H. Walker Feaster

Background

Feaster, H. Walker was born on April 12, 1943 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of H. W. and Victoria Feaster.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Business, Drexel University, 1966. Master of Science in Government, Southern Illinois University, 1975. Master of Business Administration in Finance, American University, 1977.

Career

Management analyst, Naval Telecom. Command, 1971-1973; management engineer, Northrop Corporation, 1973-1974; deputy chief management system division Office Executive Director, Federal Communication Commission, Washington, 1974-1978; chief Planning and Evaluation, Safety and Special Radio Superior vena cava syndrome Bureau, Federal Communication Commission, Washington, 1978-1979; assistant bureau chief management Private Radio Bureau, Federal Communication Commission, Washington, 1979-1980; associate bureau chief operations Private Radio Bureau, Federal Communication Commission, Washington, 1980-1981; associate managing director program analysis, Federal Communication Commission, Washington, 1991-1995; inspector general, Federal Communication Commission, Washington, since 1995; deputy chief management planning and program evaluation, Office Managing Director, 1981-1990; chief program analysis staff, Office Managing Director, 1990-1991. Member Arlington Company Transportation Commission.

Member Arlington Company Sports Commission, commissioner.

Achievements

• H. Walker Feaster has been listed as a noteworthy Federal agency administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Special assistant to Republican Thomas J. Bliley Junior, Virginia, 1983. With United States Navy, 1966-1971.

Connections

Father:

H. W.

Mother:

Victoria Feaster