Greater Boston Federal Executive Board (GBFEB)

History and Objectives of the Federal Executive Board (FEB)

President Kennedy established Federal Executive Boards (FEBs) in 1961 by Presidential Memorandum. Since then, all subsequent administrations have supported FEBs and additional boards have been authorized. [more]

Structure of the Greater Boston Federal Executive Board (GBFEB)

Membership is comprised of the senior-most official of each executive agency in the Greater Boston area by virtue of his/her position. There are approximately 150 Federal agencies represented on the Full Board. Full Board meetings are typically held on a quarterly basis. Senior officials and/or their deputies are encouraged to attend. [more]

News and Information

2009 Diversity Committee Meetings. [more]

2009 Local Federal Coordinating Committee. [more]

2009 Board of Directors Meetings. [more]

February 3, 2009

Feedback Forum Regarding the Administration of the Federal Benefits Program. [more]

February 4, 2009

An Introduction to Telework: A Manager's Perspective training course. [more]

February 11, 2009

New England Federal Personnel Council Meeting. [more]

March 31, 2009

Planning and Conducting More Effective Meetings training course. [more]

May 6, 2009

Excellence in Government Awards Ceremony at JFK Library. [more]

May 27, 2009

One Day pre retirement seminar for CSRS employees. [more]

May 28, 2009

One Day pre retirement seminar for FERS employees. [more]

September 10, 2009

Diversity Training Day. [more]