Drug Office Names New Exec Performance Review Board Members
Published Date: 3/6/2025
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The Office of National Drug Control Policy just named four new members to their Senior Executive Service Performance Review Board, with Ms. Martha Gagné leading as Chair. These folks will help review top executives’ performance, making sure the agency runs smoothly and effectively. This update affects senior leaders and keeps the agency on track, with no direct money changes or deadlines announced.
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