    • John V. Ladd, Administrator, Office of Apprenticeship, Employment and Training Administration, U.S. Department of Labor
    • Mardy Leathers, Director, Office of Workforce Development, State of Missouri

    Timestamps:
    1:15 Current state of workforce development
    21:50 Trends related to infrastructure funding
    32:14 Including training in workforce development
    43:45 The importance of social equity in workforce development
    56:50 Funding opportunities
    1:07:35 Barriers and trends related to individuals rejoining the workforce
    1:12:30 Questions from the Audience

    Public Service Spotlight: Social Equity in Higher Education and Beyond with Freeman Hrabowski Feb 28, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Freeman Hrabowski, President University of Maryland, Baltimore County and Academy Fellow, to discuss his career in public administration, UMBC's innovative practices in higher education, and the role of universities and public administrators in fostering social equity.


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    Academy Event: The Elliot Richardson Prize with Chuck Todd, Dr. Francis Collins, and Dr. Anthony Fauci Feb 21, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome the recipients of this year's Elliot Richardson Prize, Dr. Francis Collins, Former Director of the National Institutes of Health and Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and Chief Medical Advisor to the President in a discussion about their careers moderated by Chuck Todd.
    Watch the Full Event
    The Elliot L. Richardson Prize is presented biennially to individuals possessing the public service virtues exemplified by Elliot L. Richardson, an Academy Fellow. Mr. Richardson was an exceptional public servant and the only individual in our nation's history to serve in four Cabinet-level positions in the U.S. government: Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW), Secretary of Defense, Attorney General, and Secretary of Commerce.]


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    Elliot Richardson Prize Preview with Michael Rogers and Joseph Kasputys Feb 14, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellows, Michael Rogers and Joseph Kasputys, to discuss Elliot Richardson's public service career, the prize named in his honor, and the recipients of this year's prize, Dr. Francis Collins, Former Director of the National Institutes of Health and Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and Chief Medical Advisor to the President.
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    The Elliot L. Richardson Prize is presented biennially to individuals possessing the public service virtues exemplified by Elliot L. Richardson, an Academy Fellow. Mr. Richardson was an exceptional public servant and the only individual in our nation's history to serve in four Cabinet-level positions in the U.S. government: Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW), Secretary of Defense, Attorney General, and Secretary of Commerce.]


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    Academy Study: 2022 CISA Cybersecurity Workforce with Dan Chenok and Karen Evans Feb 07, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Dan Chenok and Karen Evans, Co-chairs of this Academy study's panel and Academy Fellows to discuss the scope, findings, and recommendations of the Academy's report: A Call to Action: the Federal Government's Role in Building a Cybersecurity Workforce for the Nation.
    View the Report Here


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    Public Service Spotlight: Sherry Suttles Jan 31, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Sherry Suttles, the first African American female city manager in the nation (Oberlin, Ohio in 1979) and Academy Fellow, to discuss her distinguished career in public administration and her efforts to preserve Black History.


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    Data Security Integration and Collaboration with Maria Roat Jan 24, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Maria Roat, Deputy Federal Chief Information Officer at OMB and Academy Fellow, to discuss innovative practices in data security management, integration and collaboration with state, local, and industry partners, and the inclusion of a focus on citizen experience in the President's Management Agenda (PMA).


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    The Importance of Collaboration in Data Security with Luis Luna-Reyes Jan 17, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Luis Luna-Reyes, Associate Professor in the Department of Public Administration and Policy at the University of Albany and Academy Fellow, to discuss how public agencies can collaborate across their boundaries to address data security challenges.


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    Enterprise Risk Management and Data Security with Tom Brandt Jan 10, 2022

    On this episode, we welcome Tom Brandt, Director of Planning and Risk at the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board and Academy Fellow, to discuss Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) within federal agencies, the best practices for prioritizing risks, and the intersection of ERM with data security.


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    Management Matters Rewind: Public Service Spotlight with Robert Lightfoot Jan 03, 2022

    Originally Aired: May 24, 2021
    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Dr. Robert Lightfoot, to discuss his career in public administration from Engineer to Acting Administrator at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
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    Working with China and Other Global Partners with Dan Guttman Dec 27, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Dan Guttman, an Academy Fellow and Academician, and a former public administrator with multiple senior-level posts in the federal government, to discuss working between countries' political and administrative systems and his new project which focuses on increasing community resilience through global collaboration.


