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GSA to Host Challenge.gov Webinar

By David Stegon

December 9, 2011

The General Services Administration is taking part in a webinar on December 15 that will discuss the benefits of challenges and prizes, talk about federal agencies that have successfully used them and talk about upcoming changes and improvement to Challenge.gov.

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