Federal IT Efficiency Priorities

Matt Barry is the Chief Operating Officer for HP Federal, a wholly- owned subsidiary of HP Inc., and leads our Public Sector Innovation and Business Operations teams. In this role, he is responsible for defining and delivering strategic growth initiatives and orchestrating operations to maximize client outcomes and business performance. In addition, he is focused on driving a thought leadership agenda to elevate HP’s public sector presence in market and increase our capability and capacity to better serve our customers. Most recently, he was asked to help lead a Global Public Sector program effort to accelerate our momentum. Matt is passionate about delivering superior experiences and outcomes that align with evolving customer needs.

In previous roles over his thirty-plus year career with HP, Matt served in a variety of leadership roles across Sales, Category, Operations and Finance.

Matt is based in the Pacific Northwest and enjoys time with his family and playing outdoors.

Colin Crosby is a Service Data Officer for the USMC, and Deputy CDO at the DON.

Amy Gleason is the Acting Administrator of the U.S. DOGE Service and Strategic Advisor to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), where she leads national initiatives to modernize healthcare technology and improve data interoperability. Previously, she served as Chief Product Officer at Russell Street Ventures, where she led digital health innovation at Main Street Health and CareBridge. Amy also served with the U.S. Digital Service at the White House, where she created the national COVID-19 database and led major efforts such as the Pandemic Ready Interoperable Modernization Effort (PRIME) and Data at the Point of Care. She began her career in nursing and has spent her career advancing healthcare through technology. Amy brings a deeply personal perspective to her work, shaped by her experience as a caregiver to her daughter, who was diagnosed with a rare disease at age 11.

Travis Methvin is a seasoned technology and defense strategist with over 20 years of experience driving large scale digital transformation across the U.S. Navy and Department of Defense. In 2025, he became CDW’s first Federal Strategist, shaping the company’s federal go to market vision and aligning commercial innovation to mission critical government outcomes. A U.S. Navy veteran, Travis has led enterprise cloud adoption, PEO stand ups, and modernization initiatives impacting hundreds of thousands of users and billions in managed budgets. He is recognized for bridging government acquisition realities with commercial best practices to accelerate speed to capability for the warfighter.

David Raley is the Chief Digital Business Officer at Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS), where he leads enterprise-wide digital transformation initiatives that directly impact the quality of life for Marines and their families. As the founder of MCCS’s innovation capability and the architect behind its customer experience (CX) modernization strategy, David has redefined how mission-critical services are delivered across the Marine Corps.

He is the visionary behind Operation StormBreaker, a pioneering DevSecOps and pipeline-as-a-service framework that accelerates secure software delivery across the Department of Defense. Under his leadership, MCCS achieved the Marine Corps’ first authority-to-operate (ATO) via automated continuous delivery—setting a new benchmark for speed, compliance, and agility in government software development.

David’s work has been featured in FedScoop, Federal News Network, GovCIO Media & Research, and the ATARC Federal IT Newscast podcast, where he shares insights on agile ATOs, CX innovation, and cloud modernization. His efforts have saved MCCS an estimated $100K per application per month by reducing the cost of delay and streamlining acquisition and accreditation processes.

A frequent speaker at DoD and federal IT events, David brings a mission-first mindset to every conversation—bridging the gap between emerging technology and operational impact.

Martin Stanley, AI and Cybersecurity Researcher, leads the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) efforts at the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology, Information Technology Laboratory. Martin previously led the Emerging Technology and R&D Program at CISA and the Enterprise Cybersecurity Program at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Prior to his federal service Martin held executive leadership positions at Vonage and UUNET Technologies.  Martin co-authored “Digital Health”, an Oxford University Press Publication.