About Treasury • Offices
Management
The Office of Management supports Treasury operations so that programs and services can run effectively. This includes people, technology, financial management, procurement, facilities, and enterprise risk and performance practices.
What This Office Does
- Provides operational services that enable Treasury offices to deliver programs, manage resources, and meet mission goals.
- Builds processes and tools to support consistency, efficiency, and accountability across the Department.
- Coordinates planning and performance management to align resources with priorities.
Typical Functions
- Human capital: hiring, workforce planning, and training.
- Technology: IT services, cybersecurity support, and digital operations.
- Financial management: budgeting, controls, and reporting.
- Procurement: contracting and vendor management.
- Facilities and logistics: space, equipment, and continuity planning.
- Risk and performance: metrics, audits readiness, and improvement efforts.
How It Supports the Public
Effective management helps ensure public resources are used responsibly and programs are delivered reliably. Strong controls and transparent operations support public trust.
- Strengthens reliability and security of day-to-day operations.
- Supports efficient program delivery and customer service.
- Promotes accountability through planning and reporting.