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Dissecting the President’s management agenda

With the Trump Administration releasing the Presidents Management Agenda this week, we’ve assembled a panel of experts to discuss key components of the agenda...

March 23, 2018

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With the Trump Administration releasing the Presidents Management Agenda this week, we’ve assembled a panel of experts to discuss key components of the agenda this Friday.

Host Jason Briefel of Shaw Bransford and Roth will be joined in-studio by Dan Chenok of the IBM Center for the Business of GovernmentChris Cairns of SkylightDave Mader of Deloitte, and Pete Tseronis of Dots and Bridges to discuss the agenda’s plans for IT modernization and redefining the 21st century workforce.

Listen to this show live on Friday, March 23 at 11:00 a.m. ET on Federal News Radio 1500 AM in the Washington, DC area, or stream online via the Federal News Radio player.

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