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    Public Administration in Trade Policy with Irving Williamson Dec 20, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Irving Williamson, former Commissioner of the U.S. International Trade Commission and Academy Fellow, to discuss effective public administration in U.S. trade, equity considerations in trade policy, and his experience in bolstering trade with several countries in Africa.


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    The U.S. in the Western Hemisphere with Nuria Esparch Dec 13, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Nuria Esparch, former Defense Minister of Peru and new Academy Fellow, to discuss how she led the vaccination of all of Peru's armed forces, the importance of public administration in international affairs, and a closer look at the U.S. role in the Western Hemisphere.


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    Management Matters Rewind: Public Service Spotlight with Amb. Joseph Westphal Dec 06, 2021

    Originally aired on May 31, 2021.
    On this Management Matters Rewind, we welcome Academy Fellow, Ambassador Joseph Westphal, to discuss his career in public administration including his roles at the Department of Defense, the U.S. Congress, and at the State Department as Ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
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    The Relationship between AI and Cybersecurity with Costis Toregas Nov 29, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Costis Toregas, Director of the Cyber Security and Privacy Research Institute at George Washington University and Academy Fellow, to discuss the skills we need to teach students today in cybersecurity, the relationship between AI and cybersecurity, and a potential AI bill of rights.


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    Improving End-User Outcomes through Artificial Intelligence with Tim Persons Nov 22, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Tim Persons, Chief Scientist and Managing Director at the U.S. Government Accountability Office and Academy Fellow, to discuss recruiting the next generation of the AI workforce, oversight and accountability frameworks for AI, and how public administrators can adapt to a rapidly changing technologic environment.


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    AI Tools in the Federal Procurement Process With Soraya Correa Nov 15, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Soraya Correa, former Chief Procurement Officer at the Department of Homeland Security and Academy Fellow, to discuss the Procurement Innovation Lab, agile management, and how AI tools can facilitate the procurement process.


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    Fall Meeting Preview: Public Leadership to Expand the Boundaries of Urban Sustainability with Sian Mooney Nov 08, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Sian Mooney, Dean of the Indiana University Paul H. O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs and Academy Fellow, to discuss sustainability in major urban areas, how urban leaders should think about food, equity, and energy, and how urban sustainability fits in the intergovernmental system.


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    Fall Meeting Preview: Intergovernmental Dimensions of Advancing the Economy, Health & Social Equity with Rich Callahan Nov 01, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Rich Callahan, Professor at the University of San Francisco and Co-Director of the public health program. and Academy Fellow, to discuss the role of intergovernmental collaboration in solving public health issues, the future of this collaboration, and his recommendations for a better intergovernmental system.


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    Fall Meeting Preview: Protecting and Advancing Our Democracy with Carolyn Lukensmeyer Oct 25, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Carolyn Lukensmeyer, Founding Executive Director of the National Institute for Civic Discourse and Academy Fellow, to discuss the role of public administrators in sparking public interest in government, challenges and opportunities in the current media landscape, and how citizen assemblies may help us solve some of the government's biggest challenges.


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    Fall Meeting Preview: Technology, Innovation, and Digital Equity for the Future with Jane Fountain Oct 18, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Jane Fountain, Distinguished University Professor of Political Science and Public Policy at the University of Massachusets Amherst and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of Data Security and Artificial Intelligence, best practices to prevent ransomware attacks, and key issues regarding research and innovation.


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    *Crossover Episode with GovExec Daily* A More Collaborative Intergovernmental System Oct 11, 2021

    On this episode, Terry Gerton, President and CEO of the Academy, Academy Fellow, and host of Management Matters, sits down with the GovExec Daily podcast to discuss the importance of intergovernmental collaboration and the Academy's newest initiative, the Center for Intergovernmental Partnerships.
    Links:
    The Center for Intergovernmental Partnerships
    The GovExec Daily Podcast
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    The Complexities of the Electoral System with Amy Cohen Oct 04, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Amy Cohen, Executive Director at the National Association of State Election Directors to discuss combating dis- and misinformation in elections, training new election officials, and increasing voter engagement.


