HUD's Niedermayer retiring

  • By FCW Staff
  • Dec 02, 2011

Chris Niedermayer, deputy CIO for business and IT modernization at the Housing and Urban Development department is retiring effective Dec. 2. Sources confirmed Niedermayer's plans.

Niedermayer has been a key player in HUD CIO Jerry Williams' efforts to improve HUD's track record in managing IT projects.

According to DorobekInsider, Niedermayer's retirement ends a 33-year career in the government.

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