Join the Partnership for Public Service on Nov. 16, for the 2022 West Coast Federal Talent Summit. This virtual summit will bring together West Coast-based thought leaders and practitioners in federal human resources, academia, community organizing, and workforce development to propel efforts aimed at filling the federal talent gap on the West Coast. The event will include keynote speakers, content presentations, panel discussions, and opportunities for networking.
During the event, agencies will learn about ways to refine their recruiting and hiring strategies, and workforce development and higher education professionals will be equipped with knowledge and resources to work with job seekers as they navigate the federal hiring process. Register below!
Date
Nov. 16, 2022
Time
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. PT
Location
This event will be hosted on Airmeet. Attendees will receive a unique link following registration.
Planned Agenda
Opening:
- Current State of DEIA in the Federal Government
Morning Sessions:
- Creating Impact Through Federal Service
- Proven Strategies to Connect Job Seekers & Government
- Unique Pathways into the Federal Government
Afternoon Sessions (Part 1):
- Train the Trainer: Navigating the Federal Hiring Process (Option 1)
- Inclusive Hiring: Skill-Based Hiring Guidance
- Generations of Service: Recruiting and Retaining Gen X and Gen Z
Afternoon Sessions (Part 2):
- Train the Trainer: Navigating the Federal Hiring Process (Option 2)
- Federal Hiring Authorities: Tools and Opportunities
Closing:
- Amplifying the Call to Serve
Featured Speakers Include
- Angela Bailey, former Chief Human Capital Officer, Department of Homeland Security
- Cristina Cruz-Hubbard, Chief Diversity Officer, Peace Corps
- Angela Harley, Chief Talent & Resources Officer, Economic Development Administration
- Daniel Ho, William Benjamin Scott and Luna M. Scott Professor, Stanford Law School
- Zina Merritt, Chief Diversity Management Officer, U.S. Government Accountability Office
- Janet Napolitano, Professor of Public Policy, UC Berkeley
- Brock Young, Deputy Director, San Francisco Federal Executive Board
Registration Cost
With support by a grant from The James Irvine Foundation, this event is free of charge.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Lindsay Laferriere at LLaferriere@ourpublicservice.org.
