Boston Federal Executive Board
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Boston Federal Executive Board (BFEB) represents the federal government in the New England region, covering Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, and parts of Connecticut. It comprises over 200 federal agencies and is dedicated to improving federal operations and community outreach in the area.
Mission
The mission of the BFEB is to enhance the effectiveness of federal government operations by fostering collaboration among agencies, providing professional development opportunities for federal employees, and engaging in community activities that benefit New England. It seeks to improve the delivery of federal services and emergency responses.[1]
Parent organization
The BFEB operates under the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which is part of the Executive Office of the President. OPM provides policy direction for federal human resources management.
Legislation
The Federal Executive Boards were established by President John F. Kennedy in 1961 through a memorandum to strengthen coordination of government activities outside Washington, D.C.
Partners
- Federal agencies for cooperative initiatives
- State and local governments for regional coordination
- Non-profit organizations and educational institutions for community projects
Number of employees
The exact number of employees or members is not publicly specified, but the BFEB includes representatives from numerous federal agencies in the New England area.
Organization structure
BFEB's structure focuses on:
Leader
The head of the BFEB is known as the Executive Director of the Boston Federal Executive Board.
Divisions
- Committees for specific interagency tasks
- Task forces for emergency management or special community projects
List of programs
- Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)
- Professional development seminars and workshops
- Community service initiatives like environmental projects or charity drives
- Coordination during emergencies or natural disasters[2]
Last total enacted budget
Specific budget details for the BFEB are not publicly disclosed, as they are part of the broader OPM budget.
Staff
Staff includes the Executive Director, administrative support, and volunteers from various federal agencies.
Funding
Funding for the BFEB comes indirectly through the budgets of the federal agencies it represents, with some support from OPM.
Services provided
The BFEB provides services aimed at improving interagency communication, enhancing professional development for federal employees, and engaging in community service. It acts as a bridge between federal operations and local communities, especially in times of need or for public service campaigns.[3]
Headquarters address
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Federal Building, 10 Causeway Street, Suite 350, Boston, MA 02222
History
The BFEB was established following President Kennedy's directive in 1961 to enhance federal coordination in major metropolitan areas. It has since played a key role in federal agency collaboration, employee training, and community involvement in New England.
External links
References
- ↑ Office of Personnel Management (2025). "Boston Federal Executive Board". Federal Executive Boards.
- ↑ Office of Personnel Management (2025). "Boston Federal Executive Board". Federal Executive Boards.
- ↑ Office of Personnel Management (2025). "Boston Federal Executive Board". Federal Executive Boards.