Welcome to AGA's 2010 Performance Management Conference

Welcome! For the first time, the Sixth Annual Performance Management Conference (PMC) will be held on the East Coast. Scheduled for Oct. 13-14 in Baltimore, MD, this conference has it all. It is designed for those who are leading the performance practice at their government entity and for those who are new to the process. We'll talk about what works and what doesn't in performance management.

We’ve been told that the PMC is the place to be for those on the front lines of performance reporting. New ideas, successful practices and lessons learned are all a part of this event. Attendees are passionate about their role in government and that enthusiasm is infectious. They want to share their experience, and the best venue is AGA’s PMC.

Accountability! Transparency! Performance! The public is demanding these things, and governments must comply. Results-based performance measures provide program managers with the information they need to improve citizen services. Measuring performance is a win-win for both internal and external audiences.

Head to Baltimore and experience the outstanding technical program planned and executed by your colleagues from around the country. This event is packed with opportunities to network as well.

Take the lead in your government to learn more about performance measurement and management. Register today.

Keynote Speakers

Beth Blauer, Director, Governor's StateStat Office, State of Maryland
Shelley H. Metzenbaum, Ph.D., Associate Director of Performance and Personnel Management, U.S. Office of Management and Budget
Harry Hatry, Distinguished Fellow, Director of the Public Management Program and Principal Research Associate for The Urban Institute
Jonathan Walters, Governing magazine correspondent and author of "Measuring Up: GOVERNING's Guide to Performance Measurement for Geniuses and other Public Managers"