Krista Kinnard takes the emerging leaders medal for her work using robotic process automation to reduce administrative burdens at the agency.

This year’s finalists include Brandon Wales and Krista Kinnard.

The NIST scientist has been recognized for enabling significant advances in the 3D printing of synthetic materials.

Thirty-one-year-old Callie Higgins receives an emerging leaders medal.

During the 2020 Sammies earlier this week, Gov Actually hosted a live watch party, featuring a virtual red carpet of sorts for the "Oscars of public service."

For the first time, the "Oscars of government service" will be hosted virtually, due to the ongoing pandemic. The mission and the message, however, are no different.

The “Sammies” — dubbed “the Oscars of government service” — recognize federal employees who have crafted impactful and innovative solutions to advance the mission of government.

The nominees included federal employees that used data innovation to track Zika, developed air traffic control systems for drones and mitigated the impact of WannaCry.

In this episode, the Gov Actually team speaks with Tom Davis, director of recapitalization in the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

In this episode, the Gov Actually team speaks with Brenda Smith of CBP, who was nominated for the Sammies for her work on the Single Window system.