Steve Fletcher is a Associate Administrator, Office of Public Safety Communications at Us Department of Commerce, Ntia. He possess expertise in program management, leadership, government, enterprise architecture, strategic planning and 45 more skills. He is proficient in Japanese. Colleagues describe him as "When you work in public sector, you have the opportunity to meet true leaders in our industry who have a vision for changing and improving the delivery of public service. Steve Fletcher provides leadership and is a catalyst for bringing innovation not only to Utah but to our nation. Working together on public sector initiatives, Steve brings teamwork to a new level. Steve's ideas focus on improving the service as well as cost effective approaches to projects and programs, and his proven track record on cost savings in Utah provide a model for state CIOs. His leadership in multi-state initiatives showcases strategies to ensure interoperability and the maximization of resources. Throughout my career, I seek opportunities to learn and improve our State's strategies through the experiences of my peers. Steve has provided inspiration to me, helped me envision the next generation of the delivery of public services and fostered an environment of collaboration. I consider Steve as professional mentor and a true inspirational leader in our Nation." and "I highly recommend Steve Fletcher. He has led significant transformation in state government and has provided invaluable advice to other states that are following his leadership in the state of Utah. Steve's experience in federal government, state government and private industry is exceptional. He understands business and the application of technology innovations that enable business. Steve is currently the Vice President of the National Association of Chief Information Officers (www.nascio.org). Steve enjoys well deserved national recognition for his work in the state of Utah and NASCIO. I feel privileged to have the opportunity to work with Steve on the Enterprise Architecture and Governance Committee at NASCIO."