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    The Impact of Fiscal Health at the State Level with Lauren Larson Sep 27, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Lauren Larson, Alumna of the White House Office of Management, current Director for the Office of State Planning and Budgeting of Coloradon, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the process of distributing Federal relief funds, the impact of those funds on the state of Colorado, and new management innovations at the state level.


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    Being Fiscally Prepared for the Next Crisis with Dr. Deborah Lucas Sep 20, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Dr. Deborah Lucas, Director of the
    Golub Center for Finance and Policy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Academy Fellow, to discuss the U.S. ability to respond to another economic crisis, government investment in infrastructure and other programs, and how the U.S. can improve its fiscal situation.


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    The Impact of Individual Financial Health on the Nation's Overall Fiscal Health with Michael Ettlinger Sep 13, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Michael Ettlinger, Founding Director of the Carsey School of Public Policy at the University of New Hampshire and Academy Fellow, to discuss the national debt, the impact of stimulus payments, and the "K-shaped" economic recovery.


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    Assessing America's Current Fiscal Health with Doug Criscitello Sep 06, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Doug Criscitello, Former Federal Official, Managing Director at Grant Thornton, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the Academy's Election 2020 paper on fiscal health and the overall state of America's fiscal health during the pandemic and beyond.


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    Management Matters Rewind: Kathy Sullivan on Effective Administration Aug 30, 2021

    Originally aired on March 29, 2021.
    On this Management Matters Rewind, we welcome Kathy Sullivan, former NASA Astronaut, former Under Secretary for Oceans and Atmosphere of NOAA, and Academy Fellow, to discuss her career experiences and climate change issues related to biodiversity, national security, and international relations.
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    The Inclusion of Equity in Community Resilience with Sheryl Sculley Aug 23, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Sheryl Sculley, former City Manager of San Antonio and Academy Fellow, to discuss linking communities together as City Manager, equity budgeting, and interacting with surrounding cities and counties.


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    Resilient Supply Chains with Stephen Hamill Aug 16, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Stephen Hamill, CEO and Founder of the Public Purchasing Exchange and Academy Fellow, to discuss resilient supply chains and how the Academy's Election 2020 paper on resilient communities has gained traction in the Biden administration and in communities.

    Related Links: Election 2020, Developing and Empowering a National Resilience Agenda in 2021

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    How HUD Programs Help Build Resilient Communities with Calvin Johnson Aug 09, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Calvin Johnson, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research, Evaluation, and Monitoring at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and Academy Fellow, to discuss building resilient communities through HUD programs regarding housing security, social determinants of health, and intergovernmental collaboration.

    Related Links: HUD’s Learning Agenda and Research Roadmap.

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    Recovering from Human-Caused Disasters with Greg Devereaux Aug 02, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Greg Devereaux, former Chief Executive Officer and former City Manager of San Bernadino County California and Academy Fellow, to discuss how communities can prepare for and recover from human-caused disasters.


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    The Concept of Digital Government with Theresa Pardo Jul 26, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Theresa Pardo, Associate Vice President for Research with responsibility for the institutes, centers, and laboratories at the University of Albany State University of New York and Academy Fellow, to discuss how digital tools and government help policy outcomes, building trust with constituents, and the advantages of digital tools during the COVID-19 pandemic.
    Referenced Links:
    The call to action for cyber security governance produced with CIS, NGA and NCSL:

    https://www.ctg.albany.edu/media/pubs/pdfs/managing_cyber_threats_through_effective_governance.pdf

    The edited volume released by the smart cities, smart government research practice consortium:

    https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783030610326


    Products from the differential impacts of covid-19 in NYS project produced by UAlbany on behalf of NY’s Governor Cuomo.

