Community
Name: The Public Sector Consortium... A Community of Practice Coordinator:
Georgie Bishop |
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| Community Purpose:
Our purpose is to assist leaders to create and sustain high performance public sector organizations. Our commitment is to sustainable models of governance that:
- Balance operational demands with learning and innovation
- Support integrative vs. additive approaches to resolving societal needs
- Honor a systems approach
- Promote interdependent leadership practices
- Provide measurable results
- Balance the complexity of the work with achieving results
- Foster personal mastery fully aligned with organizational excellence
We achieve our commitments through partnerships and the community of
practice which support leaders and reinforce the enthusiasm and energy of
the workforce.
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| Who We Are:
A community of practice committed to improving public sector
performance. We align with Government leaders in reshaping their
organizations to create environments where citizens are served,
employees thrive and excellence is a way of life.
Our individual disciplines include graduate level training
in education, performance improvement, systems management, organizational
development and human resources management. We welcome new members
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| Organizations Supported:
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Education
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
Department of Veterans Affairs
Food and Drug Administration
Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission
The Graduate School, USDA
National
Partnership for Reinventing Government
National Security Agency
American Society for Training
and Development
Training Officers
Conference
National Science Foundation
Internal Revenue Service
President's
Management Council
National Association of Public
Administration
Council for Excellence in
Government
Agency for International Development
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| What we do: |
The Work of Government Leaders:
- Serve the American People.
- Link and gain commitment for the mission, vision, values
and goals of the organization.
- Gain mastery in the practice of leadership.
- Create environments where employees thrive, contribute
their best and learn to grow together.
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We Help Government Leaders Achieve the Results They Want:
- Improve clarity around purpose and values.
- Reduce the barriers to high performance.
- Create learning organizations that attract and retain quality
employees.
- Improve their personal practice of leadership.
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The Work of Human Resource Development Professionals:
- Serve the American People through Governmental Leaders.
- Provide knowledge and expertise on complex human and structural
systems to ensure alignment of goals and objectives.
- Gain mastery in the practice of learning and achieving
organizational excellence.
- Provide knowledge, tools resources and methods that will
help learning leaders achieve measurable results.
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We Help Human Resource Development Professionals:
- Create workplaces where quality employees want to work
for the public good.
- Serve as consultants and coaches for government leaders.
- Assist organizations to achieve measurable results.
- Model continuous learning
- Build workforce capacity
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How to Reach Us:
Patricia Adelstein
Georgie Bishop
Anna Doroshaw
Blanco High
Bette Novak
Patricia Spitzig
Christine Williams
Phyllis Yigdall |
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| Awards, Recognition,
and Publications: National Academy for Public Administration
A Work Experience Second to None: Impelling the Best to Serve,
Practice 11 - Becoming a Learning Organization at the Department
of Education, Sept. 2001. (202) 347-3190
Publication Grant, Price Waterhouse Cooper Endowment for the
Business of Government: A
Learning-Approach to Leading Change, Dec 2000
Distinguished Service to the Federal HRD Community, Training
Officer's Conference |
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| How do you create a learning
organization..become a learning leader..and create leaderful organizations?
Work within your own organization to get a clear
picture of what you want to achieve.
- Is there a persistent performance problem or concern?
What results are you seeking?
Formally introduce the concepts, tools and methods of organizational
learning.
- A core team of senior leaders, stakeholders and their
human resources development practitioners
attend a structured introduction to the disciplines of a learning
organization.
Apply the tools and concepts to achieve organizational results.
- Select a personal reflective coach to provide feedback
on your practice of leadership. Reflect and
practice integrating the disciplines, using reflective coaches,
as part of action learning Model action learning as a leader.
Sustain Quality Results
- From the core team, build capacity to improve performance
through team learning, systems
thinking, on-site coaching and collaboration from external and
internal consultants.
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