# Presentation: 275402

## Report Tile

- UNITED STATES OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

**Senior Executive Service **
**Performance-Based Pay System**

- June 15, 2005

- The Cleveland Federal Executive Board

- CFCLI Orientation
***Cleveland Federal Executive Board Overview***
***October 21, 2008***

## Federal Executive Board (FEB)

- _Agenda_
- FEB History and Purpose
- The Cleveland FEB History, Mission, Lines of Business, and Organization
- FEB Themes
- FEB Strategic Plan
- FEB Highlight

## Federal Executive Boards

- U.S. Office of Personnel Management

- President of the United States

- 28 Federal Executive Boards

- 59 Federal Executive Associations

***The Cleveland Federal Executive Board***

## Federal Executive Board

- FEB History
- On November 10, 1961, President Kennedy signed Executive
- 	Letter establishing Federal Executive Boards (FEB).
- FEB Purpose
- Federal Executive Board were established to bring the government closer to the people we serve, to help federal agencies be more responsive to local issues, and to serve as a conduit of information from the Executive Office of the President to the federal agencies located outside Washington, DC.

***The Cleveland Federal Executive Board***

## The Cleveland Federal Executive Board

**Cleveland FEB History**
- The Cleveland FEB was established in 1966 by President Johnson.
- Bureau of Budget (*now OMB*) and the Civil Service Commission (*now OPM*) designates NASA as FEB sponsor agency for the Cleveland area (staff and infrastructure)
- By-Laws adopted to provide internal governance of FEB.
**Mission**
- The mission of the Cleveland FEB is to unify federal agencies in a manner that better serve the community and federal employees.

***The Cleveland Federal Executive Board***

## The Cleveland Federal Executive BoardFY2009 Organizational Chart

- _Chairperson_
- Martha Smith, DFAS
- _Vice Chairperson_
-  Frank Figliuzzi, FBI

-  _2009 Policy Committee_
- Charles Allaman, FAA- Tower	Dan Cabot, EEOC		Joyce Cange, VARO
- Bob Ditillo, FMCS		Pete Elliott, USMS		Gilbert Goldberg, SBA
- Donald Marshall, USPS		William Montague, VAMC		RDML Peter Neffenger
- Judge Perry Rhew, OMHA		Cheryl Robar, IRS		Robert Sullivan, DOL
- Dr. Woodrow Whitlow, Jr., NASA
- Ex. Officio
- LTC Thomas Lippert, DCMA	Michael Springer, GSA	Geri Smith, U.S. Courts

- _Cleveland FEB _
- Executive Director, Michael Goin
- Administrative Assistant, Roy Mullis

- _U.S. Office of Personnel Management_
- Acting Director, Michael W. Hager

**Notes:**
Roy

## 2008 CFC Organizational Chart 

- Acting Director, Michael W. Hager
- ______________________________________
**Office of CFC Operations**
- CFC Director: Mark Lambert

**Cleveland Federal Executive Board**
- Chairperson: Martha Smith, DFAS
- Vice Chairperson:  Frank Figliuzzi, FBI

**Cleveland Federal Executive Board**
- Executive Director: Michael Goin
- Executive Assistant: Roy Mullis

**Local Federal Coordinating Committee**
- Chairperson: William Montague,  VAMC
- Co-Chair: Douglas Shelby, HUD

***The Cleveland Federal Executive Board***

- 2008 CFC Organizational Chart

## The Cleveland Federal Executive Board

**FEB Mission Themes**
- Communications
- Reducing cost and improving efficiency
- Facilitating service delivery
- Partnering with community groups
- Coordinating emergency services
*We truly see ourselves as a conduit.*

***The Cleveland Federal Executive Board***

## The Cleveland Federal Executive Board

_**STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES**__ _
- The Federal Executive Boards will –
- 1. Deliver services under two Lines of Business:
- Emergency Preparedness, Security and Employee Safety *(COOP Working Groups, 24/7 Emergency Notification, Pandemic Awareness, Safety Fairs)*
- Human Capital Readiness *(Employee and Leadership Development, Education & Training, Succession Planning, Awards, Conflict Management, Retirement Planning)*
- 2. Advance local and national initiatives through intergovernmental partnerships *(CFC, Job Fairs, Tutoring Programs, Awareness Programs)*

***The Cleveland Federal Executive Board***

## The Cleveland Federal Executive Board

**Current CFEB Strategic Goals**
- Community-Focused Goals
- Promote community service and charitable giving
- Exceed previous years’ charitable giving
- Increase CFC participation each year
- Promote volunteerism
- Employee- Focused Goals and Objectives
- Recognize/Acknowledge federal employees
- Enhance the member agencies ability to recruit, develop, and retain a high quality diverse workforce.

## The Cleveland Federal Executive Board

**FY2009 FEB Committees and Lead Agency**
- Cleveland Federal Community Leadership Institute (CFCLI)- Co-lead by VA and NASA
- Combined Federal Campaign- Chair- VAMC, Co-Chair- HUD
- Community Relations Committee- DFAS
- Development and Training Committee- NASA-2009/USPS-2010
- Interagency Mediation Group- EEOC
- Recognition and Awards Committee- USCG
- Tutoring - VAMC
- Security Committee- FBI
- Security Sub-Committees
- Emergency Preparedness- USCG, Information- NASA, Intelligence- FBI, Physical- FPS

## The Cleveland Federal Executive Board

**Sample Highlights**
- Pandemic Awareness and Tabletop Exercises
- COOP Training
- Open Season Benefits Fair
- Health Awareness Fairs
- Harvest for Hunger
- CFC Screening Meeting
- Federal Employees Recognition and Awards, “Wings of Excellence”
- College Fair, CFCLI Program and Graduation, 10,000 Steps, Covey Training, Lunch-n-Learns, Generational Differences, Overcoming 5-Dysfunctions of a Team
- * FEB sponsored programs, projects, and activities impact over 94 Federal Agencies, nearly 25,00 employees, and the surrounding communities of Northern Ohio

## The Circle of Care

***The Cleveland Federal Executive Board***

## CFCLI’S Page

*Web Site Designed by Roy Mullis*

## For Additional information on the Cleveland FEB visit the following Web Address:http://www.cleveland.feb.gov