DOE fixture Owendoff not worried about federal brain drain

Soon-to-retire Department of Energy senior executive Jim Owendoff is not worried about there being enough management talent around the nuclear cleanup complex to make up for seasoned hands departing in the near future.
In a Friday afternoon telephone interview…

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