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Carlson, Teresa H. was born in 1962.
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Teresa H. Carlson
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Teresa H. Carlson, computer software company executive. Named one of 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology, Fast Company, 2010; named to Federal Information Technology Power 50, The Bisnow on Business, 2009; recipient Fed 100 Award, Federal Computer Week, Industry Executive of Year award, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, 2010.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Western Kentucky University. Master of Science in Communications and Speech and Language Pathology, Western Kentucky University.
Career
Director speech language pathology Department of Army. Vice president Polaris Group. World wide vice president marketing and business development Lexign Inc.
(formerly Keyfile Corporation). Federal business productivity manager Microsoft Corporation, 2002, manager United States Federal Solutions Unit, United States director strategy and operations Microsoft Federal, 2005—2006, general manager United States Federal Civilian Agencies and International Global Organizations Business Unit, 2006—2008, vice president United States Federal Government, since 2008.
Achievements
Membership
Board member Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Bethesda Chapter, AFFIRM, American Red Cross Capital Chapter, TIE-District of Columbia, NPower. Member of Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS), Women in Technology Association.
Connections
Married Chris Carlson. Children: Tyler, Elliot.
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Awards
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Named one of 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology, Fast Company, 2010. Named to Federal Information Technology Power 50, The Bisnow on Business, 2009. Recipient Fed 100 Award, Federal Computer Week, Industry Executive of Year award, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, 2010.Named one of 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology, Fast Company, 2010. Named to Federal Information Technology Power 50, The Bisnow on Business, 2009. Recipient Fed 100 Award, Federal Computer Week, Industry Executive of Year award, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, 2010.