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ACT-IAC General Membership Meeting ACT-IAC General Membership Meeting November 28, 2018 Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration Welcome and Chair Remarks Richard Spires IAC Executive Chair Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration Agenda Welcome & Chair’s Remarks ACT-IAC CEO Search Update NexUS Program Update ACT-IAC Associates Graduation Department of Defense Program Discussion Networking Reception Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration 3 ACT-IAC Welcomes New Member Companies Barrow Wise Consulting ServiceNow CornerStone IT, LLC ShorePoint, Inc. Cyrus Management Solutions SOS International Cyxtera Federal Group STS Government Iboss The AWJ Group Ivalua, Inc. Yext, Inc. NewWave Telecom & Technologies, Inc. Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration 4 Upcoming Events December 5th NexUS Forum – Inspiring a Shared Vision from the Cubicle to the Boardroom December 5th Federal Insights Exchange Program featuring Rod Turk, Department of Commerce December 6th Small Business Alliance Straight Talk featuring United States Coast Guard December 6th Shared Services Community of Interest December Meeting December 7th Networks and Telecommunications Community of Interest December Meeting December 11th IT Management and Modernization Community of Interest December Meeting December 11th ACT-IAC Professional Development Program Virtual Recruiting Event December 12th Federal Insights Exchange DevOps Panel Discussion featuring Department of Interior Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration 5 Upcoming Events December 13th Evolving the Workforce Community Of Interest December Meeting December 14th Cybersecurity Community of Interest December Meeting December 15th Volunteer Corps Event – Wreath across America 2018 December 18th Fellows Holiday Party 2018 January 16th Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Automation Forum March 12th Acquisition Excellence 2019 March 20th ACT-IAC General Membership Meeting For Event Descriptions and registration, visit www.actiac.org Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration 6 Igniting Innovation 2019 Conference and Awards – Call for Nominations & Volunteers Now Open Overview: ACT-IAC Institute for Innovation’s premier annual event Showcases the best solutions to important problems and help spread them to other federal , state, and local government organizations and industry Anyone can nominate an innovation that benefits services to citizens and government operations No limit to the number of nominations Nominations due by January 18, 2019 Looking for Volunteers – We Need YOU! For further information: Contact Mike Howell at Mhowell @actiac.org Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration Call for Volunteers -- ACT-IAC Special Projects Data-Driven Decision-Making focused on implementing the Federal Data Strategy and Cross-Agency Priority Goal #2: Data and Accountability in the President’s Management Agenda Seeking experience professionals with expertise in: . Data strategy development and implementation for large Federal agencies with complex, diverse mission areas; . Organizational Change Management experience working with senior-level officials; . Data architecture and infrastructure for advanced analytics; . Analytic tools and visualization technologies, including for big-data driven use cases; . Management disciplines and technical approaches for enhancing data security and integrity; and . Training / up-skilling teams to build a data and analytics-savvy workforce. For further information: Contact Mike Howell at Mhowell @actiac.org Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration 2018 Partners and Associates Applications Now Open! Visit www.actiac.org for more information and to apply Questions? Contact Casey Harris at [email protected] Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration Associates Program | Benefits Expand skills to establish a personal brand Cultivate a peer network through collaboration with classmates Develop professional and career skills Further enhance self awareness and communication skills Gain an understanding of the culture of government and industry organizations Run by senior government and industry professionals Receive up to 35 CLPs Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration Associates Program | Criteria Government and Industry applicants: Up to 5 years professional experience and/or GS 7-11 Have a well-rounded background in their discipline and/or career within their company or agency Be considered a “rising star” in their company or agency Able to dedicate 3-4 hours per month (February - November) Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration Partners Program | Benefits Build executive-level leadership skills Prepare for roles at SES and company officer levels Identify real-time solutions for workplace challenges Collaborate in a 1:1 government to industry setting Increase understanding of other agencies and industry operations Run by senior government and industry professionals Graduation at Executive Leadership Conference (ELC) Receive up to 50 CLPs Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration Partners Program | Criteria Government applicants: Senior federal employees (Grade 15 or a High Step 14) Identified as “promotable” to the SES ranks within the next 3-5 years Currently serving in leadership roles dealing with significant people issues, multiple processes and complex technologies Able to dedicate 8 hours per month (February - October) Industry applicants: 15+ years of progressively responsible positions Promotable to senior levels within the next 3-5 years Currently serving as a leader in the government technology community Able to dedicate 8 hours per month (February - October) Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration ACT-IAC CEO Search Rob McHale KornFerry Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration Robert McHale Senior Client Partner Government Technology Services Practice Leader Robert McHale is a Senior Client Partner in the companies such as Altamira, Novetta, Sotera, Northern Virginia office and leads Korn Ferry’s, ESP, Iron Data, GTL etc. Government Technology and Services Practice. Prior to joining Korn Ferry in 1998, Mr. McHale Mr. McHale is recognized for his superior was an executive with several other search management of engagements with technology, firms headquartered in both the United States consulting and services companies, with a focus and in Australia. on the Government Contracting arena and Public Sector customer markets. Clients Before entering executive search, he worked for include government system integrators, Camrus Publishers, a publishing firm, and professional services firms, software and moved to Washington, D.C. to help establish a product companies. magazine venture in the United States. His career began in London, working as an account Mr. McHale has conducted multiple executive executive for Sloangate Ltd, a human resource 12012 Sunset Hills Road search assignments within the public sector and advertising firm. Suite 920 technology marketplace, encompassing many Reston, VA 20190 functions of the executive suite with a Mr. McHale is active in the Washington DC Tel: 703-873-3201 concentration on Board, CEO, general community, served as a executive board Fax: 703-761-7023 management roles. member for Washington Heart Walk for the past [email protected] several years. He has led successful leadership engagements for CSRA, IBM, Harris Corporation, PSC, Mr. McHale holds a bachelor’s degree in General Dynamics, AECOM, IDEMIA, Serco, political science from Portsmouth University in DXC, Constellis, Booz Allen, Leidos etc. He has the United Kingdom. also executed multiple CEO searches for private equity backed government technology © Korn Ferry 2014. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 15 ACT-IAC & Korn Ferry: CEO Search Nomination Contact Information: Once finalized the Position Specification will be posted on the Korn Ferry’s website. In the interim if you have any candidate nominations/recommendations that may be a good fit for this role, please forward to our Senior Associate on the search. Becky Graham 703-761-7021 [email protected] © 2018 Korn Ferry. All rights reserved 16 ACT-IAC NexUS John Burchill & Gabriela Feibel Government & Industry Chair Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration What is NexUS? Mission: Building the Next Generation of U.S. Leaders . Connect and collaborate with other emerging leaders from government and industry . Develop leadership skills to navigate to the next level in a career through focused events and Connect Develop Serve mentorship . Serve together to improve government and drive NexUS positive change through thought leadership and community service activities Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration How is NexUS Building the Next Generation of Leaders? Quarterly Events Community Service Industry & Gov Collaboration Mentorship Thought Leadership Networking for Purpose Advancing Government through Education, Leadership and Collaboration What Has NexUS Been Up to? Check out some of our Past Events & Activities • Is the Grass Greener: • Wreaths Across • Mentor Match Moving Between America • Happy Hours Government and • DC Central Kitchen • ELC Meet Ups Industry • Veterans Honor Flight • Membership
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