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Tina Ballard, Executive Director

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Executive and Senior Staff

The Commission has a full-time staff located in Arlington, Virginia. The staff reviews proposed products and services to ensure that the Commission has adequate data to determine their suitability for addition to the Procurement List. Information compiled by the staff is submitted to the 15 Presidential appointees for review prior to casting their votes for or against adding an item to the list. To see the biography of a specific Commission staff member, please click on his or her name.

Executive Staff

 

Tina Ballard

Tina Ballard
Executive Director		 Barry S. Lineback

Barry S. Lineback
Deputy Executive Director (Acting)
Director, Oversight and Compliance
Timi Nickerson Kenealy

Timi Nickerson Kenealy
General Counsel		 Photo to Come

Brian Hoey
Senior Advisor
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Kelvin Wood
Chief of Staff		 Kimberly M. Zeich

Kimberly M. Zeich
Deputy Executive Director

Senior Staff

 

Amy B. Jensen

Amy B. Jensen
Director, Business Operations 		Photo to Come

Gloria Dent
Director, Veterans Employment and Initiatives
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Shelly Hammond
Director, Policy and Programs		 Edward Yang

Edward Yang
Chief Information Officer
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Cory Foster
Program Manager		 Patricia Briscoe

Patricia Briscoe
Deputy Director, Business Operations
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