Kathleen (Joyce) Allen is a VP of Professional Services at CaseWorthy at CaseWorthy, Inc.. She possess expertise in metadata, digitization, social media, html, research and 24 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Kathleen is a strategic thinker who manages a very large team consisting of different skillsets, roles, and educational and experience backgrounds. She not only works one on one with customers throughout their implementation to ensure timeliness and budget of a project but also analyzes operations data to make the most reasonable business decisions. Kathleen has experience working with customers of all sizes from those that are small and may need more guidance and project lead to large, state-wide customers with more complex contractual and technology needs and she balances both incredibly well. As a teammate on the leadership team, she not only provides thoughtful ideas and is incredibly responsive but also takes the opportunity to challenge the norm, when appropriate.", "I have worked directly with Kathleen on multiple projects. I have always admired her determination and hard work, and always looked up to her. She is highly motivated and is such an important part of the company, always striving to make improvements to the company. It has been a great pleasure working with her!", and "Kathleen came as a volunteer while I was developing a digital music structure at St. Edwards University, a major project I was working while I was completing my own Masters of Science in Information Science at the University of Texas. Kathleen independently came to St. Edwards seeking an opportunity to broaden her experience and information science skills, and her contribution to the digitization project proved to be instrumental in successfully launching the system. Kathleen is a terrific self-starter, a curious knowledge seeker who actively pursues numerous ways to deepen her professional acumen, whether through academic work (she embarked on her own Masters shortly after we worked together) or experience (her service at the LBJ Library has allowed her to greatly sharpen her skills in archival science on the job). Her entire demeanor is friendly, inquisitive, utterly competent and quick-learning, and a complete team player. I have been very glad to know her, both professionally and personally."