LYTWAIVE HUTCHINSON
Director, Enterprise Information Technology Services Directorate, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Office of the Secretary of Defense
Mrs. Lytwaive Hutchinson became Director, Enterprise IT Services for Washington Headquarters Services, in 2011 following the merger of the Information Technology Management
Directorate (ITMD) and the Offi ce of the Secretary of Defense Networks. She was promoted to director of ITMD in 2010. As the Deputy Chief Information Offi cer, OSD, she assisted with strategy, implementation, maintenance of information, and information systems. Before that, she was Director, Enterprise Services, where she implemented the Washington Headquarters Services (WHS) Customer Service Software Platform and Service Desk. Hutchinson was promoted to Director, Information Assurance Division, in 2004 and served as the designated approving authority for IT services at WHS. She entered federal government service in 2002 as an information assurance manager. She was instrumental in modernizing the training program from a paper-based system to an automated system. Prior to that, she served for 21 years with the Army, attaining the rank of chief warrant offi cer 3. Mrs. Hutchinson holds a Master of Science in quality systems management and a bachelor’s in computer science. She is also a graduate of the Federal Executive Institute and Harvard Business School for Executive Education.
JOHN JAMES, JR. Executive Director, Missile Defense Agency
Mr. John James is the executive director of the Missile Defense Agency, Offi ce of the Secretary of
Defense. He is the senior civilian adviser to the Missile Defense Agency director
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on all issues relating to the agency’s operational and management activities. Mr. James provides oversight, direction, and guidance to MDA staff , ensuring integration of all MDA functions required to sustain an eff ective ballistic missile defense program. He also serves as an interface to the Offi ce of the Secretary of Defense, the Services, and Congress. Previously, Mr. James was Director, National Security Personnel System Transition Offi ce, within the Offi ce of the Secretary of Defense. He was responsible for the congressional mandate to transition 228,000 employees to an alternate personnel and pay system. In addition, he held the position of Executive Director of Logistics, Maintenance, and Industrial Operations and Executive Director for Undersea Warfare, both at the Naval Sea Systems Command. He joined the Senior Executive Service in May 2000. Mr. James holds an undergraduate degree from Howard University and a master’s degree from Florida Institute of Technology and attended the Harvard School of Business and the Keenan- Flagler Business School.
CLARENCE JOHNSON
Principal Director and Director for Civilian Equal Employment Opportunity, Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Equal Opportunity)
Mr. Clarence Johnson was selected to the Senior Executive Service in 2003 and assigned as the principal
director for Civilian Equal Employment Opportunity, Offi ce of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Equal Opportunity) at the Pentagon. In 2006 the offi ce was renamed the Offi ce of Diversity Management and Equal Opportunity. He is responsible for coordination of diversity management and equal opportunities policy and programs aff ecting all Department of Defense (DoD) civilian and military personnel. He also provides supervision of the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute (DEOMI), the premiere DoD school in equal opportunity and equal employment opportunity training, education, and research. Mr. Johnson is the principal
adviser to the Undersecretary of Defense (Personnel and Readiness) on diversity management, equal opportunity, and employment opportunity matters. He earned a bachelor’s in biology from Tuskegee Institute and a master’s in human resource management from Webster University. He is also a graduate of the Air Command and Staff College, the Air War College in Alabama, and the National Security Management Course from the National Defense University.
WARREN LOCKETTE, M.D.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Clinical and Program Policy, Chief Medical Officer of the TRICARE Management Activity
Dr. Warren Lockette is responsible for Department of Defense programs in clinical informatics, military
public health, women’s
health issues, mental
health policy, graduate
medical education, and patient safety. Dr. Lockette received his undergraduate and Doctor of Medicine degrees from the University of Michigan. Following post-graduate training at the University of California, he was recruited by the Wayne State University School of Medicine and was a tenured professor of endocrinology and medicine. Lockette was also appointed as an adjunct associate professor of physiology at the University of Michigan and a professor of medicine and Faculty Fellow of the International House at the University of California, San Diego. In addition, he studies the molecular genetics of complex quantitative traits and human performance in extreme environments. Dr. Lockette has served as a senior adviser to the commander of the Naval Special Warfare Command and the U.S. Special Operations Command. At Naval Medical Center, San Diego, Dr. Lockette helped guide the growth of the largest military clinical research program in graduate medical education. Most recently, he was Special Assistant to the Commander, U.S. Navy Fourth Fleet, where he forged partnerships between military and civilian organizations of health care and public health practitioners to provide collaborative
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