    Final Report:

    https://www.albany.edu/communicationsmarketing/covid-19-documents/Differential-Impacts-of-COVID-19-NYS%20-%20June-2021%5b2%5d.pdf

    Issue Brief:

    https://www.albany.edu/communicationsmarketing/covid-19-documents/Racial%20Disparities%20in%20COVID-19%20Bonus%20Briefing%20Paper%5b2%5d.pdf

    A white paper on vaccine hesitancy:

    https://www.albany.edu/communicationsmarketing/covid-19-documents/COVID-19-Vaccine-Hesitancy-White-Paper-121620.pdf



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    Reshaping the Role of Public Governance in the Age of Agility with David Warm Jul 19, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome David Warm, Executive Director of the Mid-America Regional Council and Academy Fellow, to discuss agile governance, the Council's role in merging consensus, and increasing capacity to deliver services.


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    Bringing Others to the Table through Public Engagement with Tina Nabatchi Jul 12, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Tina Nabatchi, Joseph A Strasser endowed professor of public administration, professor of public administration at the Maxwell School of International Affairs, Director of the Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Negotiation, and Academy Fellow, to discuss her research on emerging models of public governance and engagement as well as conflict resolution.
    Links: Participedia.net


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    The Emergence of New Models of Public Governance with John Kamensky Jul 05, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome John Kamensky, Emeritus Senior fellow at the IBM Center for the business of government and Academy Fellow, to discuss how the federal government can capitalize on a variety of new approaches to public governance.
    Mentioned Reports:

    • NAPA Election 2020 Develop New Approaches to Public Governance
    • Government Reform: Lessons from the Past for Actions in the Future by Dan Chenok and John Kamensky
    • The Next Government of the United States: Challenges for Performance in the 21st Century, by Don Kettl
    • A Manager’s Guide for Choosing and Using Collaborative Networks, by Brint Milward and Keith Provan
    • Implementing Cross-Agency Collaboration: A Guide for Federal Managers, by Jane Fountain
    • Cross-Agency Collaboration: A Case Study of Cross-Agency Priority Goals, by John Kamensky
    • Federal Grants Management: Improving Outcomes by Shelley H. Metzenbaum


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    Addressing Social Equity through Federal Procurement with Stan Soloway Jun 28, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Stan Soloway, President and Founder of Celero Strategies and Academy Fellow, to discuss how the federal government can address the issue of racial wealth inequity through its procurement practices.


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    The Impacts of Social Equity on Health with Gail Christopher Jun 21, 2021


    On this episode, we welcome Gail Christopher, Executive Director of the National Collaborative of Health Equity and Academy Fellow, to discuss her career in public administration and how social equity affects public health.


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    How Mayors Promote Social Equity with Sharon Sayles-Belton Jun 14, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Sharon Sayles-Belton, Vice President of Community Relations and Government Affairs of Thomas Reuters, Former Mayor of Minneapolis, and Academy Fellow, to discuss her career in public administration and the different ways a city can foster an equitable society.

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    The Law Enforcement Community: A Network of Support for Lasting Change

    Thursday, June 17, 2021 | 2:00 Pm EDT
    The Law Enforcement Museum tells the story of how law enforcement is evolving and how the community of support for law enforcement has grown to include organizations dedicated to its success.
    Event Registration: https://lawenforcementmuseum.org/events/
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    Promoting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion with Michael Massiah Jun 07, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Michael Massiah, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and Academy Fellow, to discuss his career at the Port Authority, its plan to foster social equity, and the challenges and progress he has seen so far.
    Register for the 2021 Social Equity Leadership Conference
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    Public Service Spotlight: Ambassador Joseph Westphal May 31, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Ambassador Joseph Westphal, to discuss his career in public administration including his roles at the Department of Defense, the U.S. Congress, and at the State Department as Ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
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    Public Service Spotlight: Dr. Robert Lightfoot May 24, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Dr. Robert Lightfoot, to discuss his career in public administration from Engineer to Acting Administrator at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
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    Public Service Spotlight: Betsy Fretwell May 17, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Betsy Fretwell, to discuss her career in public administration including her time as the City Manager of Las Vegas and her broader experience in local government.
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    Public Service Spotlight: Basil Gooden May 09, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Basil Gooden, to discuss his career in public administration including his time at the U.S. Department of Agriculture and as the Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry for Virginia..
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    Public Service Spotlight: Donna Shalala May 03, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellow, Donna Shalala, to discuss her career in public administration including her time at HUD, HHS, Congress, and her stints in both the academic and nonprofit sectors.
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    Developing a Responsible Federal Budget with Maya Macguineas Apr 26, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Maya Macguineas, President of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget and Academy Fellow, to discuss the challenges involved in developing and executing budgets at the Federal level as well as CRFB's soon-to-be-released budget tools.
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    Management Matters Rewind: Bill Hoagland on Fiscal Health Apr 19, 2021

