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News Release
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Tel: 202-606-2402
OPM Names Agents of the Year
Washington, DC -U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Associate Director for Federal Investigative Services, Kathy Dillaman recently named four Federal investigators Agents of the Year in a ceremony at the Theodore Roosevelt Building in Washington D.C.
"I am pleased to recognize these four agents for their hard work and outstanding performance over the past year," said Dillaman. "Federal investigators perform an essential role in ensuring the safety of the Federal Government and the American people. These recipients can be proud of their accomplishments and have set an example for future investigators to aspire to."
Agent of the Year is a highly selective award in which candidates are judged on overall performance, as well as additional measures such as volunteer efforts, and mentoring new agents. Agents were selected from over 1,500 Federal field investigators in OPM's Federal Investigative Services Division.
OPM's 2007 Agents of the Year are:
Lisa Hopp of Arizona
Michael Grace of Texas
Gary Novotny of Virginia
Charles (Chuck) Rozzi of New Jersey
OPM is responsible for conducting over 90% of the background investigations for the Federal Government, and expects to conduct over 2.3 million this fiscal year.
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is the leader in workforce management for the federal government. Our agency builds, strengthens, and serves a federal workforce of 2.2 million employees with programs like hiring assistance, healthcare and insurance, retirement benefits, and much more. We provide agencies with policies, guidance, and best practices for supporting federal workers, so they can best serve the American people.