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Government Performance Coalition
The Government Performance Coalition was created in 1999: “to ensure a continued focus and attention to management and performance issues” by the White House and “to identify management that issues that need new attention, and refine past efforts and highlight related governance policies that affect performance.”〔Mission statement from Government Performance Coalition Website: http://www.govresults.com/〕
==Purpose==
The Coalition, comprising nearly two dozen organizations, meets regularly in Washington, D.C. to serve as a clearinghouse for its individual members’ respective agendas regarding government management improvement. During presidential election years, the Coalition sponsors events to highlight the importance of good government management issues in the campaign and to prepare materials that would be helpful to the winning candidate’s incoming political appointees.
The Coalition was initially formed to develop resource materials to support the eventual winner of the 2000 presidential campaign. In that effort, it sponsored a series of forums on key management issues, such as human capital, financial management, and performance management. These forums and associated recommendations were compiled into a report given to the incoming administration for President George W. Bush. Many of these recommendations were subsequently used to frame his President's Management Agenda.
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