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AECOM Names McKinney VP Enterprise IT Strategy

LOS ANGELES, CA AECOM announces that Richard McKinney has been appointed Vice President of Enterprise Information Technology (IT) Strategy within AECOM Management Services group's systems engineering and information solutions business.
"We are pleased to bring Richard's extraordinary leadership and experience to AECOM," said John Vollmer, President, Management Services group. "His impressive expertise will help us continue to both shape and deliver on our clients' strategic vision for IT transformation."
McKinney has more than 30 years of comprehensive IT experience. Most recently, he served as chief information officer for the U.S. Department of Transportation. A senior advisor to the Secretary of Transportation on all IT-related issues, McKinney, managed a diverse team of approximately 300 federal and contract employees.
"I'm extremely excited to join AECOM, a recognized industry leader," said McKinney. "I look forward to helping AECOM advance its position in support of federal IT initiatives, working with clients to deliver strategic solutions to their most complex challenges."
Prior to that, he was the senior fellow for the Center for Digital Government and Government Technology Advisor for Microsoft State and Local Government. McKinney began his career in 1987 with the State of Tennessee, serving in numerous departments which led to leadership roles with the Tennessee Department of General Services and the Tennessee General Assembly. In 1999 he was appointed chief information officer for the Metropolitan Government of Nashville, Davidson County.
McKinney has served on professional boards including Chairman of Metropolitan Nashville government's Cable Access Television Committee. He is a published industry author and has received industry leadership recognition including FedScoop 50 / Federal Leadership Award (2014, 2015), Computerworld's 2016 Premier 100, and Federal Computer Week's Fed 100 (2016).
McKinney earned his Master's in public administration and Bachelor of Science from Tennessee State University.