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8:00
Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30
Welcome
Introductions and Objectives
Carl DeMaio, President, The Performance
Institute
Henry Olsen, Executive Director, Center for Civic
Innovation, The Manhattan Institute
8:45
Keynote Address: Achieving “Citizen-Centered”Government
in Florida
Like most other state governments in this time of fiscal uncertainty,
Florida faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities in the
coming years. Effective, “citizencentered” government
depends on the ability of our leaders to enhance performance and
accountability throughout the state. The State of Florida has
launched a number of initiatives in recent years meant to improve
accountability, transparency, competition and performance in government
services. Listen to a panel of Florida’s key decisionmakers
discuss the past, present and future of management reform initiatives
in the State.
William Simon,
Secretary, Department of Management Services, State of Florida
Dr. Jim Zingale, Executive Director, Department
of Revenue, State of Florida
Sandra Sartin, Budget Deputy Director, Policy
and Budgeting Office, State of Florida*
9:45
A Comprehensive Framework for Reforming Florida Government: The
Citizens’ Budget and the Five Pillars of Reform
Last year, Carl DeMaio released the Citizens’ Budget plan
which demonstrated how transforming state agencies could produce
substantial cost savings and solve the California’s budget
deficit. The Orange County Register editorialized that the Citizens’
Budget would “lay the foundation for finding a sensible
and lasting way out of the current crisis” and “the
result would be a more efficient government and more business-friendly
state.” The Los Angeles Times reported that the Citizen’s
Budget has become the “playbook” for the new administration.
Hear how state agencies can learn from the Citizens’ Budget
by focusing on the “five pillars” of high performance
— strategic planning/performance measurement, performance-based
budgeting, human resources management, performance-based contracting
and information technology/e-Government.
Carl DeMaio,
President, The Performance Institute
10:45
Break
11:00
Leadership Panel: Incorporating Citizens’ Expectations in
Performance Management
Use this session to put ideas into action. The citizens of Florida
are demanding transparency, accountability and most importantly,
results from their elected officials and civil servants. Achieving
results means focusing on outcomes that are valued by the citizens
that government serves. Learn how to become citizen-centered,
drive cost efficiencies and increase your value to the public.
Moderator: Henry Olsen,
Executive Director, Center for Civic Innovation, The Manhattan
Institute
Stephen Goldsmith, Senior Fellow, The Manhattan
Institute; Former Mayor, Indianapolis, IN
Carl DeMaio, President, The Performance Institute
Tom Moldauer, Partner, Accenture
12:15
Adjourn |
