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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 1, 2001 Contact:
Christian Dunn, 703-519-6270 Performance
Institute to Convene Historic “International Government Performance
Summit” in Washington, DC April 24-26, 2001 The
Performance Institute announced today that it is organizing an
international conference that will showcase best practices from government
agencies around the world in the areas of performance measurement,
strategic planning and customer service.
The historic conference will be held at the Gallaudet
University’s Kellogg Conference Center in Washington DC on April 24-26,
2001. The
conference will be chaired by national government management experts Carl
D. DeMaio of Reason Public Policy Institute and Edward Joseph of the
Performance Institute. The
International Government Performance Summit will be the first major
management and budget conference held during the new Bush Administration.
Special presentations will be provided during the conference on new
performance, budgeting and management initiatives of the Bush
Administration. The
conference also takes a new twist on efforts to identify and disseminate
the latest best practices, lessons learned and cutting-edge ideas for
measuring and improving government performance.
The conference features 72
briefings and presentations on cutting-edge government management,
performance and budgeting topics designed help government managers: -
Design and implement “best practice” outcome measures (Breakout
Sessions on model measurements for 12 different government mission areas!) -
Link resources to results through with best practices for results-based
budgeting and performance-based contracts and grants -
Improve, Verify and Validate Data Quality for Performance Measurements -
Integrate e-government initiatives with other performance initiatives at
government agencies
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