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February Dinner Meeting: Fireside Chat with GSA Strategy and Innovation

  • Arts Club of Washington 2017 I Street Northwest Washington, DC, 20006 United States (map)

NCMA DC is honored to welcome Charlotte Phelan, Assistant Commissioner for the GSA Office of Strategy and Innovation, as our speaker for the February dinner meeting to be held on Wednesday, February 21 at the Arts Club of Washington. This special fireside chat will cover how GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) is using transaction monitoring, like transactional feedback loops, and data analytics to improve user and customer experience in the FAS ecosystem.

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE TICKET PRICE? Your ticket price includes a networking half hour with complementary drinks and hors d’oeuvres, a gourmet meal, wine during dinner, and free parking in the Arts Club garage (located off 20th street).

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Charlotte Phelan serves as the Assistant Commissioner for the Office of Strategy and Innovation. She directs FAS strategic business planning and is partnering across the agency to improve FAS’ data analytics, governance, and systems modernization, particularly in GSA’s efforts to support governmentwide category management.

Ms. Phelan is the executive sponsor for FAS’ Federal Marketplace strategy, an effort that brings together policy, process, and technology to improve the buying and selling experience for agencies and suppliers of products and services. This effort includes delivering a digital presence to support the improvements.

Before joining GSA, Ms. Phelan served as the Director for Naval Research and Development Establishment (NR&DE) with the Department of the Navy. In that role she worked on issues associated with the NR&DE technical workforce, technical capabilities, infrastructure, budgets, policies, authorities, and initiatives.

Ms. Phelan has a B.S. in Information Technology and an M.S. in Information Technology with a concentration in Security, Assurance, and Digital Forensics.