#ELGL19 Attendee: Kaci Grant

Posted on February 17, 2019


Kaci

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Kaci Grant

Manager, Talent & Organizational Effectiveness at Louisville , KY Metro Government

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What is the most local government-y thing you have done on vacation? 

While in Germany,  I asked our food tour guide (maybe too many) questions about their recycling program and policies after she told us we could leave our empty glass bottles on the sidewalk.

If I was booking the guests for the GovLove podcast, I would book… 

Mayor Greg Fischer of course! Our mayor has a passion for making city government run like a high performing organization.

If you could only have wine OR chocolate for the rest of your life, which would you choose? 

Definitely chocolate- I’m in the very small percentage of humans that do not like wine.

What’s one thing you want to do/see when you’re in Durham?

I’m a huge college basketball fan so I would love to see Cameron Indoor Stadium at Duke University.

#ELGL19 will be a success in my book if this happens:

I connect with city employees that are as excited about government talent management as I am!

Who is your mentor?

Our new Chief of Performance Improvement, Carmen Moreno-Rivera, has a lot of great private sector experience that is helping me formulate our talent management work. One of our former chiefs, Theresa Reno-Weber is also a great mentor. She is now the President & CEO of Metro United Way here in Louisville.

What’s the most interesting thing you’re working on right now?

I am leading a cross-functional team of department representatives to create our talent management model and strategy. So far we have developed an employee life cycle, completed a gap analysis between what we have in place vs. what we would like/need to have, and prioritized our problem areas for improvement.

What’s your pet peeve?

When people smack their lips or chew with their mouth open.


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