    Originally aired on September 14,2020.
    On this episode, we welcome Bill Hoagland, Senior Vice President at the Bi-Partisan Policy Center and Academy Fellow, to discuss the federal budget process today, restoring fiscal balance, and mechanisms to facilitate conversations between state and federal governments.
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    Revenue Collection and Stimulus Distribution with John Koskinen Apr 12, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome John Koskinen, former Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service and Academy Fellow, to discuss the mission of the IRS and its role in both revenue collection and distribution of the recovery funds.
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    Climate Change, Natural Resources, and the Department of Interior with Scott Cameron Apr 05, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Scott Cameron, former Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy, Management, and Budget at the Department of Interior and Academy Fellow, to discuss the complex mission of the Department of the Interior and its role in stewarding natural resources and addressing climate change.
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    Out of This World AND Down to Earth Public Administration with Kathy Sullivan Mar 29, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Kathy Sullivan, former NASA Astronaut, former Under Secretary for Oceans and Atmosphere of NOAA, and Academy Fellow, to discuss her career experiences and climate change issues related to biodiversity, national security, and international relations.
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    Reviewing the Academy's Assessment on OPM with Peter Levine Mar 22, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Peter Levine, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Defense Analyses, Academy Fellow, and a panel member on the Academy's Office of Personnel Management Independent Assessment, to discuss the findings and recommendations of the latest Academy report on OPM.
    Read the Full Report
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    Addressing Climate Change in a Democracy with Dan Fiorino Mar 15, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Dan Fiorino, Executive in Residence at the Department of Public Administration and Policy at American University, former Director of the Office of Policy, Economics and Innovation at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and Academy Fellow to discuss handling climate change as a democracy and the role of technological innovations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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    Governing Water Across Borders with Felicia Marcus Mar 08, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Felicia Marcus, Visiting Fellow at Stanford's Water in the West program and Academy Fellow, to discuss the complexity of our national water system and what it takes to provide safe and sustainable water.
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    The Resilience of the Public Sector Workforce with Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene Mar 01, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellows, Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene, Principals at Barrett and Greene Inc. and journalists covering the topic of public performance, to discuss the current outlook of the public workforce and the formation of a workforce plan.
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    Individual Financial Health with Shane Canfield of WAEPA Feb 22, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome M. Shane Canfield, CEO of Worldwide Assurance for Employees of Public Agencies (WAEPA) to discuss how individual financial health for our federal workers can improve the nation's fiscal health.
    Get additional information about WAEPA’s Offerings
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    How Philanthropies Connect Individuals to Meaningful Work with Robin Kramer Feb 15, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Robin Kramer, Managing Director at the Smidt Foundation and Academy Fellow, to discuss her experiences as Chief of Staff to the Mayor of the City of Los Angeles, the role of philanthropy in making government work, and moving beyond connecting people to a job to connecting them with meaningful work.
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    Finding Meaningful Work in the Post-COVID World with Joyce Wilson Feb 08, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Joyce Wilson, currently appointed by the governor of Texas to chair the board of Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority and Academy Fellow to preparing individuals for meaningful work in the post-COVID economy.
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    A More Equitable Economic Recovery with Xavier Briggs Feb 01, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Xavier Briggs, a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program and Academy Fellow to discuss the challenges of integrating economic programs to promote recovery .
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    Bettering the Federalist System through Data with Dr. John Bartle, Jamie Boex, and Tom Shoop Jan 25, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellows Dr. John Bartle, Dean of the College of Public Affairs and Community Service at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Jamie Boex, Senior Fellow at the Duke Center for International Development, and Tom Shoop, Executive Vice President and Editor-in-chief at Government Executive Media Group, to discuss gathering, presenting, and using data on the federal government system.
    Visit Federalism.us
    Register for the January 28, 2021 joint webinar with the Academy and the Fiscal Service
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    The Presidential Transition Process with Chris Lu Jan 18, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Chris Lu, Senior Fellow of the University of Virginia's Miller Center, former Deputy Secretary of Labor, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the presidential transition process, the confirmation process of political appointees, and a new labor agenda aiming to connect individuals to meaningful work.
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    6 Strategies to Build Resilient Communities with Katherine Willoughby Jan 11, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Dr. Katherine Willoughby, the Margaret Hughes and Robert T. Golembiewski Professor of Public Administration and Policy at the School of Public & International Affairs at the University of Georgia, and an Academy Fellow, to discuss the strategies local governments can use to build more resilient communities in the face of natural disasters.
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    American Leadership Through Engagement with Jane Lute Jan 04, 2021

