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Federal Laws are Not Suggestions

Federal Laws are Not Suggestions

We are blessed to have a constitutional republic form of government— a nomocracy. Law, not the whims and preferences of elected officials, rules supreme. Not being able to change laws…

Does the War on Regulations Make Sense?

Does the War on Regulations Make Sense?

On December 14, 2017, the Washington Post reported that president Trump promised to roll back federal regulations from the current level of 185,000 pages to the 1960 level of 20,000…

Americans Want Big — But Unspecified — Changes in the Federal Government’s Design and Structure

Americans Want Big — But Unspecified — Changes in the Federal Government’s Design and Structure

The Pew Research Center recently surveyed how the American public perceived America’s political system and democracy. The survey shows there is little agreement on exactly how government should change.…

Part II: Leading a Multi-Generational Workforce: The Employees’ Perspective Matters

Part II: Leading a Multi-Generational Workforce: The Employees’ Perspective Matters

Leaders shouldn't dwell on the differences. Dwelling can redirect your efforts as a leader from moving the organization forward to focusing on differences that don't stop your leadership goals. …

Trouble with The Curve

Trouble with The Curve

Recently, I had the distinct pleasure of serving as a peer reviewer of an online MPA course. Working closely with curriculum innovation to accomplish this review, I found the “holy…

Building a Performance Management System to Stand the Test of Time

Building a Performance Management System to Stand the Test of Time

The first step to thinking about performance in the long term is acknowledging that these efforts don’t often come for free. It's common for organizations to adopt performance and not…

5th World Conference on Remedies to Racial and Ethnic Economic Inequality

The Roy Wilkins Center for Human Relations and Social Justice of The University of Minnesota is co-hosting the 5th World Conference on Remedies to Racial and Ethnic Economic Inequality, September 26-29 2018,…

Public Service In A Place of Meaning: What We Can Learn From 13 Truckers

Public Service In A Place of Meaning: What We Can Learn From 13 Truckers

There has been quite a bit of talk, lately, about choice. But, what is choice, really? Can it simply be described as a selection among a group or set of…

Risk Management in Government

Risk Management in Government

In this column I argue that risk management is a means toward an end and not an end in and of itself. If the end goal (the bottom line) for…

The State of the Impact Investing Marketplace: What is the Role of the Public and Nonprofit Sector, and Why?

The State of the Impact Investing Marketplace: What is the Role of the Public and Nonprofit Sector, and Why?

Some estimates put the potential size of the impact investing market at $1 trillion. And nonprofits and government are leading the pack in this marketplace. So why are the public…

Rediscovering the “Soul” of Government

Rediscovering the “Soul” of Government

Americans in large numbers today seem not only to distrust but also resent their government. “They have become convinced that government, especially the federal government, is wasteful, oppressive, and insensitive,…

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