Peg Hosky

Thoughtful remarks all around! To follow what has happened to the revenue and circulation among newsprint publications, check out the blog, Newsosaur, for a studied, researched perspective. That being said, having worked for International Data Group, the largest publisher of information technology print media, and trained at the IDG Publishing…[Read more]

Very timely discussion, Dave! This morning I received my customized headlines from the Washington Post, and this link leads to exactly what my first headline stated: Editor’s Note: This post was inadvertently published. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/federal-eye/wp/2013/04/10/editorsnote/
How embarrassing for a world-class news…[Read more]

As a small business, we worked closely with GSA over a dozen years in producing executive conferences. In every case, care was given to maintain appropriate and moderate accommodations and meals. GSA management was focused on cost containment, even though the events were produced as “no cost to government” model. Sponsorship defrayed some of…[Read more]

Take a look too at the Federal Senior Management Conference at http://www.fedsmc.com. Solid training and learning from peers at a convivial location nearby in Cambridge, Maryland.Federal Senior Management Conference

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Christine, have you asked Monica Fitzgerald at GSA? [email protected]. She can probably help you right away. She’s with GSA’s office of IT accessibility.
Peg

How about 1/2 and 1/2? Working from 6 AM until…

IRMCO rocks!

Kathy, if you’re looking for senior executives from that area, you’d do well to look into the Interagency Resources Management Conference that GSA runs — the web site is http://www.irmco.gov
GS-15s and SES attend the senior management off-site in Cambridge, Maryland.
The dates are April 19-22, 2009.