Government missions matter. From protecting the water we drink to the food we eat, to the education our kids get at school, each agency’s mission critically serves its constituents. And that’s why the outcomes of innovations matter to government agencies because they matter to the people they serve.
Now that can sound a bit theoretical, but oftentimes agencies are hesitant to innovate because they don’t want to impact their missions if something were to go wrong negatively. But innovation is one of the best tools agencies can use to transform and improve services.
Join us online Wednesday, Aug. 21 at 12 p.m. ET/9 a.m. PT, to hear from government and industry experts as they discuss innovative approaches to people, processes and technologies. You’ll hear more about their unique perspectives on how to transform the way government operates truly.
You’ll hear from:
- Kate Ahlers, Director, Customer Experience, Michigan Economic Development Corporation
- Amanda Damewood, Director of User Experience, Department of Homeland Security
- Chaeny Emanavin, Deputy State Chief Technology Officer, California Department of Technology
- Eric Ewing, Artificial Intelligence Lead, GSA
- Jonathan Rubin, Senior UX Researcher and Research Operations Manager, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
- Greg Pengiel, Regional Vice President, Software Engineering, The Americas, Granicus
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