    On this episode, we welcome Jane Lute, CEO of Sicpa North America, former Deputy Secretary of DHS and Academy Fellow, to discuss the value of American engagement in global affairs, how the U.S. can work with other governments and NGOs to advance its national interests, and today's international cybersecurity threat environment.
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    Increasing the Agility of the Federal Government with Ed DeSeve, Angela Evans, and Joe Mitchell Dec 14, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Academy Fellows, Ed DeSeve, Coordinator of the Agile Government Center, and Angela Evans, Dean of the University of Texas LBJ School of Public Affairs, as well as Joe Mitchell, Academy Director for Strategic Initiatives and International Programs, to discuss efforts by the Academy to increase the agility of the Federal government, agile government's effect on the education of future public administrators, and recommendations for the incoming Biden Administration.
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    Diplomacy in a Changing Global Context with Joyce Barr Dec 07, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Joyce Barr, retired Ambassador, Professor of Practice in Government and international Affairs at Virginia Tech and Academy Fellow, to discuss the advancement of U.S. national interests across the globe, essential organizations and processes to strive toward those interests, and recommendations for the incoming administration including increasing management capacity at the State Department.
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    Preparing the AI Workforce of the Future with Kaye Husbands Fealing Nov 30, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Kaye Husbands Fealing, Dean and Ivan Allen Jr. Chair, College of Liberal Arts, Georgia Institute of Technology and Academy Fellow, to discuss how Georgia Tech integrates the School of Liberal Arts and Public Administration into its operation, how government can govern this technological space, and ethics and bias in AI.
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    Harnessing AI for State Governance with Doug Robinson Nov 23, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Doug Robinson, Executive Director for National Association of State Chief Information Officers and Academy Fellow, to discuss the roles and responsibilities of different chief officers in technology, the acceleration of AI tools as a result of the pandemic, and the challenges states face when deploying tools that use AI.
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    Public Administration, Technology, and the Future with Jay Walder Nov 16, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Jay Walder, CEO of Virgin Hyperloop One and new Academy Fellow, to discuss his leadership of the public transit systems of Hong Kong, New York City, and London, the potential effects of the Virgin Hyperloop on transportation, logistics, and life in general, and the role of AI in public transportation and public administration.
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    Using Technology at Different Levels of Government with Alan Shark Nov 02, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Alan Shark, Executive Director of the Public Technology Institute, the Chair of the Academy Standing Panel on Technology Leadership, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the importance of leadership when instituting technology into government, how to deploy an AI-Ready government, and how to address the various worries of utilizing AI.
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    The Role of Counties in Executing Elections with Anthony Griffin Oct 26, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Anthony Griffin, Former County Executive for Fairfax County, Virginia and Academy Fellow, to discuss the biggest challenges and accomplishments in Fairfax County during his tenure, tools counties use to counter election interference, and what he will be watching for on election day.
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    Operating Successful Elections at the State and Local Level with Ann Bowman Oct 19, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Anne Bowman, Hazel Davis and Robert Kennedy Endowed Chair in Public Service and Government at the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M and Academy Fellow, to discuss the intergovernmental features of our national election process, the biggest threats to our electoral infrastructure, and new electoral reforms and innovative mechanisms to further engage the public and encourage voting.
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    The Role of the Postal Service During Elections with Dan Blair Oct 13, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Dan Blair, former Chairman of the Postal Regulatory Commission, former Academy President and Academy Fellow, to discuss transparency and trust during the election season, the post office's role in supporting the election cycle, coordination at different levels of government, and recommendations for the postal service.
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    Fostering a Robust Democracy with Valerie Lemmie Oct 05, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Valerie Lemmie, Former City Manager, Current Director of Exploratory Research at the Kettering Foundation, and Academy Fellow, to discuss her career path in public administration, lessons learned on the job including difficult leadership decisions, fostering a citizen-centered democracy, and maintaining a healthy democracy through citizen engagement.
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    Fiscal Tools in Dubuque with Mike Van Milligen Sep 28, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Mike Van Milligen, City Manager of Dubuque, Iowa and Academy Fellow, to discuss how Dubuque is dealing with the pandemic fiscally, how this year will impact future budgets, and how congressional funding has impacted Dubuque.
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    Fiscally Healthy Communities with Chris Morrill Sep 21, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Chris Morrill, Executive Director and CEO of The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) and Academy Fellow, to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on state and local budgets, especially in relation to school districts and revenue management, lessons learned during the 2008 fiscal crisis from his previous work in Savannah, GA and Roanoke, VA, and the modernization of budgeting.
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    The Federal Budget Process with Bill Hoagland Sep 14, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Bill Hoagland, Senior Vice President at the Bi-Partisan Policy Center and Academy Fellow, to discuss the federal budget process today, restoring fiscal balance, and mechanisms to facilitate conversations between state and federal governments.
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    Navigating Fiscal Health at All Levels of Government During COVID-19 and Beyond with Scott Pattison Sep 08, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Scott Pattison, the Deputy Executive Director of the Multistate Tax Commission and Academy Fellow, to discuss the difference between the national deficit and national debt, the comparison between the current fiscal crisis and the 2008 financial crisis, engaging constituents with budgetary trade-offs, and advice for fiscal health after COVID-19.
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    Resilience Planning and Adaptation with Janine Davidson Aug 31, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Janine Davidson, President of Metropolitan State University of Denver and Academy Fellow, to discuss resilience planning, how colleges can adapt to COVID-19, and the future of the public workforce.
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    How City and County Managers Build Resilient Communities with Pat Martel Aug 24, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Pat Martel, West Coast Regional Director for the International City and County Management Association and Academy Fellow, to discuss California’s unique community resiliency challenges, the intersection of resiliency with the reopening from COVID-19, best practices in community resilience, building resilience across boundaries, and the complexity of resilient utility systems.
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    Special Edition: Utilizing Technology to Foster Social Equity with Dan Chenok Aug 21, 2020

