Darren Ash, Deputy Executive Director for Corporate Management in the Executive Director’s Office of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
Jerry Davis, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Information Security, Office of Information & Technology (OI&T), Department of Veterans Affairs
Richard Holgate, Assistant Director for Science & Technology / CIO, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives, Department of Justice
Kimberly Hancher, Chief Information Officer, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Bill Marion, Headquarters Air Combat Command Communications and Information Chief Technical Officer, Langley Air Force Base, Va.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Director of Innovation and Open Government Stan Buch discusses the agency’s open government initiatives in an interview with FedScoopTV.
Mark Brown, Senior Information Security Officer, Department of Health & Human Services answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Angela Bailey, Deputy Associate Director, Recruitment & Hiring, OPM answers:
“Was there anything you did early in your career that influenced your success?”
Emma Antunes, Web Manager, NASA answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Dr. Peter Levin, CTO & Senior Advisor to the Secretary, Dept. of Veterans Affairs answers:
“What are you working on right now?”
Randy Laye, Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Engineering Deputy Director, Army answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Jerry Williams, CIO, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development answers:
“What’s the best career advice you have ever received?”
Gwynne Kostin, Director, Mobile, Office of Citizen Services & Innovative Technologies, GSA answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Patrick Howard, Chief Information Security Officer, Nuclear Regulatory Commission answers:
“Was there anything you did early in your career that influenced your success?”
William “Bill” Klein, Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Engineering Associate Director, Army answers:
“Why would you recommend someone early in their career consider working for the government?”
Danny Harris, CIO, Department of Education answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Nicholas Skytland, Open Government Initiative, NASA answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Ron Ross, Senior Fellow, NIST answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Jonathan Alboum, CIO, USDA Food and Nutrition Service answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Matthew Perry, CIO, OPM answers:
“What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Sheila Campbell, Director, Center for Customer Service Excellence,
Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies, GSA answers:
“Was there anything you did early in your career that influenced your success?”
Linda Cureton, CIO, NASA answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Peter Tseronis, CTO, Dept of Energy answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Simon Szykman, Chief Information Officer, Department of Commerce (DoC) answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Robert Carey, Deputy CIO and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Information Management for the Dept. of Defense (DoD) answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Rita Franklin, Deputy Chief Human Capital Officer, Department of Energy (DOE) answers: “Why would you recommend someone early in their career consider working for the government?”
Vance Hitch, Chief Information Officer at the Department of Justice (DOJ) answers: “What are you working on right now?”
Frank Baitman, Chief Information Officer at the Social Security Administration (SSA) answers: “Was there anything you did early in your career that influenced your success?”
Martha Dorris, Deputy Associate Administrator, GSA answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Michael Kane, Chief Human Capital Officer, Dept. of Energy answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Lt. Gen. William T. Lord, Chief of Warfighting Integration and Chief Information Officer of the Office of the Secretary and the Air Force answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience”
Todd Park, Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services (HHS) answers: “Why would you recommend someone early in their career consider working for the government?”
Michael Carleton, Chief Information Officer, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services (HHS) answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Izella Dornell, Deputy CIO, Dept. of Commerce answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Roger Baker, CIO, Dept. of Veterans Affairs answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Mary Davie, Assistant Commissioner, Federal Acquisition Services, Office of Integrated Technology, General Services Administration answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Brigadier Gen. Steven Spano, Director of Communications, Air Combat Command, Langley Air Force Base answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
David Wennergren, Assistant Deputy Chief Management Officer, Dept. of Defense answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Gary Galloway, Deputy Director, Information Assurance. US Dept. of State answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Donna Dodson, Division Chief of the Computer Security Division and the Deputy Cyber Security Advisor, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
Dave McClure, Associate Administrator, Office of Citizen Services & Innovative Technologies, GSA, answers: “What was your first government job and what did you learn from that experience?”
