The Commission for A New Georgia
Administrative Services Task Force

State government’s effectiveness in continuously improving efficiency of operations and service to citizens is directly related to the quality of leadership in departments and agencies.

As State government prepares for an exodus of seasoned administrators -- 21% are eligible to retire before the end of the decade -- the Task Force looked at the state's strategy and procedures for identifying and training leaders of the future, as well as developing a process for succession planning.

Based on Task Force recommendations, the Governor’s Leadership Institute was formed to build the State's "bench strength." The Institute is working statewide at all levels of government to identify high-potential talent, build a system of leadership training and opportunities, and institute succession planning and career development.


RECOMMENDATIONS:

New Leadership Development Program
Establish a State government executive leadership development program to train and prepare current and future State government leaders. Provide clear career expectations and measures for success.

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Final Report

Overview of the Task Force
Chair: Lee Lee James
Synovus

Consulting Partner: Carl Vinson Institute, UGA

Nedra Farrar-Luten
Hartsfield International Airport, Atlanta

Bob Flight
Sea Island Company, Sea Island

Jerry Fulks
West Georgia Healthcare, LaGrange

Judge Greg Grayson
Catoosa County Probate Court, Ringgold

Dinorah Hall
James H. Hall Eye Center, Albany

Angie Hart
AFLAC, Columbus

Pat Pittard
Heidrick & Struggles, Atlanta

Martha Reabold
Habersham Bank, Cornelia

Deacon Joe Ruberte
Holy Spirit Catholic Center, Atlanta

Don Speaks
Don Speaks and Associates, Stone Mountain

Bernard Taylor
Alston & Bird LLP, Atlanta

Angelica Wolf
Acceptance Insurance, Dalton

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