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Government Futures is a web 2.0 community helping to shape the future of the Government-Industry marketplace.


Founded: Founded in 2006 by Bruce McConnell and Margaret Anderson

Headquarters: 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20004

Practice: Government Futures provides a web 2.0 open space that promotes collective intelligence in the government/industry marketplace.

Communities: National Security (including Homeland Security, Intelligence and Immigration), Health Care, Financial Recovery, Energy & Environment, Transport, Public Private Partnerships (PPP), Federal Procurement, IT/Cyber Security, Education, Policy & Legislation and Other Interesting Stuff (OIS).

Web Site Address: http://www.governmentfutures.com

Community Benefits :
Content - current and timely expert analysis from thought leaders across a range of topics.

Comment - valuable input from a wide audience of participants.

Connections – Government Futures brings together individuals and organizations from diverse backgrounds and experience to share ideas and shape the future.

Differentiation:
Government Futures has several differentiators:

-- We are building a non-partisan collaborative community of thought leaders in the government-industry marketplace with input from both the government and private sector perspectives.

-- Government Futures is designed to create a multi-directional conversation. The site is a hub where new ideas can be swiftly presented to a broad audience who can then enhance them through debate - using a variety of Web 2.0 tools like Facebook, Twitter and others.

-- This is a community that is passionate about innovation and excellence in public service.

 

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