Laszlo Bockh maintains this web site. He started Federal agency budgets and programs
work after his Management Internship with the Public Health Service. He
has worked at organizational levels ranging from entry level analyst to
acting in senior executive (SES) positions. He is currently a
consultant on Federal financial management, working on financial management
and performance measurement process improvements.Laszlo was a member of
the team that developed the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA)
first budget. His extensive experience in obtaining resources for
programs is complemented by his experiences in managing and leading a variety
of governmental and private sector enterprises related to budgeting, information
management and computers (including a paperless office), buildings and facilities,
security, logistics and warehousing, procurement, purchasing, and contracting, ethics,
farming (sheep, cattle, and hay), and human resources and relationships. Laszlo's
also served in the U.S. Army, with
service in Korea, and engages in volunteer activities.
Laszlo majored in Geography at Columbia University, earned a Masters in Public
Administration from American University's Key Executive Program, and has engaged in
extensive additional training in management and human resources and supervision.
He is a member of the American Association for Budget and Program Analysis (AABPA), the
American Society for Public Administration (ASPA), and the Association for Budgeting and
Financial Management (ABFM).
