Q+A with Casey Coleman: ‘Government IT Leaders Must be Change Agents’
Casey Coleman is the senior vice president of global government solutions at Salesforce, where she is responsible for enterprise positioning and solution strategies for government customers worldwide. But before joining Salesforce, Coleman spent 12 years in government. She was the chief information officer at the General Services Administration, where she led modernization efforts like the
Study of CTO’s Roles and Responsibilities Conducted by PSC, to be Published in 2016
It was announced on September 28th by Arlington, Va.-based Professional Services Council (PSC) that it has launched a new study to research the new roles and responsibilities of federal CTOs. Robin Lineberger of Deloitte and Casey Coleman of Unisys will lead the study as co-chairs of PSC’s Innovation Committee. The study will comprise of an
Casey Coleman Named VP for Civilian Agencies at Unisys Corporation
Unisys Corporation, of Blue Bell, Penn., announced April 15 the appointment of Casey Coleman as the company’s Vice President for Civilian Agencies. She formally served as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA). “We are extremely pleased to have Casey leading Unisys’ U.S. federal civilian agency business,” Unisys Federal President
WashingtonExec E-Magazine: News You Need to Know
In the latest news from WashingtonExec, AT&T Government Solutions named Casey Coleman as Client Executive Vice President of the company, TeraThink Corporation President CEO Paul Lombardi shared with us his insight on how stay cost-competitive during in an era of depleting budgets, and Keith Masback, the CEO of the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF),
Michael Leff Joins AT&T Government Solutions as Vice President, Civilian Sector
AT&T Government Solutions (AGS) on Tuesday announced that Michael Leff will join the company as vice president for AGS’s Civilian business where he will be tasked with managing the company’s business across federal civilian agencies and departments. Leff most recently served as the Managing Director for Accenture Federal Services’ Civilian Health Portfolio and is the
AT&T Government Solutions Names Casey Coleman as Client Executive Vice President
AT&T Government Solutions (AGS), a division of AT&T Inc., today named Casey Coleman as Client Executive Vice President. Previously, Coleman served as Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA). Prior to joining GSA in 2002, Coleman served in a variety of management and engineering roles with technology firms. In her new role,
What’s Trending? WashingtonExec’s Latest E-Magazine
In our latest issue, we continue our coverage of the Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards (GovCon), with interviews featuring this year’s nominees. We also shine the spotlight on local exec news, such as the ACT-IAC’s ELC 2012 with co-chair Casey Coleman. *ELC has since been cancelled due to inclement weather* Check out some of our series,
What to Expect at ACT-IAC’s ELC 2012: More Government Speakers & Participants, Mobility, Big Data – “Not to be Missed”
*ELC 2012 has since been cancelled due to inclement weather* The annual Executive Leadership Conference (ELC), organized by the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC), is scheduled for this weekend at the Williamsburg Lodge and Conference Center in Williamsburg, Virginia. WashingtonExec spoke with this year’s co-chairs, Casey Coleman, Chief Information Officer (CIO)
“Secrets To Success” From GSA CIO Casey Coleman: Look Around The Corner
New Series: Simple Secrets to Success From Those Who Know WashingtonExec reached out to area executives to gain insight and share local “secrets to success” stories. CIO of the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), Casey Coleman, supported her “secrets to success” advice with past and current initiatives that she has pushed through at GSA since
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