July 7, 2011
RGS Dir. of HC Leads Industry Team to Develop and Publish Diversity and Inclusion Benchmarking Study
RGS announces the release of a benchmark research study designed to enable industry and government organizations to increase their performance thorough Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) Best Practices, Strategies, Trends and Tools. Dr. Susan Grunin, RGS’s Director of Human Capital, led the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) Human Capital (HC) Significant Issues Group (SIG) to study and document government and industry’s best practices regarding the establishment of a diverse and inclusive organization.
“Susan’s leadership in this area is well known and RGS is proud to be able to help our customers develop and implement strategies to achieve diversity in their workforce. This study advances the thinking around this critical success factor for any organization” said RGS’s President, Tom McMahon. To download the study, go to www.actgov.org/DI.
About RGS
RGS provides the Departments of Defense, Justice, Homeland Security and State with intelligent solutions to meet some of government's greatest challenges. RGS applies deep expertise in all project phases from strategic planning through execution and delivers tangible business results in Program Management, Acquisition, Logistics, Human Capital, and Information Technology. Known for integrity and superior service delivery, RGS is employee-owned with a culture that instills fresh thinking, responsiveness and dedication to our clients' mission. Find out more by visiting the company's web site at www.rgsinc.com.
About the American Council for Technology-Industry Advisory Council
ACT-IAC is a non-profit educational organization established in 1979 to assist government in acquiring and using information technology resources effectively. In 1989 ACT established the Industry Advisory Council (IAC) to bring industry and government executives together to collaborate on IT issues of interest to the government. In 1997 ACT established the Intergovernmental Advisory Board (IAB) to foster communication and collaboration between IT and other executives at all levels of federal service – Federal, state, local and tribal governments. Learn more about ACT-IAC and how to become a member at www.actgov.org.
