Debbie O'Meara

Debbie O'Meara has extensive work experience in project management and professional services. Debbie is currently employed as the Vice President of Professional Services at Contract Logix, LLC as of December 2022. Prior to this, they worked as the Vice President of Project Management at PennyMac Loan Services, LLC from August 2021 to December 2022. Their responsibilities included contributing to the development of strategic initiatives and action plans for a growth-oriented company. Additionally, they have a long history with Upland Software | Qvidian | The Sant Corporation, starting in November 1999 and ending in August 2021. Throughout their tenure, they held various roles such as Manager of the Project Management Office, Qvidian Services Manager, Engagement Manager, and Project Specialist. In these positions, they facilitated and managed global consulting teams, oversaw the delivery of consulting and implementation services, and navigated sales pipelines and revenue recognition. Debbie also advocated for improved services and communication throughout the implementation lifecycle.

Debbie O'Meara has a B.A. degree in Economics, Magna Cum Laude from the University of Notre Dame. Debbie also attended Louisville High School. Additionally, they have obtained several certifications from LinkedIn, including Six Sigma: White Belt, Six Sigma Foundations, Data-Driven Project Management: Project Metrics That Matter, Project Portfolio Management Foundations, The Secret to Better Decisions: Stop Hoarding Chips, Change Management Foundations (2016), Change Management for Projects, Hybrid Project Management: Do What Works, Managing Resources Across Project Teams, Project Management Simplified, Strategic Planning Foundations, Team Collaboration in Google Workspace, The Top PMO Challenges, Delivering Results with a Business-focused PMO, Agile Project Leadership, Business Process Improvement, Financial Analysis: Making Business Projections, How to Successfully Lead a PMO, The Top 10 Project Management Mistakes—and How to Avoid Them, and How to Prepare for Your Negotiations.