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On this episode of A Deeper Look, host Joe Paiva speaks to Matisha Montgomery, Chief Learning Officer for the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

On this episode of A Deeper Look, Joe Paiva speaks with Tony Brannum, Associate Chief Information Officer for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Client Experience Center.

This week, Joe speaks with Javier Inclan. Inclan currently holds the position of Deputy Office Head for the Office of Information and Resource Management at the National Science Foundation (NSF), though he has held many roles within the organization including Acting Division Director for Human Resource Management, Senior Advisor to the Office of the Director, Acting Division Director in the Division of Administrative Services, and as Deputy Division Director for the Division of Administrative Services.

If there is one civilian agency in the United States whose mission is as important to our national defense – and possibly more difficult – as the Defense Department, it is the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. The brevity and clarity of CISA’s mission statement, “reduce risk to the nation’s cyber and physical infrastructure,” does an injustice to the breadth and complexity of the actual task. So I invited CISA’s Deputy Director Nitin Natarajan to the studio recently to tell folks how his agency is dealing with those challenges.

For our May 24 show, I interviewed the Press Secretary for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Jeremy Edwards, and FEMA talent acquisition specialist Leemar Thorpe.

For our May 10th show, I interviewed Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Chief Human Capital Officer, Jason Nelson. Unlike previous shows that highlighted agencies many Americans don’t even know exist, folks are generally very familiar with the TSA’s primary mission of maintaining the security of U.S. air travel. That familiarity may lead people to think they know more about TSA than they really do, and after 20 years without a major air travel event, some people have started taking the agency for granted. That has led to naive proposals for returning to the same localized privatization model that failed so miserably in the past.