Lisa Dorr

Q: What is Lisa Dorr email address?

Email Lisa Dorr at lisa.dorr@dhs.gov. This email is the most updated Lisa Dorr email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact Lisa Dorr?

To contact Lisa Dorr send an email to lisa.dorr@dhs.gov. If you want to call Lisa Dorr try calling on +17037288449. (updated on November 04, 2024)

I&A Chief Operating Officer at U.S. Department of Homeland Security | Washington DC-Baltimore Area

About Lisa Dorr

Lisa Dorr serves as the Director of Innovation and Federal Senior Leader at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), where she leverages over 20 years of extensive experience in leading complex, high-visibility programs. Her current focus is on the implementation and management of the Cybersecurity Talent Management System (CTMS), a groundbreaking initiative authorized by 6 U.S.C. § 658. This system is designed to enhance the recruitment and retention of a diverse and geographically-dispersed cybersecurity workforce, addressing one of the most pressing challenges in national security today.

In her role, Lisa is responsible for the direct design, implementation, and evaluation of policies and processes that underpin the CTMS. Her expertise in human capital strategy, particularly within the cybersecurity domain, positions her as a nationally recognized leader in developing vital cybersecurity policies and processes. Lisa’s ability to transform underperforming programs into award-winning business approaches is evident in her strategic oversight of CTMS, which aims to create a robust pipeline of cybersecurity talent capable of meeting the evolving threats faced by the nation.

Lisa’s leadership skills are complemented by her proficiency in managing associates and executive management, ensuring that her teams are high-performing and aligned with the DHS's mission. Her background in business development and proposal management further enhances her capability to foster innovation within the federal landscape. As a seasoned strategist, Lisa Dorr continues to drive impactful changes that not only strengthen the cybersecurity workforce but also contribute to the overall security posture of the United States.

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