PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON PERSONNEL INTERCHANGE: THE EXECUTIVE INTERCHANGE PROGRAM

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CIA-RDP89-01114R000100020057-2
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RIPPUB
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K
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3
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December 12, 2016
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February 21, 2002
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57
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Publication Date: 
November 16, 1977
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MEMO
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.I.- T A C ADVISOR" GROUP Approved For RWter2$0RI5 O7 : CIA RDP8 01101 J R100020057-2 CIVIL Chairman Raymond Jacobson Executive Director, CSC Room 5518, Ext. 26111 OF THE EXECi.illvE DIRECTOR WASHINGTON, D.C. 20415 Executive Vice-Chairman Cli nto17 Smith Room 1304, Ext. 26272 November 16, 1977 TO: Directors of, Personnel FROM: Raymond Jacobso . Executive Direct Secretariat Room 1304--7900 E St., N- W. Code 101, Ext. 26266 or Area Coda 202---632-6266 SUBJECT: President's Commissn on Personnel Interchange: The Executive Interchange Program Attached is material descriptive of the :President's Executive Interchange Program. As you may know, the Administration is placing great emphasis on this program for the purpose of improving the management capabilities of the Executive Branch. Both the use of executives on loan from industry and by the placement of Federal career executives in the private sector, the President's Executive Interchange Program provides a means whereby management skills can be exchanged and techniques improved. Our hope is that you will cooperate fully with the President's Commission on Personnel Interchange in implementing their request to secure qualified nominees and for the development of host positions within your agency for the employment of Interchange Executives from the private sector next fall. Nominees are sought from your agency within Washington and Prom within your Regional Offices. All that you can do to facilitate the efforts of the President's Commission on Personnel Interchange will be deeply appreciated. Attachment Approved For Release 2002/05/07 : CIA-RDP89-01114R000100020057-2 Approved For Rbiease 2W2ffi5W7-l:l CFA-RIMMS0 1 14ROW1 00020057-2 MEMORANDUM FOR THE HEADS OF EXECUTE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES %t improve understanding between the -Federal government and the private sector, X ask for your support of the President's *Executive Interchange Program. It is de- signed to give executives from the Federal government and the private sector the opportunity of working in responsible positions in the opposite sector for `a one- year period. Only those with a record of significant managerial accomplishments and potential for advance- ment to senior positions are chosen to participates his exchange of talent and expertise can help us use- . our human resources in the most effective way.' This grogram has my complete endorsement, and I urge all Federal Departments and Agencies to support it in two ways: by seeking out nominees from the career employees .of your department for assignment in the private sector, and by accepting on assignment an appropriate executive.- .from outside government. he Executive Director of the Pr sadent's Commission an Personnel Interchange, which administers the Program, will contact your office to follow up on this request. Approved For Release 2002/05/07 : CIA-RDP89-01114R000100020057-2 Approved For F 'ase 200219 ?fx DP89-01114RbOt100020057-2 TO: President's Commission on Personnel Interchange FROM: Stansfield Turner (Nomiha.ting Of f ici~ial ) SUBJECT: Re-Entry of Mr . / . _ STATINTL to the Department/Agency This is to advise that concomitar.' .~-ith my sponsorship of STATINTL qtr., as a nominee for the President's Executive Interchange Program is the assurance of his/her immediate placement upon conclusion of the Interchange assignment and return to this departmentfagency. I am cognizant that the Executive Interchange Program is a manacement development tool. The position given to Mr. _ upon return to the Central Intelligence Agency will be at least equal in responsibility and grade to his/her present position. PRESIDENT'S COM,NMISSION ON PERSONNEL INTERCHANGE 1900 E Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20 415 .(202) 632-6834 Approved For Release 2002/05/07 : CIA-RDP89-01114R000100020057-2 8/77