People
Federal 100 winner: Sheila Campbell
Campbell, manager of the USA.gov Web Best Practices Team, is a pioneer in shaping policy and practice for Web managers.
Digital Government
Federal 100 winner: William Hoover
Although Hoover’s aggressive mergers and acquisition campaign in 2008 yielded no deals, the exercise revalidated Hoover’s strategic plan and expanded his vision to reach tier-one status through organic growth.
Digital Government
Federal 100 winner: Macon Phillips
After the 2008 presidential election, Phillips developed Change.gov and oversaw the Obama-Biden Transition Team’s overall online communications.
People
Federal 100 award: Thomas (Tony) Summerlin
Summerlin, of Touchstone Consulting, has been a huge force behind the scenes for the CIO Council, working on the presidential transition and focusing on the federal government's e-government programs.
Modernization
Federal 100 winner: Mary Laureno
Laureno directed the successful deployment of the Next Generation Desktop program, which has reduced costs and improved service for the government's Medicare call center.
Modernization
Federal 100 winner: Chris Worrall
Worrall led the development of an online program used to fill drug prescriptions of uninsured people affected by major disasters.
People
Federal 100 winner: Bev Godwin
Godwin, director of USA.gov and Web Best Practices, brought the Web site into the world of social media.
People
Federal 100 winner: Stephen Goldsmith
Goldsmith tapped the power of Web 2.0 social networks to dramatically boost the ranks of public service volunteers.
Modernization
Federal 100 winner: Steve Ressler
Ressler, an IT specialist at Immigration and Customs Enforcement, launched the networking Web site GovLoop.com to better connect people involved in government.
Cybersecurity
Federal 100 winner: Paul A. Ricketts
Ricketts, a senior-level IT security officer, is credited with eliminating material weaknesses in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s compliance with the requirements of the Federal Information Security Management Act.
Cybersecurity
Federal 100 winner: Leslie Steele
Leslie Steele, founder and CEO of InterImage, has led the company from a start-up to a $15 million IT provider in just 12 years. At the same time, she has been a thought leader and strong voice at IAC for industry/government cooperation.
Digital Government
Federal 100 winner: Colleen Coggins
Coggins pulled double duty, overseeing the Interior Department's mission-supporting transformation plans while also working as chairwoman of the CIO Council’s Federal Segment Architecture Working Group.
Modernization
Federal 100 award: Jolene Lauria Sullens
Sullens has championed the Justice Department’s Unified Financial Management System.
People
Federal 100 winner: Lt. Col. John Persano
Persano helped design training for the Golden Phoenix counterterrorism training exercise held in July 2008.
People
Federal 100 winner: Andrew W. McLauchlin
McLauchlin conceived of and now co-directs the Initiative for Collaborative Government, a forum for federal agency leaders, academics and industry experts to discuss key technology policy issues.
Modernization
Federal 100 winner: Richard Geisenberger
Geisenberger led a task force that prompted legislative and regulatory changes that enabled the creation of a uniform electronic notary system used by banking and legal officials across the country.
Digital Government
Federal 100 winner: Abe Berlas
Berlas provided members of the intelligence community with a single point of access to information and collaboration tools.
Modernization
Federal 100 winner: Carlton Brown
Carlton Brown, a deputy product manager of the Army Program Executive Office's Defense Wide Transmissions Systems, revived a canceled acquisition for secure wireless modules, getting the modules delivered under budget and with design improvements.
People
Federal 100 winner: Tim Young
Young served as former deputy administrator for e-government and information technology in the Bush administration until 2008.
People