Grab a Pen: NextGen 2014 July 24&25
Don’t miss the Next Generation of Government Training Summit in 2014! Mark your calendar and start the prep work – because you know you want to be at NextGen on […]
The Next Gen 2013 Experience: A First Timer’s Perspective
After attending Next Gen, listening to the speakers and breakout sessions, I have realized that there are qualities and skills that transcend field-specific knowledge that are equally as important to leadership in government and building a strong career.
Jyll Smith
2013 NextGen Winner
How to Hack the System to Change Government
At the 2013 Next Generation of Government Summit, Jennifer Pahlka shared the lessons of her first weeks in government and as head of Code for America.
6 Trends in the Next Generation of Government
What are young leaders passionate about? What inspires them, and where are they interested in making changes? These questions are answered at the Next Generation of Government Training Summit.
Michael Stevens
2012 NextGen Winner
YGL Offers Upcoming Training for Generation X and Y Feds
Are you a young federal employee looking for a training targeted specifically for Generation X and Generation Y feds? Look no further – NextGen is the training you need!
3 Ways Next-Gen Leaders Can Bring More Tech to Government
The NextGen Training Summit helps more than 500 Generation X and Y leaders navigate the bureaucracy of government and learn new and innovative ways to integrate technology into their jobs.
The Next Generation of Feds
Equipping young feds with the skills and savvy to pick up where more seasoned workers have left off is the focus of the Annual Next Generation of Government Summit.
Managing Your Future, Your Boss and Your Future Boss
At NextGen, young public employees and their experienced colleagues congregate to share tips on how to advance their government careers.
Noha Gaber
2011 NextGen Winner
Younger Employees Finding their Place in Federal Workforce
How do you deal with comments from managers such as ‘I was born in 1962’ and people referring to me as a ‘tween? NextGen answers questions on the generation gap.
