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Alan Thomas, the Federal Acquisition Service commissioner, announced Rob Cook would join GSA’s Office of Governmentwide Policy as its chief innovation adviser.
Kirit Amin joins the ranks of CIOs leaving government after three years at the International Trade Commission.
FEMA’s David Grant announced he’s retiring in January after 34 years of federal service, while Kevin Gates is leaving the House Armed Services Committee.
Former Secretary Jeh Johnson opens up about his lasting efforts on the Homeland Security Department.
Giving Tuesday gives everyone the chance to be a philanthropist. Blue Cross-Blue Shield joins with FEEA to promote more assistance for federal employees.
Part photo op, part unusual tradition, the President pardons a turkey every Thanksgiving.
State Department chief information officer Frontis Wiggins is retiring after more than 30 years of service.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has a massive mission. Some 100 million Americans receive its services. It expends some $700 billion a year.
What's it like going from CEO of your own information technology consulting firm and jumping into a vast federal bureaucracy?
Michael McCord, former under secretary (comptroller) and chief financial officer at the Defense Department, is a 2017 NAPA Fellow. He answers the question: How can we make government more effective?
For Veterans Day, Federal News Radio takes a look at some of the most famous people ever to have served in the Armed Forces.
Sarkis Tatigian, 94, just marked his 75th anniversary as a Navy employee, but says he has no immediate plans to retire.
The Patents for Humanity Awards recognize and honor patent owners or licensees who apply technology to solve humanitarian problems.
As director of the Federal Executive Institute, Suzanne Logan exemplifies the federal government's role as the largest training and education organization.