Committees


About the FEB FEB Handbook FEB ByLaws Executive Committee Diversity Education & Cultural Awareness Committees Calendar of Events Government Websites Other FEB Sites Travel Info Pandemic Influenza About the FEB FEB Handbook FEB ByLaws Executive Committee Councils Committees Calandar of Events Monthly Meetings Government Websites Other FEB Sites Travel Info Pandemic Influenza Emergency Preparedness Contact Us	Committees Today, the Federal Executive Boards are more relevant than at any other time in history. In continuing times of personnel reductions, budget cutbacks and reorganization, interagency collaboration is critical to achieving results. As the local Federal ambassador, the FEB identifies opportunities for partnerships with intergovernmental and community organizations. Interagency collaboration is no longer just a wise choice; it is the platform for meeting agency mission goals. The Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board's Committees are a vital link to intergovernmental coordination identifying common ground and building cooperative relationships. *Emergency Preparedness, Security and Employee Safety* Emergency Preparedness & Response Committee *Human Capital Readiness* Alternate Dispute Resolution Committee Diversity Education & Cultural Awareness Committee Education & Training Committee Human Resources Committee Public Employees Recognition Day & Awards Committee Veterans Affairs Committee *Advance local and national initiatives through intergovernmental partnerships* Combined Federal Campaign Communications Committee Day of Caring Committee Small & Minority Business Committee Committees have the authority to carry out their programs with considerable flexibility; however, all events of the various committees are the responsibility of the Executive Committee through the FEB officers and staff. Prior to finalization of plans, the event chair must assure that the FEB officers/staff are informed of all details. All commitments for expenditure of funds MUST be authorized by the FEB Executive Director. About the FEB \| FEB Handbook \| FEB Bylaws \| Executive Committee \| Councils \| Committees \| Calandar of Events \| Monthly Meetings \| Government Websites \| Other FEB Sites \| Travel Info \| PandemicInfluenza \| Contact Us

Today, the Federal Executive Boards are more relevant than at any other time in history. In continuing times of personnel reductions, budget cutbacks and reorganization, interagency collaboration is critical to achieving results. As the local Federal ambassador, the FEB identifies opportunities for partnerships with intergovernmental and community organizations. Interagency collaboration is no longer just a wise choice; it is the platform for meeting agency mission goals. The Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board's Committees are a vital link to intergovernmental coordination identifying common ground and building cooperative relationships.

Emergency Preparedness, Security and Employee Safety

Emergency Preparedness & Response Committee

Human Capital Readiness

Alternate Dispute Resolution Committee
Diversity Education & Cultural Awareness Committee
Education & Training Committee
Human Resources Committee
Public Employees Recognition Day & Awards Committee
Veterans Affairs Committee

Advance local and national initiatives through intergovernmental partnerships

Combined Federal Campaign
Communications Committee
Day of Caring Committee
Small & Minority Business Committee

Committees have the authority to carry out their programs with considerable flexibility; however, all events of the various committees are the responsibility of the Executive Committee through the FEB officers and staff. Prior to finalization of plans, the event chair must assure that the FEB officers/staff are informed of all details. All commitments for expenditure of funds MUST be authorized by the FEB Executive Director.