Jane Morgan

Biographical Information:

Professional Experience:

Consultant with experience in management of human resources, information technology policy, assistive technology, IT Capital Planning and Investment Control, and internet Webmaster.  More than 30 years experience in information technology for the Federal government and 8 years as a private sector executive and manager.

More than 20 years experience managing projects requiring coordination of multi-contractor environments, assimilation of staffs with varying professional discipline expertise, reporting to internal and external oversight reviewers, recruiting, and supervision of culturally and ethnicaly diverse staffs. Applications included civilian, private sector, and military initiatives. Leadership experience includes Chief Executive Officer, member of marketing staff reporting directly to a CEO, and principal corporate project manager.

Education:

2002  Graduate, Assistive Technology Applications Certification Program , California State University, Northridge, Center on Disabilities.

2000  Certificate, Executive Potential Program, USDA Graduate School, Washington, DC

1995  Graduate Level Certificate in Information Resources Management,   American University, Washington, DC.
1995  Certificate, 1,000 by the year 2,000 Information Resources Management Program, Governmentwide Program sponsored by GSA.

1991  MS degree in Management and Development of Human Resources,   National-Louis University, Evanston, IL.

1987  BA degree, with honors, in Applied Behavioral Science,  National-Louis University, Evanston, IL.


Listed: Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who of American Women.

Federally Employed Women Volunteer

FEW National Experience

DC Metro Region Experience

· 2004-2006 FEW Webmaster and IT Committee Chair

· 2003-2006 FEW Publications Policy and Review Committee member

· 2003-2006 FEW Special Assistant for People with Disabilities

· 1998-2000 National Executive Vice President

· 1994-98 ’98 National Training Program Co-Chair

· 1996-98 National VP for Policy and Long Range Planning

· 1996-98 Member, FEW Think Tank

· 1997 2nd Place FEW National Newsletter Award

· 1995 Internet in the National FEW Office Committee

· 1995-96 Member National Policy and Long Range Planning Committee

· 1994 Became Lifetime Member, FEW

· 2001-2003 DC Metro Regional Treasurer

· 2001-2003 DC Metro Parliamentarian

· 1997 Region Merit Award, DC Metro Region

· 1995-96 Regional Representative, DC Metro Region

· 1995 Regional Chapter Merit Award, DC Metro Region

· Member, 1995 Regional Training Program Committee, DC Metro Region

· Member, 1994 NTP Conference Kit Committee

· Member, 1994 GSA Central Office Women’s Group, organizing first GSA Pre-Conference Agency Training at the 1994 NTP

· Principal organizer and 1994-95 Vice-President, LATIMER Chapter; completed requirements for charter on first meeting

Other Volunteer Experience:

2006 - Condominium Board of Directors

PLActive Volunteer:

     2000-2001 - Board of Directors - Secretary
     1999-2000 - Board of Directors - Treasurer
     1996-2001 - WebMaster