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FedMentor of the Week: Robert Carey, Deputy CIO and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Information Management, DoD

July 4, 2011

Robert Carey, Deputy CIO and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Information Management, Department of Defense (DoD) is our FedMentor of the Week!

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