Fostering a Culture of Retention and Innovation in the Public Sector Workforce
This session features leading voices from across the state as they discuss strategies for building a sustainable government workforce. The discussion will focus on retention, adaptability, and initiatives that foster ongoing professional growth in the public sector.
Speakers:
Lee Rudd, Director, Georgia Department of Labor
Patrice C. Nyatuame, Ed.D, SWP, CPM. LSSGB, Organizational Development Director, Athens-Clarke County Unified Government
Kelly Johnson, Senior Human Resource Director, Georgia Department of Community Health
Dadisi Olutosin, Facilitator, COO / VP, SLED & Federal Markets, Veterans Technology Solutions - USA
In this session, at the Government Innovation Showcase in Georgia, our esteemed panel explores strategies for fostering retention and innovation in the public sector through workforce development, adaptability, and continuous upskilling.
Key Discussion Points:
Panelists highlighted strategies such as:
- career development programs
- succession planning to retain talent and institutional knowledge.
They also addressed challenges such as:
- generational differences
- the need for mentorship
- leveraging technology to enhance collaboration and efficiency.
The session underscored the critical role of leadership in creating a culture of innovation, adaptability, and employee engagement to ensure long-term sustainability and effective public service delivery.
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