NARA chief information officer Swarnali Haldar to step down at end of July
The chief information officer at the National Archives and Records Administration will retire from government service at the end of July.
Swarnali Haldar steps down after nearly a decade at the department, according to LinkedIn. Before taking the CIO role in 2014, she held the post of deputy CIO.
Following her departure, current deputy chief information officer Sheena Burrell will take over the responsibilities of chief information officer and executive for information services.
Prior to joining NARA, Haldar was chief information officer at the Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service.
In a LinkedIn post announcing her departure, NARA said: “During her tenure, she provided vision and leadership for the National Archives’ information technology modernization and digital transformation.
In 2018, Haldar was a recipient of FedScoop’s Top Women in Tech award.
Editor’s note: This story was updated to include details of her replacement.
