ECQ Crosswalk

Alumni assessed before the framework change carry legacy scores. These mappings let you read those records without pretending they are equivalent.

672 alumni across cohort 1, cohort 2, cohort 3, cohort 4, cohort 5, cohort 6, cohort 7, cohort 8, cohort 9, cohort 10, cohort 11, cohort 12, cohort 13, cohort 14 were assessed under the legacy framework. A crosswalked score is context, never a substitute for a current assessment.
Legacy to current mappings
Leading Change

Achieving Results, Merit and Competence

Partial confidence
Vision and strategic change split across Innovation, Strategic Thinking, and Agility and Resilience.
Leading People

Leading People

Direct confidence
Only ECQ carried forward by name. Underlying competencies still shifted.
Results Driven

Achieving Results, Merit and Competence

Strong confidence
Splits cleanly into Operational Mindset and Problem Solving / Technical Skill.
Business Acumen

Driving Efficiency

Strong confidence
Financial, resource, and technology management consolidate under Driving Efficiency.
Building Coalitions

Leading People

Weak confidence
No dedicated successor. Partnering and influence survive only inside Executive Judgement.
No legacy equivalent

Commitment to the Rule of Law and the Principles of the American Founding

No source confidence
Entirely new. No legacy BTG assessment data maps to this ECQ.
Current framework
Commitment to the Rule of Law and the Principles of the American FoundingKnowledge of the American System of Government · Commitment to the Rule of Law · Civic-Mindedness
Driving EfficiencyFiscal Responsibility · Managing Resources · Leveraging Technology
Merit and CompetenceTechnical Skill · Problem Solving · Agility and Resilience
Leading PeopleAccountability · Developing Others · Executive Judgement
Achieving ResultsOperational Mindset · Innovation · Strategic Thinking
Legacy framework

Leading Change

Leading People

Results Driven

Business Acumen

Building Coalitions