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CXO Council Fellows: We've saved a seat for you

02/16/2021

CXO Fellowship Digital Brochure

Download the CXO Fellowship Digital Brochure to learn more about the program. Plus, share the brochure with your supervisor, colleagues, or anyone who may be interested in the program!

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06/12/2020

CXO Fellowship program helps mid-level managers hone their skills

Get the inside scoop from CXO Fellowship Program director Angela McPherson (a program alum herself!) about the invaluable experience CXO Fellows from across government gain in the year-long program.

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06/04/2020

Advice for Future CXO Fellows: How to Get the Most Out of Your Fellowship Year

In April, we highlighted three reasons why you should apply to the CXO Fellowship Program: professional development, networking opportunities, and career growth. Check out this post full of great advice from both current fellows and program alumni.

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Program Overview

The CXO Fellowship Program is a professional development program that engages the next generation of federal leaders in acquisition/procurement, financial management/budget, human capital, information technology, and data. Throughout the year-long program, CXO Fellows have the opportunity to grow professionally and build a diverse network of rising leaders from across the Federal Government.

CXO Fellows remain in their current positions at their home agency and come together twice a month as a cohort for developmental sessions in leadership, cross-functional and interagency collaboration, and career development. In these sessions, CXO Fellows meet with leaders in the federal management community and gain valuable insight into innovative initiatives and best practices.

There is no cost to participate in the program. Download the CXO Fellowship Digital Brochure to learn more. Plus, share the brochure with your supervisor, colleagues, or anyone who may be interested in the program!

Image with a quote saying, “I am grateful for the CXO Fellowship Program that provided me with the rare opportunity to network with colleagues across the Federal Government, interact and hear from leadership from various agencies, and participate in valueable workshops. Image with a quote saying, “As a new federal employee, participating in the CXO Fellowship Program provided me invaluable insights into all career development opportunities within the Federal Government. This program provided me a platfrom to connect with teammates from other federal agencies and learn about cross-agency training and volunteering opportunities.

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How to Apply

Application Period

The application period for the FY2022 cohort will begin on May 1.

Who Are the CXO Fellows?

CXO Fellows are mid-level federal employees (GS09-GS13) who have demonstrated leadership potential. To be considered, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Must be working within the acquisition/procurement, financial management/budget, human capital, information technology, or data functions.
  • Must be in the grades of GS09-GS13.
  • Must be approved by the applicant's agency supervisor.
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Our Mission

1) Connect the rising leaders across government in the functions of acquisition/procurement, financial management/budget, human capital, information technology, and data.

2) Build relationships through cross-community collaboration and interactive discussions.

3) Invest in outstanding federal employees by broadening the scope of their knowledge and developing well-rounded leaders.

Image with a quote saying, “My Fellowship experience has provided an environment that encourages interagency collaboration and networking with current, former, and future government leaders. I've already begun to develop my leadership brand with authenticity and confidence. Image with a quote saying, “I am grateful for the CXO Program because I have been given an opportunity to meet federal employees who have a desire to use ther skills to make a difference in their federal agency.