Driving Government Efficiency: Delivering Measurable Results
March 5, 2026







The Shared Services Leadership Coalition (SSLC), together with co-conveners — AGA, Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW), the Data Foundation, the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA), the Senior Executives Association (SEA), Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Administration at George Washington University (GW) and the College of Business, Innovation, Leadership & Technology, Marymount University — is hosting a high profile national conference with top government leaders in Spring 2026.
This conference is being designed as a call to action in support of a serious and sustainable movement to promote efficiency and modernization across the government. Our objective will be to drive the efficiency agenda into the government’s policy and cultural mainstream by engaging high level policymakers from the executive and legislative branches in this important discussion.
SPEAKERS
Participate in an important discussion featuring:

Senator Rand Paul, Chairman, Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (confirmed)
Eric Ueland, Deputy Director for Management, Office of Management and Budget (accepted pending ethics approval)

Michael J. Rigas, Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources
Michael J. Rigas is the Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources. He is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience leading organizational change across public, private, and non-profit sectors, including banking and government.
Rigas recently served as a senior advisor to the Trump-Vance 2025 transition, overseeing development of federal department and agency action plans and appointee training programs. He also directed the America First Policy Institute’s Presidential Transition Project.
In the first Trump administration, Rigas held key leadership roles including Acting Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Acting Deputy Director for Management at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), Acting Federal Chief Information Officer and Senior Advisor at the General Services Administration. As the federal government’s Chief Management Officer, he chaired the President’s Management Council, enhancing federal government performance in managing over $4 trillion in financial management, procurement, IT, and personnel. At OPM, he led human resources policy for over 2.2 million federal employees, achieving the highest-ever recorded federal employee satisfaction scores.
Before government service, Rigas spent over a decade in the private sector at Mellon Financial Corporation and Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. He holds a Master’s in Public Administration from Harvard’s Kennedy School and Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Economics from Boston University, with a focus on economics, international trade, leadership, multi-party negotiation, and conflict resolution.
Additional senior Administration and Congressional leaders to be announced soon!
MORNING SESSION
This session will focus on policy issues related to efficiency and modernization and feature remarks by OMB Deputy Director for Management, Eric Ueland (accepted, pending agency clearance) and one or more Deputy Secretaries and Members of Congress. We believe this policy focus will help us reach beyond the usual cadres of agency administrative staff who attend management conferences and bring into the discussion higher-level policy and program officials whose understanding and support is crucial to the success of management initiatives in their agencies.
AFTERNOON SESSION
This session will focus on implementation challenges and feature presentations and workshops led by executives who are leading successful modernization initiatives in the global public and private sectors.
PRE-CONFERENCE ROUNDTABLE
We are also planning to convene a smaller roundtable discussion with key leaders from the Administration, Congress and industry on February 5th to discuss critical issues which will frame the policy discussion at the larger conference on March 5th.
REGISTRATION COSTS
Government: $99
Industry: $399 | Early Bird Discount $349
Non-profit: $249 | Early Bird Discount $199
Early bird discounts will be available until December 30th
BECOME A SPONSOR
- Gain unparalleled visibility with senior federal decision-makers and thought leaders.
- Showcase your solutions, innovations, and expertise in front of the agencies driving
- transformation.
- Position your company as a trusted partner in shaping the future of government efficiency.
Contact info@sharedservicesnow.org today to explore sponsorship opportunities and secure your seat at the table.
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Additional sponsors to be announced

