Jeff Williams is chief executive officer of Public Sector Consultants. He oversees the company’s finances (annual sales of $6 million), personnel (30 employees and numerous affiliated consultants), client relations, and research projects. Mr. Williams also serves as senior advisor for the firm’s clients in the areas of K–12 general education and special education policy, higher education policy, public finance, large-scale program implementation, and evaluation and survey research. He currently serves as the project director for Michigan Saves, a multimillion-dollar statewide energy efficiency project, and serves as a senior manager on a statewide project to operate an electronic workbook (CIMS-2) that tracks local district compliance with federal special education laws and regulations. He has been with the firm since 1991.

Prior to joining PSC, Mr. Williams was a program officer at the Midwestern Higher Education Commission. While at the commission, he provided staff support to the Telecommunications Committee and assisted with management of a nine-state, $18-million distance learning/interactive video equipment purchase program. He also provided staff support to the commission’s Risk Management and Academic Course Scheduling committees.

Mr. Williams completed an undergraduate degree with honors in International Relations from Michigan State University. He holds a master’s degree in Technology and Public Affairs from the University of Minnesota and is certified by the Project Management Institute as a Project Management Professional (PMP).

Mr. Williams currently serves on boards or oversight committees for the Capital Area Humane Society, the Michigan State University Federal Credit Union, and the Board of Visitors of James Madison College at MSU.

jwilliams@pscinc.com