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Employee Spotlight: Marcus Johnson 

Today we’re getting to know Marcus Johnson! Marcus is from Montgomery County, Maryland and is a Strategic Communications Specialist at FMP. Continue reading to learn more about Marcus.  Describe yourself in 3 words.  If I had to describe myself in three words, I would choose calm, creative, and, at times, idealistic. I pride myself in…

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Our Year in Blogs – 2024 

Introduction  As we say goodbye to 2024 and welcome 2025, let’s take a moment to reflect on FMP’s year in blogs!  Our blogs, which are 100% employee-led, reflect our workforce’s technical knowledge, professional interests, and diverse perspectives. Here are some highlights from last year.  38 New Blogs    3 Top 3 Topics Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, & Accessibility Learning & Development Selection…

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Not Your Typical Consultant – Chris Eng

So, let’s be real – the term “consultant” may generate some stereotypical ideas: often a linear educational path, followed by similar professional experiences, all culminating in a role at a firm. At FMP, we think that our employees tend to defy those stereotypes. We don’t believe in formulaic career paths because our clients don’t seek…

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Employee Spotlight: Ashley Agerter Raitor

We’re excited to be featuring Ashley Agerter Raitor today! Ashley is originally from Rochester, Minnesota, and she attended the College of Saint Benedict as an undergrad and George Mason University as a graduate student. She is currently a Project Lead for FMP’s business development team and has been involved in several performance management projects and…

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Not Your Typical Consultant – Meg Duffy

So, let’s be real – the term “consultant” may generate some stereotypical ideas: often a linear educational path, followed by similar professional experiences, all culminating in a role at a firm. At FMP, we think that our employees tend to defy those stereotypes. We don’t believe in formulaic career paths because our clients don’t seek…

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Not Your Typical Consultant – Wendy Joachim

So, let’s be real – the term “consultant” may generate some stereotypical ideas: often a linear educational path, followed by similar professional experiences, all culminating in a role at a firm. At FMP, we think our employees tend to defy those stereotypes. We don’t believe in formulaic career paths because our clients don’t seek formulaic…

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Spotlighting Accessibility in Action: Programs Across the Federal Government

In 2021, President Biden issued Executive Order (EO) 14035 on “Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) in the Federal Workforce.” The EO aims to both strengthen the government’s ability to recruit, hire, develop, promote, and retain talent, as well as provide resources and opportunities to advance DEIA across the federal government. One of the first…

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Not Your Typical Consultant – Kristoffer Garringer

So, let’s be real – the term “consultant” may generate some stereotypical ideas: often a linear educational path, followed by similar professional experiences, all culminating in a role at a firm. At FMP, we think our employees tend to defy those stereotypes. We don’t believe in formulaic career paths because our clients don’t seek formulaic…

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Employee Spotlight: Shareen Drilling

Today, we’re excited to spotlight Shareen Drilling! Shareen is originally from New Jersey but moved around a bit, both geographically and within her career, before joining FMP in 2018. She is currently a Senior Human Capital Consultant and a member of FMP’s Learning and Development Center of Excellence (L&D COE). Keep reading to learn more…

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Spotlighting Accessibility in Action: Building an Inclusive Workforce

This October is the 74th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, which celebrates the many contributions of workers with disabilities to America’s workplaces and economy. While this takes place annually, its purpose is to reinforce a commitment to ensuring workers with disabilities have access to great jobs all year round. This blog will highlight…

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