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02/14/06
FOSE’s leadership program offers formidable lineup for CXOs
FOSE 2006’s leadership program boasts a lineup of government heavy hitters.
The program, aimed at CIOs, chief financial officers, chief human capital officers and chief acquisition officers, will kick off March 7 at the Washington Convention Center with an executive breakfast featuring Defense Information Systems Agency CIO John Garing, and Kevin Carroll, the Army's program executive officer for enterprise information systems. The panel will be moderated by Tom Temin, PostNewsweek Tech Media senior vice president, editorial.
Also on March 7, at the President’s Management Agenda luncheon, Paul Brinkley, deputy undersecretary of Defense for defense transformation, and Thomas Modly, deputy undersecretary of Defense for financial management, will discuss the Defense Department’s effort to transform the way it does business.
March 8’s executive breakfast at FOSE will begin with Ed Meagher, deputy CIO of the Interior Department, in the speaker’s chair. In the afternoon, the program will include a series of CXO council reports. First up will be the CIO Council report, during which Karen Evans, the Office of Management and Budget’s administrator for e-government and IT, and Dave Wennergren, Navy Department CIO, will provide an update on the council activities and talk about its strategic plan for 2006. Other council reports scheduled for that afternoon are:
CAO Council report. Glenn Perry, director of contracts and purchasing operations at the Education Department, will give an update on the council’s effort to implement acquisition workforce standards for training and development across the government. Other topics will include the status of the integrated acquisition environment and plans for the PMA’s competitive sourcing initiative.
CHCO Council report. Bob Danbeck, Office of Personnel Management’s chief human capital officer and associate director of OPM’s human resources products and services division, will moderate a panel of CHCOs from a cross section of federal agencies. The panel will address efforts to deploy the PMA’s strategic human capital initiative and other CHCO Council priorities for this year.
Also on tap at FOSE on the afternoon of March 8 is a Lines of Business report and cybersecurity update, moderated by John Sindelar, deputy associate administrator at the General Services Administration.
For further information about FOSE 2006, the leadership program and details about registration—which is free for government and military officials—go to www.fose.com. FOSE is sponsored by PostNewsweek Tech Media, the parent company of Government Leader and Government Computer News.
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