Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) is proud to announce that Mark Lawler, chief information officer, has been awarded the Corporate CIO ORBIE Award at the Carolina ORBIE Awards. This accolade celebrates Mr. Lawler’s outstanding leadership and contributions to organizations with annual revenues up to $500 million.
The ORBIE Award, established in 1998, recognizes top technology executives who demonstrate exceptional leadership, forge strong business partnerships and inspire future leaders. Recipients and finalists are selected by prior ORBIE Award honorees, based on criteria including leadership excellence, technology-driven business value and active industry and community engagement. This year's Carolina ORBIEs was hosted by CharlotteCIO and TriangleCIO, both part of the Inspire Leadership Network, a national organization for C-suite leaders from business, government, education, healthcare and nonprofits.
“We are incredibly proud of Mark Lawler’s achievement,” said Timothy L. Bryant, P.E., CEO/general manager of Fayetteville Public Works Commission in a press release. “His dedication to innovation and excellence has not only elevated our organization but also set a standard for the industry. What he and his division does for our organization is often not seen by the public, but this award clearly shows their dedication and hard work.”
Mark Lawler’s achievement reflects PWC’s commitment to operational excellence and technological advancement. Under his guidance, PWC has implemented solutions that drive innovation and enhance service delivery, furthering the organization’s mission and positively impacting the wider industry and local community.
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