; and (B) be informed by the annual changes in workforce data, including the geographic disbursement of the Federal workforce and the role of remote work options. (4) Membership (A) In general Each Federal Executive Board for a geographic area shall consist of the most senior officer of each agency in that geographic area. (B) Alternate representative The senior officer of an agency described in subparagraph (A) may designate, by title of office, an alternate representative, who shall— (i) be a senior officer in the agency; and (ii) attend meetings and otherwise represent the agency on the Federal Executive Board in the absence of the most senior officer. (d) Administration and oversight The Director, in coordination with the Director of the Office of Management and Budget and the Administrator of General Services, shall administer and oversee Federal Executive Boards, including— (1) establishing staffing and accountability policies, including performance standards, for employees responsible for administering Federal Executive Boards with an opportunity for employee customer service feedback from agencies participating in Federal Executive Boards; (2) establishing communications policies for the dissemination of information to agencies participating in Federal Executive Boards; and (3) administering Federal Executive Board funding through the fund established in subsection (f). (e) Governance and activities (1) In general Each Federal Executive Board shall— (A) subject to the approval of the Director, adopt charters or other rules for the internal governance of the Federal Executive Board; (B) elect a Chairperson from among the members of the Federal Executive Board, who shall serve for a set term; (C) serve as an instrument of outreach relating to agency activities in the geographic area; (D) provide a forum to amplify the exchange of information relating to programs and management methods and problems— (i) between the national headquarters of agencies and the field