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Register Now for Webinar on Facilities Management
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NASCA Webinar: A Managed Service Contract for Facilities Management in Tennessee
February 2, 2017 3:00 p.m. ET
The State of Tennessee has taken on an initiative to improve the management of the state's real estate portfolio, one of its largest expenses. Learn how officials from the Department of General Services (DGS) worked with Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) to prepare a master plan of the agency's facilities and improve the organization and management of those facilities. With this revamped approach to facilities management, DGS will save more than $40 million over the 5-year contract.
Attendees will:
- Hear how and why Tennessee outsourced its Facilities Management Program
- Review the 2016 NASCA Institute case study, A Managed Service Contract for Facilities Management in Tennessee
- Learn how Tennessee provided a high-performing program delivering sustainable, transformational results in the least amount of time and cost
- Examine Tennessee's processes, results and lessons learned
Presenters:
- John Hull, Deputy Commissioner, Real Estate Asset Management Division (STREAM), State of Tennessee
- Tom Foster, Alliance Director for the State of Tennessee, JLL
Facilitators:
- Bob Oglesby, Commissioner of General Services, State of Tennessee and NASCA Executive Committee member
- Herman E. Bulls, Vice Chairman, Americas, International Director, JLL
This case study was initially presented at the 2016 NASCA Institute on Management and Leadership. Registration is open to all NASCA state members, and state employees or others recommended to attend as a guest of the Chief Administrator. In addition, all NASCA corporate members all welcome to participate.
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Last Chance: NASCA State Facilities Survey Closing Soon |
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NASCA is gathering data on state facilities practices from state chief administrators and key staff on facilities management to help guide the content and programming offered.
Please take the survey.
NASCA requests that state chief administrators complete this survey, or do so in close collaboration with senior facilities management staff. Your state's participation is greatly appreciated. This information will be used to help guide the webinar, as well as the May 2017 in-person Roundtable: A Managed Service Contract for Facilities Management. |
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Webinar: A Managed Service Contract for Facilities Management in Tennessee
February 2, 2017 3:00 p.m. ET
NASCA 2017 Institute on Management & Leadership
October 10-13, 2017
Atlanta, GA
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Upcoming Partner Association Meetings
March 12-14, 2017
St. Louis, MO
March 30-31, 2017
Long Beach, CA
April 23-25, 2017
Arlington, VA
July 13-16, 2017
Rhode Island
July 16-19, 2017
Indianapolis, IN
September 10-13, 2017 Tampa, FL
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Save the Date: 2017 NASCA Institute on Management and Leadership
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2017 NASCA Institute on Management and Leadership
October 10-13, 2017
Atlanta, GA
T
he NASCA Institute on Management and Leadership provides members with a unique opportunity for peer-to-peer exchange and learning centered around real issues and challenges facing Chief Administrators across the country.
Registration and sponsorship opportunity open in mid-February. Watch nasca.org for more information.
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New! Call for Submission of Institute Case Study Ideas
The Institute Planning Committee is working to identify two "live case studies" related to the Institute theme, the
Velocity of Change. The case
studies will drawn from real-world experiences that outline complex and relevant situations that any member of NASCA may encounter.
The case studies play an integral role in the Institute, acting as a catalyst for discussion and providing a reference point that enables participants to apply the lessons from the Institute to their own experience. Leadership for a Networked World and NASCA are encouraging members to apply to having their work featured as a case study. Case study submissions can
feature a state or private sector partner that is doing one of the following:
- Leveraging the new speed of change to provide better service at a lower cost
- Using data/analytics/platforms to bring speed and agility to government operations
- Managing the political environment to align stakeholders on the pace of change
- Realigning a state's workforce and culture to operate at a new pace
- Establishing new incentives to help pace change
- And other ideas on harnessing the new velocity of change!
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2016 Institute on Management and Leadership
Wrap-up Webinar
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Earlier this month NASCA members participated in a 2016 Institute on Management and Leadership Post-Institute Webinar.
Speakers included:
- Chris Liu, NASCA President and Director, Department of Enterprise Services, State of Washington
- Sid Johnson, NASCA Executive Committee Member and Commissioner, Department of Administrative Services, State of Georgia
- Daniel C. Kim, Director, Department of General Services, State of California
- Antonio M. Oftelie, Fellow, Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard and Executive Director, Leadership for a Networked World
- Lauren Hirshon, Director of Operations and Development, Leadership for a Networked World
This webinar provided attendees with an opportunity to reconnect with one another, reflect on their time at the Institute, and share how they applied what they learned to their current role. Attendees also enjoyed a sneak peek at the topic and save the date information for the 2017 Institute.
Go here to listen to the webinar recording
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WELCOME NEW NASCA STATE MEMBER: OREGON
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Katy Coba
Chief Operating Officer
Department of Administrative Services
State of Oregon
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Is your department hiring for key roles? Send the postings directly to
Kayla Leslie to be included on NASCA
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Career
page. This service is complimentary to all states. Send the followin
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