Over at the Education Department, Margaret Glick became the CIO for the Office of Federal Student Aid in May. She is survived by Randy, her husband of 33 years, and their daughter Kathy Fumagalli (Bennett). She worked there for eight years until fully retiring in 2013. She worked for GSA for 21 years and in federal service for more than 35 years.Īfter retiring, Bennett joined the Logistics Management Institute as a senior vice president. Donna Bennett, the long-time executive in the Federal Supply Schedule, passed away July 2 at the age of 74.īennett served as the commissioner of the FSS from 2000 to 2005 when she retired. Former FSS commissioner passes awayĪnd finally some sad news related to GSA.
He previously worked at the Census Bureau and the Energy Department as well as in the non-profit and industry sectors. It may be hard but it is critical!”ĭuring his two-plus years at OGP, Cohen led the policy efforts around everything from credentialing of artificial intelligence (AI) tools on federal networks to cyber insurance to edge computing to agile and dev/ops development.Ĭohen hasn’t said where he is heading next in industry. It has been some of the most rewarding work of my life. To anyone considering federal employment, I urge you to do so. The continued success of the government is a testament to all the federal employees and contractors that work tirelessly everyday to make America a better place. I have been known to describe innovation in government as a willingness to bang your head against a brick wall until the wall goes away. Sometimes the challenges can seem insurmountable. It has been an honor and a privilege to work with so many talented and hardworking people over my 10+ years in the government,” Cohen wrote on LinkedIn. “I will be leaving government service at the end of the week for a new adventure in the private sector. In GSA’s Office of Governmentwide Policy, Alex Cohen, the director of emerging technology, announced in June he was leaving federal service. He joined GSA in 2014 and previously worked as a civilian for the Army in technology support roles. We’re looking at least from 15, anywhere to 30 days getting them on schedule so they’re readily available for government competition,” Navarro said in May. They have a sponsor so we could get them on a lot faster.
He had been the director of the customer strategic solutions division in FAS’s IT Category for two-and-half years and then a strategic advisor for ITC since May.Īmong the projects Navarro worked on during his time with ITC was the recent agreement GSA and the Defense Innovation Unit signed to make it easier for non-traditional companies to do business with the government. Sam Navarro became the director of customer services for the Technology Transformation Service’s Centers of Excellence. Sam Navarro recently became the director of customer services for the Technology Transformation Service’s Centers of Excellence. Just a few months after Sonny Hashmi, GSA’s commissioner of the Federal Acquisition Service, shuffled the chairs of most of his senior leadership team, another piece to the puzzle falls into place. Let’s start out with a few changes at the General Services Administration. Here are a few changes that may have flown under your radar over the last few months. Citizenship and Immigration Service ( USCIS).
You’ve seen new CIOs coming to the FCC and the U.S. Over the course of the last few months - since the last time I wrote about people on the move - the federal community has seen State Department and FEMA chief information officers leave for the private sector and deputy federal CIO Maria Roat retire after a successful 41-years career. Over the course of the last few months - since the last time I wrote about people on the move - the federal community has seen State Department and FEMA chief information officers. July not only marks the half way point of the year, but it also marks the time when a lot of federal executives retire or change jobs internally to get some time in place before the beginning of the next fiscal year.
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