    On this special edition, we welcome Dan Chenok, Executive Director of the IBM Center for the Business of Government and Academy Fellow, to discuss utilizing technology and Artificial Intelligence to foster social equity and the Agile Government Center.
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    Resilience in Miami-Dade County with James Murley Aug 17, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome James Murley, Chief Resilience Officer for Miami-Dade County and Academy Fellow, to discuss unique resilience issues facing Miami-Dade County including planning for Hurricane Gonzalo and accounting for climate change, using community engagement to build county-wide strategy, applying lessons learned from the Zika virus to the COVID-19 pandemic, and modifications to resilience plans in the wake of the pandemic .
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    Special Edition: How Businesses Foster Social Equity with Marcus Peacock Aug 14, 2020

    On this special edition, we welcome Marcus Peacock, Chief Operating Officer at the Business Roundtable and Academy Fellow, to discuss how businesses commit to fostering social equity.
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    Community Resilience: Hands-On Experience and Lessons From Abroad With Sonal Shah Aug 09, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Sonal Shah, Founding Executive Director of the Beeck Center at Georgetown University, former policy advisor to Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and Academy Fellow, to discuss teaching communities best practices for building resilience, her experience on Mayor Buttigieg's presidential primary campaign, and the Beeck Center's practical approaches to teaching resilience.
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    Special Edition: Accountability During the Recovery from COVID-19 With Danny Werfel Aug 07, 2020

