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Brad Scott, Regional AdministratorBrad Scott was appointed the Regional Administrator of the Heartland Region of the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) by President George W. Bush on September 17, 2001. Since that time, Mr. Scott has been actively involved with award-winning regional renovation and new construction projects, has led a reorganization of the Federal Acquisition Service, implemented an agency-wide Continuity Of Operations Plan and a pandemic plan, and has been repeatedly honored for his work with Service Disabled Veterans – including the Association of Service Disabled Veterans’ Patriot Award in January 2007. In Kansas City, Mr. Scott served two years as Chairman of the Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board. As Chairman for the Day of Caring and the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), he successfully launched the first-ever federal community CFC Kick-Off Celebration at the Civic Mall. He created and directed four successive interagency emergency preparedness exercises (the largest exercises outside Washington, DC). Under his leadership, the Heartland Region has received recognition from the Kansas City Downtown Council for GSA’s continued commitment to downtown Kansas City, and was a recipient of the Capstone Award from the Kansas City Business Journal. His region consistently ranks at the top levels in all measures for customer satisfaction. Ingram’s Business Magazine named Mr. Scott to its 40 under 40 Class of 2002 for the Metropolitan Kansas City area. He was also named the Federal Administrator of the Year in 2005 by the American Society for Public Administration. As GSA’s Heartland Regional Administrator, Mr. Scott oversees a budget of more than $760 million and directs a workforce of approximately 1,000 staff. He is one of the Midwest’s largest landlords and property managers, in charge of more than 21 million square feet of public space, and keeps an aggressive agenda that emphasizes three main components:
Since his appointment, Mr. Scott has successfully forged strategic alliances with federal agencies and provided them with seamless, total workplace solutions. His “client outreach program” has set a new standard for customer service, and his leadership style has made the Heartland Region a trusted advisor for many customer agencies.
Last Reviewed 5/13/2008
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