17 Oct2017

SEA Honors Presidential Rank Award Winners on December 7th

Join us at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C. on December 7^th, 2017 as we host the Presidential Rank Awards Leadership Summit. This year’s Summit will provide exceptional educational, mentoring, and networking opportunities for current and aspiring SES members and senior leaders.

The Summit will feature educational tracks that address the three most pressing areas of concern for Federal career senior leaders including:

Leadership Pipeline
Executive Readiness
Transformational Leadership

02 Oct2016

Survey of Federal Government Executives

As Federal agencies are being asked to restructure and operate more like the private sector, federal government executives report a concerning lack of empowerment and ability to drive change, according to a new survey by the Senior Executives Association (SEA) and Deloitte of more than 750 Senior Executive Service (SES) members and those in equivalent positions.

02 Oct2017

Kickoff Meetings Announced for SEA's Communities of Change

SEA's Communities of Change have officially launched, with several kickoff meetings taking place in the near future. If you haven't done so already, sign up for your Community's meeting by clicking below. And if you missed your CoC's meeting, or if you don't see your CoC listed below, keep an eye out for announcements on the next meeting.

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16 Jun2017

SEA Signs Federal-Postal Coalition Letter in Opposition to Compensation & Benefit Cuts

On behalf of the Federal-Postal Coalition, which represents five million federal and postal employees and retirees across the country, I urge you to reject proposals contained in the Administration’s fiscal year 2018 budget request that would adversely affect the postal and federal community.

07 Jun2017

SEA Sends Letter Opposing VA Accountability Bill

On behalf of the Senior Executives Association (SEA) and its members, who are career federal executives in the Senior Executive Service (SES), and those in Senior Level (SL), Scientific and Professional (ST), and equivalent positions, including those serving at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), I write in regret to convey our opposition to S. 1094.

Membership Dues

SEA membership dues distinguish between active (currently employed in the federal government) and retired executives (those who have left government service). Active dues are $299 annually or $12.50 per pay period when paid via payroll withholding (available in almost all Executive Branch agencies). Retiree dues are $103 annually. Lifetime memberships are available for $1,795 for active members and $945 for retired members.