Are we entering the wild west or the land of opportunity - or a little bit of both? Join the third of our three-part series for business and community leaders in an examination of what to expect during this time of sweeping political and social transformation with federal agencies and the administrative state - particularly with the advent of D.O.G.E.
Improving government efficiency and reducing waste were key themes of President Trump’s campaign, and these efforts are now poised to reshape the federal workforce and its operations. With more than two million career civil servants supporting essential government functions, the business community depends on their expertise to implement policies that drive both economic and social priorities. However, achieving greater efficiency and accountability must be done carefully to ensure vital services are maintained.
Recent initiatives, such as the establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and the likely return of Schedule F, could significantly transform the federal agencies that oversee U.S. economic regulations. As Congress debates reducing the size of the federal workforce, adopting new technologies, and streamlining operations, businesses face uncertainty about how these changes will impact their industries.
Join us for an engaging discussion on what these developments mean for the private sector, including:
Speakers:
Jenny Mattingley, Vice President of Government Affairs, Partnership for Public Service. She previously served in the executive branch at OMB, spent several years consulting with good government organizations, served as the executive director of the Performance Improvement Council and the founding director of the White House Leadership Development Program.
More speakers TBA!
