Gov. Pillen Announces Resignation of CIO McCarville
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Gov. Pillen Announces Resignation of CIO McCarville
LINCOLN, NE – Today, Governor Jim Pillen announced the resignation of Matt McCarville, chief information officer for Nebraska. He will conclude his service to the state in early December.
“Matt has been with the state since 2024. I appreciate his public service in fulfilling the role of CIO,” said Gov. Pillen. “I wish Matt the best as he moves forward with his career.”
Gov. Pillen has appointed Department of Administrative Services (DAS) Director Lee Will as the interim CIO. The OCIO is one of the divisions under the purview of DAS.
Additional information about filling the vacancy will be provided by the Governor at a future date.
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