Vickie Dove Mallicoat

Vickie Dove Mallicoat has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. Vickie currently holds the position of Vice President, Business and Technology Planning at UMB Bank, where they are responsible for strategic planning and portfolio management. Prior to this, they served as Vice President, Enterprise Portfolio Management at the same company.

Before joining UMB Bank, Mallicoat worked as an Enterprise Program Management Consultant at Purple Squirrel Consultancy LLC from 2017 to 2020. In this role, they led various programs, including the integration of vendor solutions for online banking platforms and the implementation of a comprehensive broker dealer system solution.

In 2017, Mallicoat held the position of Director of PMO at Sedgwick LLP, where they directed the IT organization through a mass attorney departure and implemented a centralized help desk function. Vickie also created a PMO process for project prioritization and executive status reporting.

From 2016 to 2017, Mallicoat was the Vice President of Technology Solutions Delivery - PMO at Waddell & Reed. In this role, they established and managed the project management office and provided portfolio reporting to CFO and CTO.

Prior to that, Mallicoat served as the Director of Channel Management at Ivy Investments from 2013 to 2016. Here, they led the vision and strategy for technology systems and tools for various business channels, increasing technology investment and enabling strategic business analytics.

Mallicoat's earlier experiences include roles at Waddell & Reed as Channel Development Manager, Enterprise Program Manager, and Senior Business Systems Analyst, as well as at Hallmark Cards as an IT Business Development Consultant and Developer/IT Analyst.

Overall, Mallicoat's work experience demonstrates their expertise in program and project management, strategic planning, portfolio management, and IT leadership.

Vickie Dove Mallicoat attended Iowa State University from 1992 to 1997, studying Finance and Management Information Systems.