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Measuring the Role of a CPO

Last week, FederalNewsRadio told you about President-elect Barack Obama naming former Treasury Department official Nancy Killefer as the first-ever federal chie...

Federal News Network Staff

January 12, 2009 6:16 pm

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Last week, FederalNewsRadio told you about President-elect Barack Obama naming former Treasury Department official Nancy Killefer as the first-ever federal chief performance officer. It’s an appointment that’s getting a lot of attention. What is a chief performance officer anyway? Joining us is the person who literally wrote the book on the subject — Anthony Politano is the author of the book, Chief Performance Officer: Measuring What Matters, Managing What Can Be Measured.Click to hear the interview.

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Chief Performance Officer blog

Federal News Radio’s Max Cacas report on the appointment

Federal News Radio interview with Robert Shea, formerly with OMB

Federal News Radio with Jim Flyzik of the Flyzik Group

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