Staff Reporter, Washington Business Journal
Carten Cordell is a staff reporter for the Washington Business Journal, with a focus on national news in the United States. He specializes in covering government and federal agencies, and his work has been featured in publications such as Nextgov/FCW, FCW, and Washington Technology.
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Carten Cordell's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and press releases. His themes covered include Software & SaaS, Legal & Compliance, Business & Industry, Privacy & Cybersecurity. He predominantly covers topics related to Government, Legislation, Federal Agencies, Oversight and Infrastructure.
Given this focus on legislative and regulatory developments within the U.S., Carten would likely be most receptive to sources who can provide expert analysis or commentary on these specific areas. This could include individuals with first-hand experience in implementing legislation or regulations within federal agencies as well as experts in cybersecurity policies and infrastructure development. Additionally he may also appreciate insights from professionals working with software solutions for compliance needs.
When reaching out to Carten Cordell it's important to keep his national (United States) geographic focus in mind while offering expertise or insights relevant to legislative activities at a federal level.
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Sen. Ron Wyden’s, D-Ore., Restoring Congressional Authority Act would reimpose judicial deference to federal agencies in clarifying regulatory intent after the Supreme Court struck down a 40-year precedent in June.
Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Jon Tester, D-Mont., expressed his ongoing concerns with the lack of coordination between the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments in making servicemembers aware of their eligibility for VA services like confidential counseling.
A GAO report found that the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board did not ensure that acquisition management practices were fully enforced when it modernized the system that oversees its 401(k)-style retirement savings program.
By: Carten Cordell
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington penned a letter to President Biden Wednesday calling for the appointment of 14 inspectors general to fill roles at agencies such as the General Services Administration and Social Security Administration.
A new memo from OPM Acting Director Robert Shriver details specific factors agency leaders should consider when designing their remote work strategy for the federal workforce.
A new memo from the Office of Personnel Management's acting director details specific factors agency leaders should consider when designing their remote work strategy for the federal workforce.
By: Carten Cordell
The Office of the National Director of Intelligence’s annual demographic report found that while the Intelligence Community has made strong gains in minority applicants, attrition has led to workforce diversity declines over the past two years.
By: Carten Cordell
In a field hearing of the Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity, House members pressed for more insights and potential exposure of the Veteran Readiness and Employment program.
By: Carten Cordell
Chief Randy Moore said in a statement that the agency is preparing for a pared-down appropriation following the end of the Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding.
By: Carten Cordell
A new GAO report found that before the agency can further scale up the program to consolidate federal office spaces, it must find out how to measure its cost-savings gains.
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