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The article discusses the importance of policy entrepreneurs in the public service and the need to encourage and support their work. It highlights the remarkable contributions of top federal career officials in various government agencies, such as NASA and the Government Accountability Office, who have made significant advancements in areas like space technology and student loan schemes. However, the article also acknowledges the challenges faced by policy entrepreneurs, including declining public trust and political attacks, which can hinder their ability to innovate and make a positive impact. The authors argue for the recognition and support of policy entrepreneurs through global awards and incentives that would strengthen their work and encourage further innovation in the public sector. [Extracted from the article]