    On this special edition, we welcome Danny Werfel, Managing Director for Boston Consulting Group's North American Public Sector Practice and Academy Fellow, to discuss accountability amidst the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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    The Role of FEMA in Supporting Community Resilience with David Grant Aug 03, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome David Grant, Founder of Potomac Ridge Consulting, long time government senior executive who retired from FEMA, and Academy Fellow, to discuss FEMA disaster response and mitigation, coordination during recovery, and understanding how the resilience function evolves over time.
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    Emerging Practices in Public Governance with Dr. Kirk Emerson Jul 27, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Dr. Kirk Emerson, Professor of Practice in Collaborative Governance at the University of Arizona and Academy Fellow, to discuss achieving goals through collaborative governance, suitability of collaboration at different levels of government, its fostering of mutual accountability, and how we can strengthen collaboration.
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    International and National Security During COVID-19 with Judge James Baker Jul 20, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Judge James Baker, Professor of Law and Director of the Institute for Security Policy and Law at the Syracuse University College of Law and Academy Fellow, to discuss the international and national security implications during COVID-19.
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    Connecting People to Meaningful Work After COVID-19 with Lisa Danzig Jul 13, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Lisa Danzig, Specialist Leader for Human Capital, Organizational Talent & Transformation at Deloitte Consulting LLP and Academy Fellow, to discuss connecting people to meaningful work after COVID-19.
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    Special Edition: Disparities and Inequities in the Healthcare System with Charlene Frizzera Jul 10, 2020

    On this special edition, we welcome Charlene Frizzera, President and CEO of CF Health Advisors and Academy Fellow, to discuss disparities and inequities in the healthcare system.
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    COVID-19 Impacts on State Budgets with John Hicks Jul 06, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome John Hicks, State Budget Director for the Commonwealth of Kentucky and Academy Fellow, to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on state budgets.
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    Intergovernmental Aspects of Re-opening After COVID-19 with Beth Kellar Jun 29, 2020

    On this episode we welcome Beth Kellar, Deputy Executive Director of the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) and Academy Fellow, to discuss the intergovernmental aspects of re-opening after COVID-19.
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    COVID-19, Social Equity Considerations & Re-opening at the Local Level with Lee Feldman Jun 22, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Lee Feldman, City Manager of Gainesville, Florida and Academy Fellow, to discuss COVID-19 social equity considerations and re-opening from the local perspective.
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    Special Edition: Building a Resilient and Just Society With Tracey Wareing Evans Jun 18, 2020

    On this special edition, we welcome Tracey Wareing Evans, President & CEO of American Public Human Services Association and Academy Fellow, to discuss building a more resilient and just society in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read her recent Op-ed "Public Administrators and the Imperative for Social Equity," here: https://www.napawash.org/grandchallenges/blog/public-administrators-and-the-imperative-for-social-equity
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    COVID-19, Social Equity Considerations and Re-opening in Louisiana with Dr. Courtney Phillips Jun 15, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Dr. Courtney Phillips, Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Health and Academy Fellow, to discuss COVID-19 social equity considerations and the Re-opening of Louisiana.
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    Special Edition - Social Equity, the Pandemic, and the Police (with Fellow Susan Gooden) Jun 10, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Susan T. Gooden, Dean of the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs, and Academy Fellow, to discuss the social equity implications of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, and its intersections with the ongoing debate over police brutality and reform.
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    Understanding the Public Health System with Dr. Georges Benjamin Jun 07, 2020

    On this episode, we welcome Dr. Georges Benjamin, Executive Director of the American Public Health Association and Academy Fellow, to discuss the public health system and related social equity issues during COVID-19.
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    Introduction to the Academy with Jeff Neal and Joe Mitchell Jun 01, 2020

    On the inaugural episode, we welcome guests Jeff Neal, chairman of the NAPA board of directors, and Joe Mitchell, NAPA Director of Strategic Initiatives and International Programs, to discuss the Academy’s mission, its current initiatives, and its role in the reopening after COVID-19.
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