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It’s time to recognize our most passionate employees – Announcing PCG’s newest EPIC Awards winners

The EPIC Awards are a quarterly employee recognition program designed to help bring the four tenets that define PCG’s ethos— E ntrepreneurial Spirit, P assion, I mpact, and C ommunity—to life in a tangible way. The EPIC Awards are a quarterly employee recognition program designed to help bring the f...

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Gary Garofalo

Mr. Garofalo brings a strong record of leadership in the application of analytics, metrics, and business intelligence. He has more than 35 years of experience managing consulting services operations and facilitating growth in large organizations. As Executive Vice President of MAXIMUS Inc., Garofalo...

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Heather Baker

Heather Baker leads PCG's child welfare and youth services practice, helping state, county, and community-based agencies invest in programs, people, and technologies that improve the lives of children and families. She leads a team of individuals with vast experience in delivering and managing child...

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Jennifer MacBlane

Jennifer MacBlane is an associate manager at PCG. She has over 20 years of experience in human services, government, and government consulting. Jennifer began her career at PCG in 2006 and works with child welfare and human services agencies across the U.S. to further their goals of improving lives....

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Katie Bright

Katie Bright is an associate manager within the Human Services’ Child Welfare and Youth Services team. Katie’s career at PCG began in 2002 when she started working within the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF) revenue management unit. Her role has since expanded to include work ...

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U.S. Supreme Court to Take Up Appeal on Work Requirements in Medicaid Program

On Friday, December 4, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal of the Trump administration’s attempted plan to require work requirements in the Medicaid program. On Friday, December 4, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal of the Trump administration’s attempted plan to...

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With Appreciation at the Holidays, Season’s Greetings from PCG

The world has changed profoundly over the past year and though there are many uncertainties ahead and challenges to overcome, we have hope for a brighter 2021. This year in particular, PCG is honored to continue our annual tradition of holiday giving as a show of appreciation for our clients and the...

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PCG Publishes Series in NJ Spotlight on Supporting Remote and Hybrid Instruction in Education

This fall, PCG’s Education team in New Jersey was honored to partner with NJ Spotlight to publish a series of articles about rising to challenges in education as schools pivot between remote and hybrid instruction. This fall, PCG’s Education team in New Jersey was honored to partner with NJ Spotligh...

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The Intersection of Case Management and the Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Settings Final Rule

The concept of person-centered planning has been at play for decades, yet the publication of the Home and Community-based Services (HCBS) Settings Final Rule (“Final Rule”) in 2014 was the first time person-centeredness was explicitly tied to ongoing funding of home and community-based settings unde...

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PCG Subject Matter Expert Focuses on Brain Science-Informed Practices and the Two-Generation Approach in Human Services

Tracy Bell, Public Consulting Group (PCG), became involved with the Kresge Foundation in July 2019. He was contacted by leadership to become a volunteer Advisory Committee member for the foundation’s Human Services Division. Mr. Bell works with other committee members to evaluate funding opportuniti...

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