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FAS leadership team
The following individuals fill key leadership roles in our Federal Acquisition Service.
Commissioner’s Office
Laura Stanton,
Acting Commissioner
Stephanie Shutt,
Chief of Staff
Office of Assisted Acquisition Services
Pete Burr,
Assistant Commissioner
Joseph Nickerson,
AAS Army Client Executive
Darrick Early,
AAS Civilian Client Executive
Corey Nickens,
AAS Innovation Client Executive
Office of Centralized Acquisition Services
Thomas Meiron,
Assistant Commissioner
Office of Customer and Stakeholder Engagement
Stacy Buechele,
Acting Assistant Commissioner
Office of General Supplies and Services
Jeffrey Lau,
Deputy Assistant Commissioner
Office of Information Technology Category
Lawrence Hale,
Assistant Commissioner
Cheryl Thornton-Cameron,
Acquisition Operations Deputy Assistant Commissioner
Office of Policy and Compliance
Mark Lee,
Assistant Commissioner
Office of Professional Services and Human Capital Categories
Sheri Meadema,
Acting Assistant Commissioner
Office of Strategy and Innovation
Brian Isbrandt,
Acting Assistant Commissioner
Office of Travel, Transportation and Logistics
Christina Kingsland,
Assistant Commissioner
Technology Transformation Services
Gregory Barbaccia
,
Acting Director and Senior Advisor to the Administrator
Pete Waterman,
Acting Deputy Director for Technology
Cristina Brydges,
Acting Deputy Director for Operations
Jennifer Rostami,
Assistant Commissioner, Office of Technology Talent
Akanksha Sharma,
Assistant Commissioner, Office of Awards, Regulatory & Oversight Systems
Contacts
For general questions regarding GSA and FAS, contact:
National Customer Service Center
800-488-3111
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Last updated: Apr 17, 2026
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