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Kerri H.
🎯 Senior Leaders: Staying in Federal Service Doesn’t Mean Standing Still If you're a senior executive or SES leader planning to stay in government service for now—you still need to think ahead. In today’s landscape, career longevity is about intentional growth. 👉 What are you doing today to stay sharp, relevant, and ready for any opportunity—whether it’s a shift within your agency or a move beyond it? Next week, I’m launching a new four-part series just for senior public sector leaders who are staying—but want to stay ready: 🔹 Strengthening high-value, transferable skills 🔹 Building a leadership portfolio that speaks beyond your GS/FS level 🔹 Expanding influence through networks and interagency connections 🔹 Using your federal benefits to invest in your next chapter This is about staying in service on purpose—with your long game in mind. 📌 Watch this space next week, and tag a colleague who’s also thinking long-term. #SESLeadership #FederalExecutive #PublicSectorStrategy #ExecutiveDevelopment #CareerMobility #FutureReady
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Globally
📘 Globally’s Impact Report 2025 is here, and the Public Policy New Voices (PPNV) Fellowship continues to shape the future of public service leadership. Read the full report:🔗 globally.org/impact Our PPNV community has grown into one of the most impactful pathways for emerging policy professionals: expanding access, strengthening representation, and equipping graduate students with the skills and networks they need to thrive. Here’s what 2025 made possible: ✨ 38 new Fellows welcomed into the 2025 cohort ✨ 33 total sessions across the 2024 and 2025 cohorts ✨ 149 alumni engaged across 30 states ✨ 75% of 2024 Fellows secured full-time employment by year’s end One Fellow shared how transformational the program truly is: “I was in the dangerous place of believing I was unworthy of pursuing my dreams. Meeting people and hearing the power in their stories inspired a long-awaited career move — and now I’m in a job I love.” — Jason Fujinaga, M.P.A., 2024 PPNV Fellow As we look ahead, PPNV remains a vital engine for talent and opportunity in public policy, and a cornerstone of Globally’s mission to build the leaders our future needs.
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CityGov
Cities don’t just need smarter tools; they need smarter systems. Nathan Espey examines how lessons from the Marine Corps AI Implementation Plan can inform municipal leaders on how to integrate artificial intelligence into existing civic infrastructure, transforming fragmented projects into sustainable, ethical, and data-driven public platforms.
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Racial Equity Tools
The Democracy Resilience Toolkit empowers racial equity practitioners to protect progress in the face of political disruption. Built upon FEMA’s disaster framework, it provides structured guidance across mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery stages to safeguard democratic institutions and racial equity efforts. The toolkit is split into two parts: a downloadable Prompts and Actions Pocket Guide for strategic discussions with trusted colleagues, and a member-only Interactive Online Community Toolkit for collaborative learning and resource sharing. Together, these components foster resilient, adaptable systems that uphold democracy and racial justice for future generations. https://lnkd.in/eJRK4hym
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College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, University of Maryland
A new Election Resilience Lab in the University of Maryland - Department of Government and Politics' Center for Democracy and Civic Engagement will work to boost the capacity of election offices, thanks to a four-year, $2.3 million grant from the Election Trust Initiative! Learn more about all that the lab sets out to do at https://lnkd.in/e26XPHbn.
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Brian Harris
Helping colleagues unlock their full potential was among the most rewarding aspects of my career in public service—a commitment I’m proud to continue in the private sector. Given today’s rising uncertainty within federal roles, one of my top priorities is to support talented federal leaders who seek renewed purpose and impact in the private sector. That's why I'm excited to announce the launch of Strategic Transition Training (STT)—a targeted, three-week intensive course designed specifically to equip senior federal executives with the strategic clarity, practical tools, and competitive edge needed to transition smoothly into rewarding private-sector careers. To kick things off, we’re offering a complimentary live webinar on May 29 at 7:00 pm EDT, where I'll preview the STT curriculum and share our proven strategies for significantly increasing interview opportunities and job offers in today’s market. The registration link is in the first comment below. In the meantime, I invite you to explore this quick overview of the critical forces reshaping private-sector careers—and what they mean for your next chapter. See you at the webinar and DM me if you want to discuss your transition!
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Olga W.
Worth tracking. There may be a quiet but meaningful shift underway in how Inspector General oversight of foreign assistance is structured at the State Department. The State–Foreign Operations appropriations bill included language providing full-year funding to the USAID Office of Inspector General, which also oversees Millennium Challenge Corporation, U.S. African Development Foundation, and the Inter-American Foundation, to continue oversight of foreign assistance programs now administered by the U.S. Department of State. Notably, the House’s initial bill allocated $62.5 million to the State Department Inspector General for foreign assistance oversight. In the final bill passed by Congress, that funding was transferred instead to the USAID OIG account. That move appears to reflect congressional confidence in USAID OIG’s long track record managing complex overseas investigations involving grant and contract fraud. As oversight responsibilities continue to settle under this legislative framework, implementers would be well advised to continue reporting allegations of potential misconduct involving U.S. government foreign assistance funds to the USAID OIG hotline, which, as of last check, remains operational. Hoteline: https://lnkd.in/e2ibZFwP
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