Lisa Mascolo, the CEO of enterprise IT firm Optimos joins Industry Chatter with Francis Rose to discuss mobile technology trends for the future.
wfedstaff | April 17, 2015 4:27 pm
Lisa Mascolo, the CEO of enterprise IT firm Optimos joins Industry Chatter with Francis Rose to discuss mobile technology trends for the future.
This interview is part of Federal News Radio’s special series Gov 3.0: It’s Mobile, examining how agencies are meeting the demand internally and externally for mobile devices and applications.
The IT industry is at the forefront and, in many cases, even helping lead the agency mobile push.
From Mascolo’s official bio:
Lisa Mascolo joined Optimos as chief executive officer (CEO) in September 2011, bringing nearly 30 years’ public sector and IT experience to the role. Lisa spent most of her career at global consulting giant Accenture LLP, most recently as managing director of the company’s U.S. federal business (now Accenture Federal Services). She served previously as Accenture’s U.S. country managing director. Before that, she was group chief executive of the company’s global Health and Public Service operating group.
Lisa also previously led Accenture’s U.S. public sector outsourcing work and was responsible for implementing the company’s strategy to increase its outsourcing market share, particularly in state and local markets. She also led the North America Public Service business to achieve and sustain a CMMI level 4 external assessment. Her long held view of “do good and do well” as well as her business philosophy – be rigid on the vision and flexible on the details – helped inform both the strategic plan for Optimos and the company’s “smaller, smarter, faster, cheaper” approach to government services and solutions. Her commitment to philanthropy has both a local and global focus and is centered around education and women’s initiatives. She is a member of the Board of Dress for Success D.C. and is a regular supporter of Room to Read and Teach for America. Lisa holds a B.S. in systems planning and management from Stevens Institute of Technology where she is member of the Board of Trustees. |
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