GSA chief of staff resigns
January 6th, 2010 | General Services Administration | Posted by Steve Watkins
The General Services Administration’s chief of staff, Danielle Germain, has resigned her post effective today, Federal News Radio reports.
Germain told the radio station:
We all know that they have been in a period of transition for the last two years and considering the length of time it is taking to get a permanent Administrator, I have decided to take advantage of another opportunity.
So apparently the hold Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., has placed on Martha Johnson’s confirmation to lead GSA has claimed a bystander and opened another void in GSA leadership. In the last two weeks, the agency got a new acting administrator and its deputy administrator retired.
Tags: Kit Bond, Martha Johnson
Comments
-
Michael Harris Says:
January 14th, 2010 at 1:42 amI would highly regard if Kempf will be he next gsa chief. He has all the skills and experience to keep GSA running smoothly.