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Consolidate and share a body of best private sector practices across the entire workforce development cycle that helps our NSE partners create the most competitive national security workforce.
Since 2014, organizations across the national security enterprise have sought assistance from BENS in tackling a wide range of workforce challenges. Our members have shared personal experiences and private sector best practices related to recruitment, retention, talent management, and most recently, diversity, equity, and inclusion strategies with leadership from the US Army, US Navy, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, US Secret Service, US Marshals Service, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives, among others. The new Special Working Group on Workforce Development will consolidate BENS’ efforts to date in this area and continue to build a reservoir of resources and talents to benefit national security organizations looking for help in the future. Co-Chaired by members Scott Drach (VP of HR for Corporate and International, Boeing) and George Graffy (President, Smart Circle International), this group will bring together BENS members with top-caliber expertise in talent, human resources, and workforce strategy.
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“BENS provides the opportunity to not only contribute solutions to our nation’s most pressing challenges, but to also learn about the evolving national security landscape alongside an impressive group of private and public sector leaders.”
Lauren Bedula
Managing Director, Beacon Global Strategies, LLC
“I want to thank all of the BENS executives who have been so instrumental in helping the intelligence community and the military. Those of us in the special operations community and your business leaders go back a very long way.”
Admiral William H. McRaven, USN
Former Commander, United States Special Operations Command
“As the gap between business and government has regrettably widened away from a mutually beneficial collaborative relationship, BENS’ work to bridge that gap has become increasingly valuable. The organization marries a thorough knowledge of key national security issues with decades of experience of our members’ best business practices.”
Norm Chambers
Former Chairman, BENS, Former Chairman of the Board, NCI Building Systems, Inc.
“The experts do not have all the answers. Washington does not have all the answers. We want and need ideas from the private sector and from citizens. And BENS is indispensable in that regard.”
Condoleezza Rice
Former Secretary of State
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Atlanta
Sidney Talley, Director
Phone: (202) 680-3839
stalley@bens.org
Boston
Michelle LeBretton, Director
Phone: (617) 838-7341
MLebretton@bens.org
Chicago
Natalie Callone, Director
Phone: (312) 202-2527
NCallone@bens.org
Dallas
Matthew Elias, Director
Phone: (214) 315-2576
MElias@bens.org
New York
Vickie McGrath, Director
Phone: (914) 232-0122
VMcgrath@bens.org
Silicon Valley
Katie Kenning, Director
Phone: (650) 799-9960
KKenning@bens.org
Washington, D.C.
Alexandra Volp, Director
Phone: (703) 969-1185
AVolp@bens.org
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