Thomas Pollard Ii, Itil V3,Osa
About Thomas Pollard Ii, Itil V3,Osa
Thomas Pollard II serves as the Supervisor of Asset Management at The George Washington University, where he oversees an inventory of IT assets valued at $78 million and collaborates with stakeholders to meet regulatory requirements. He has a history of successfully acquiring significant IT applications and has held various roles in asset management across multiple organizations since 2001.
Current Role at The George Washington University
Thomas Pollard II serves as Supervisor of Asset Management at The George Washington University, a position he has held since 2010. In this role, he collaborates with various stakeholders to propose strategies that assist the Chief Information Officer in meeting regulatory and oversight requirements. Pollard oversees an inventory of IT hardware and software assets and contracts valued at $78 million. His responsibilities include generating budget reports for multiple fiscal years, averaging between $1-3 million.
Previous Experience in Asset Management
Prior to his current role, Thomas Pollard II worked in various asset management positions. He was an Asset Management Specialist at The George Washington University for five months in 2010. He also served as Asset Manager and Remedy QA Specialist at ActioNet, Inc. for the U.S. Department of Transportation in 2011. Additionally, he worked as an Asset Coordinator at Wiley Rein LLP from 2006 to 2008 and as a Shipping and Receiving Specialist Asset Coordinator at Bloomberg News from 2001 to 2006.
Acquisitions and Financial Management
In his career, Thomas Pollard II has successfully managed significant acquisitions. He acquired the Smart Reporting application for $150,000 and the Remedy 9.0 ITSM application for $500,000. Pollard is solely responsible for generating budget reports that cover up to three financial fiscal years, with budgets averaging between $1-3 million.
Educational Background
Thomas Pollard II studied at Norfolk State University, where he focused on Mass Communications and Criminal Justice from 1982 to 1987. This educational background has contributed to his skills in communication and management within the field of asset management.