25 Jun, 2010
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On this day – Gov 2.0 Hero Day – when we’re honoring people who have toiled tirelessly to create a government that leverages technology to better serve and engage citizens, I thought I’d share some quick thoughts on people that I admire.
Yes, we’re naming names today (all of whom are noteworthy and deserve recognition – thank you, one and all!), but I wanted to acknowledge the efforts of people whose names we don’t hear – people who are working hard just to get approval to test a social media tool or trying to change a culture from “need to know” to “need to share.”
Here’s my quick list of heroes – you know who you are: Keep Reading ->
Whenever I get a chance for some free time on trips to Washington, DC, I walk or run along the National Mall. Keep Reading ->
As some of you know, I have a new son, who is now almost 9 weeks old. I travel quite a bit (average 10 days per month away from home) and in order to limit the amount of nights that I am on the road, I have started setting little rules for myself: Keep Reading ->
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