Oct. 3 – Grants Management 101 – What Happens After an Award?

Agencies might be under the impression that the grant management process is done after it is awarded, but that is far from accurate. In fact, a large portion of the grant process is done post-award. Think of things like compliance, allocation, reporting and more. Join us online Thursday, Oct. 3 at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m.Read… Read more »

Oct. 23 – Essential Skills for the Modern Public Servant

Register Now: Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024 Virtual Summit We’re thrilled to have you join us at the upcoming NextGen Government Training Virtual Summit: Essential Skills for the Modern Public Servant on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024! Registration is free and open to everyone. We’re so looking forward to hosting a full day of professional development keynotes andRead… Read more »

Sept. 16 – How Plain Language Improves Constituent Engagement

You could have the most sophisticated service delivery model in the country – but if your constituents can’t understand your messaging or information, your services have just been rendered useless. Plain language is an absolutely core component of effective CX, but is it prioritized at your organization? Is it incorporated throughout every CX program ofRead… Read more »

Sept. 18 – Tools and Strategies for Improving the Employee Experience

To get the job done as a government employee today, it’s not enough to rely on a computer alone. Employees now need access to collaboration tools, applications, AI and other technologies to manage their long to-do lists. Without access to the proper tools, the employee experience will greatly suffer. Join us online Wednesday, Sept. 18Read… Read more »

Sept. 11 – AI Use Cases: Where AI Works Well in Gov

While AI might be named ‘Word of the Year’ in Webster’s Dictionary, its widespread use is still limited despite the extensive discussion surrounding it. So, where does AI work well in government? Join us online Wednesday, Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT to hear from government and industry experts about AI use cases. Specifically, you’ll learn:Read… Read more »

Aug. 26 – Tips for Introverted Leaders

If you consider yourself to be an introvert, you may have at one point come across the misconception that introverts make poor leaders. Typically, we envision folks with strong opinions, loud voices and an out-going management style as the picture of leadership. The truth is that is not the case. There is a lot ofRead… Read more »

Aug. 12 – Meeting Your Constituents Where They Are: Exploring Multi-Channel CX Concepts

For government employees with a focus on or appreciation for customer experience (CX), you are already aware of the myriad ways agencies can connect with their constituents. From email to phone, to social media, to online forms, to chatbots, to good old paper forms – the channels quickly become numerous. And with so many waysRead… Read more »