Modernization
Federal 100 winner: Teresa Carlson
Carlson, vice president of federal business, is responsible for the $1.7 billion Microsoft division, including sales, marketing, communications and contracts. In addition, she devotes much of her time as a leader in the IT community.
Cybersecurity
Federal 100 winner: Martin Lindner
Lindner was a leader in establishing the Defense Department’s information-sharing environment for protecting controlled unclassified information on unclassified networks.
Modernization
Federal 100 winner: Ray Boyd
Boyd led the development of the Defense Department's Techipedia, a collaborative tool that keeps DOD employees up-to-date on commercial research and emerging technology.
People
Federal 100 winner: Sen. Tom Carper
Carper, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee’s federal financial management, government information, federal services and international security subcommittee, has focused on how taxpayers' money is spent, especially through agencies’ performance on their IT projects.
Modernization
Federal 100 winner: J. Greg Hanson
Hanson is known for the innovative solutions he has provided for Criterion’s customers at the Defense and Homeland Security departments.
People
Federal 100 winner: Erik Hopkins
Hopkins, professional staff member responsible for information technology, cybersecurity and records management for Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.), is driven to bring transparency into the management of agency information technology.
Cybersecurity
Federal 100 winner: Matthew P. Barrett
Matthew Barrett leads the NIST team that operates SCAP, the National Vulnerability Database, the National Checklist Program and the SCAP Laboratory Accreditation program.
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