Ashley Fetherman serves as the Deputy Director of the Corporate Services Acquisition Division at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), where she leverages her extensive expertise in government contracting and procurement to drive innovative solutions that meet the agency's dynamic mission needs. With a...
Ashley Fetherman serves as the Deputy Director of the Corporate Services Acquisition Division at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), where she leverages her extensive expertise in government contracting and procurement to drive innovative solutions that meet the agency's dynamic mission needs. With a strong foundation in contract management and business strategy, Ashley plays a pivotal role in overseeing the acquisition of critical services and resources that support NOAA's diverse initiatives, from climate research to ocean exploration.
In her current role, Ashley is leading several key projects aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and fostering collaboration across cross-functional teams. By implementing agile methodologies and promoting a culture of diversity and inclusion, she ensures that her team is equipped to tackle complex challenges while embracing a variety of perspectives. Her commitment to organizational leadership is evident in her ability to mentor emerging professionals in the field, empowering them to navigate the intricacies of contract law and government procurement.
Ashley’s strategic vision not only aligns with NOAA's mission to understand and predict changes in the Earth’s environment but also positions the agency to respond effectively to the evolving needs of stakeholders. Her leadership in program management has been instrumental in streamlining processes and optimizing resource allocation, ultimately contributing to NOAA's goal of fostering a sustainable and resilient future. Through her innovative approach and unwavering dedication, Ashley Fetherman exemplifies the qualities of a forward-thinking leader in the federal acquisition landscape.
