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Casey Coleman, AT&T Government Solutions Client EVP, Selected to Wash100 for Public and Private Sector Tech Leadership

Posted by Ross Wilkers on January 14, 2014 in Features, Wash100, Wash100-2013 | 214 Views
Casey Coleman

Executive Mosaic is glad to announce its selection of Casey Coleman, who became client executive vice president at AT&T Government Solutions earlier this year, as the latest member of the Wash100, the premier group of leaders who drive innovation in the public and private sectors.

Coleman joined the telecommunications giant’s federal business division from the General Services Administration, where she served as chief information officer and led the agency’s estimated $600 million information technology budget.

She is one of two former federal agency leaders to have taken executive roles AT&T within the past year, as former Agriculture Department CIO Chris Smith joined the company as VP of technology for AT&T Government Solutions.

Coleman held the CIO role for GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service organization prior to her promotion as CIO for the entire GSA enterprise and worked at Lockheed Martin earlier in her career.

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Like Smith at USDA, Coleman spearheaded cloud computing initiatives at her agency and GSA through its transition to a cloud-based email and collaboration platform containing Google tools.

Some of the features now present in GSA’s unified cloud were available in different forms prior to the move but were not used widely then, Coleman said in January 2012, according to a Nextgov report.

“They were in different places with different user IDs and passwords and different interfaces,” she said.

Coleman also led GSA’s efforts to have its employees telework from home more frequently as the agency sought to both reduce its real estate footprint and create a more productive working environment.

Letting employees work remotely helped GSA as it transitioned into a new headquarters, Coleman said in October 2011, according to Federal News Radio.

“A big part of what we’re working on is the business case — not just as the return on IT investments, but the return for the business, the return for the mission on the IT investments. So, we look at it much more broadly than just the project ROI. It’s really the agency ROI,” she said.

Posted in Features, Wash100, Wash100-2013 | Tagged AT&T, Casey Coleman, Chris Smith, cloud, GovCon, government, GSA, Lockheed Martin, telework, Wash100

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