In fiscal 2016, the Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer requested $61.475 million and 180 total employees.3 The office is led by the chief human capital officer, who is assisted by the deputy chief human capital officer. Together, they provide overall policy and strategic direction for the office.4
• Represents the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on strategic human capital and human resource matters, and plays a critical role in maximizing the department’s performance and assuring accountability with the Office of Personnel Management, the Office of Management and Budget, other federal agencies, Congress and the public
• Advises the secretary and other principal staff on human capital efforts to ensure HUD recruits and retains individuals with the right skills to fulfill HUD’s growing mission imperatives
• Maintains the values of the federal civil service system, including adherence to the merit system principles and equal employment opportunity requirements
• Provides the secretary, deputy secretary and other HUD leadership with expert human capital management advice and a high level of technical services that further the department’s goals and objectives
• Ensures that federal and departmental human capital goals, performance management, policies and practices are communicated to employees and all levels of management
• Evaluates the effectiveness of human capital and resources programs
• Strengthens employee engagement
• Develops strategies to close agency skills gaps in mission-critical areas
• Provides leadership in the growth of agency competence, capability and culture5