Treasury Names New SES Performance Review Board Members
Published Date: 9/11/2026
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Summary
The Treasury Office of Inspector General just named new members to their Senior Executive Service Performance Review Board. This board reviews how well top executives perform each year and suggests any pay raises or awards based on those reviews. These changes affect senior leaders and help keep performance reviews fair and on point starting now.
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