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Danette Campbell is the telework director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). She develops and implements telework and hoteling programs for agency employees, oversees the Telework Enhancement Act Pilot Program, creates annual telework reports, and maintains agency telework statistics. Previously, Danette worked for the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, where she oversaw public and private sector telework in the Washington metropolitan region. She holds a BA from Lynchburg College and Certified Public Manager certification from George Washington University, and completed the Women Emerging in Leadership program at the Darden Graduate School of Business Administration.

Danette Campbell

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Danette Campbell shares how the USPTO is strengthening support among managers and employees for telework.

Telework at USPTO—Today and Tomorrow

Danette Campbell describes how USPTO has used telework to become one of the "Best Places to Work" in the federal government.

How USPTO Fosters a Strong and Distributed Workforce

Many people in the federal government and beyond have heard about the USPTO's wildly successful telework program. Danette Campbell, Senior Telework Advisor for USPTO, will present best practices for transitioning an agency to a telework environment. She will walk us through the challenges and successes of implementing a telework program, using the USPTO as a case study. This session will provide the listener with useful ideas for managing such a transition in their own organizations.
In this session, you will hear about:

Why the USPTO started telework in 1997
How the agency went about securing agency support
The importance of starting small and conducting pilot programs
Why gathering data throughout the pilot program and conducting focus sessions is important
The importance of individual business unit telework guidelines


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