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Blair House Papers. January 1997. Introduction by Vice President Al Gore. In 1993, President Clinton asked me to figure out how to make government work better and cost less. We called it reinventing government. The need to reinvent was clear.
Blair House Papers. The era of big government is over, but the era of big challenges is not. People want smaller government, but they also want active and effective national leadership. They want government that provides them the means and opportunities to meet their responsibilities and solve their own problems.
The Blair House Papers. I. Deliver Great Service. 1. Identify Your Customers and Win Them Over. In 1993, with Executive Order 12862, the President called for a revolution in government's customer service to deliver services equal to the best in business. In response, agencies throughout the government are making changes that customers have ...
Blair House Papers. January 1997. Foreword from President Bill Clinton. The era of big government is over, but the era of big challenges is not. People want smaller government, but they also want active and effective national leadership.
An archival collection kept at Blair House, The President’s Guest House, records the pioneering alliance of Major Gist Blair, the last family descendant to live there, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt to save it from demolition by the federal government.
The Blair House Papers: National Performance Review. Bill Clinton, Albert Gore, Jr. DIANE Publishing, 1998 - Business & Economics - 43 pages. Contains the instructions presented to the...
Blair House Papers: January 1997. National Performance Review (U.S.) National Performance Review, 1997 - Administrative agencies - 43 pages . Preview this book » Selected pages. Title Page. Table of Contents. Contents. DELIVER GREAT SERVICE . 3: Be Smar ...
