DENVER FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD

 Denver Federal Executive Board is now the Colorado Federal Executive Board

At the Quarterly Meeting on January, 28, 2010, the members of the DFEB ratified new bylaws in which they approved statewide outreach for the FEB.  The transition will be implemented over the course of the year, but outreach to the military bases in Southern Colorado and the Larimer County Federal Executive Association has already started.

FEDERAL AGENCY DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE FORUM
(click to download registration form)

On February 25, 2010, the CFEB in partnership with DOI University and OPM Western Management Development Center, will host the inaugural Federal Agency Director Executive Forum.  Open to agency directors and deputy directors, the forum is being piloted at the request of agency directors asking the CFEB to provide a networking opportunity with your peers.  DOIU and OPM WMDC are partnering to bring in Master Certified Trainer, Todd King to discuss Crucial Conversations at the executive level. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN EAGLE AWARDS

The Public Service Recognition Week Awards are back under a new name and streamlined nomination procedures.  Nominations are due March 5, 2010. 
Click Here to Download the Nomination Form

CFEB Welcomes Molly Tayer

Molly Tayer joined the staff at the CFEB on January 4, 2010 as our Outreach Strategist.  She has over twenty-five years experience working in front-line government communications as both a program manager and private consultant.  During the past ten years Molly worked as a public involvement consultant and group-process facilitator, working primarily on major public works projects and multi-party policy dialogues.
 
Molly has a Master of Public Administration with emphasis on Organizational Leadership from the University of Colorado, where she has also served as an adjunct professor teaching Public Involvement: Theory and Practice.  She is a trained facilitator and mediator and has spent the majority of her life looking for unique and fun ways to convene people to solve problems.
 
Molly is married to John Tayer. They share a house with a very spoiled feline, as well as a love for the mountains, community and traveling around the country looking for new disc golf courses.