Mr. Vinay V. Singh is passionate about process and project management. He has been in numerous leadership roles in the private sector for over 25 years, spanning accounting, finance, technology & operations management spheres. He is a Certified Public Accountant.

He joins us from the Small Business Administration where he helped implement a new mission for the Office of Disaster Assistance. Prior to this he was Lead Partner, World Bank Group and Chief Operating Officer for KPMG in India where he led many teams all aligned to achieving operational excellence.

His work in the private sector provided him an opportunity to learn and lead teams with Closing the books; SEC Reporting; IT and Business Auditing; Business Process design, Budgets & Reporting, Governance, Risk & Compliance; Technology implementations (Oracle, SAP) and Organizational restructuring. The critical thread across roles is Program, Process and Project Management. Leadership is enabling the right culture for people to pursue their passions. It is only then you can focus on – Doing the right thing, the right way, getting them done well and getting the benefits.

During his time with the International Trade Administration as Deputy Assistant Secretary, he also learned how to balance priorities and execute complex tasks with multiple stakeholders inside the Federal Government. It was here where he worked on Infrastructure and Smart Cities and learned that housing is the core pillar of not only economic growth but individual and community integration.

Mr. Singh is passionate about communities. He has lived in many countries but acknowledges his time in small town Dover, Pennsylvania as his most treasured. Small towns are what make America great. Communities that are connected enable economic prosperity for all.

As CFO, he looks forward to working to achieve the Secretary’s vision and the Departmental mission of creating strong, sustainable, and inclusive communities. He takes his responsibility as HUD’s fiscal steward seriously and will collaborate to continue strengthening compliance frameworks which ultimately enable the Program Offices to deliver on its fundamental mission of affordable homes, for all.

In April 2023, Mr. Singh began exploring how AI would accelerate ongoing financial transformation efforts to benefit the Department. In November 2023, a few weeks after Executive Order #14110, HUD announced Mr. Singh would take on the additional role of Chief AI Officer with HUD. As such, he was named Vice Chair for the AI@HUD Governance Board where he leads agency efforts for safe, secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence, including coordinating, promoting innovation, and managing risks across Program and Support offices.

CFO Singh was born in Bangalore, India and has lived in Bremen, Germany; Toronto, Canada and Dover, Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of York College of Pennsylvania and has an MBA from Widener University.

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Jonathan Alboum is the Federal CTO at ServiceNow. In this role, Jonathan works with federal agencies to deliver digital workflows that create great experiences and unlock productivity.

Before joining ServiceNow, Jonathan was the Public Sector CTO for Veritas Technologies.

In addition, he has held a variety of senior executive positions in the federal government. His Federal government tenure includes serving as the Chief Information Officer for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, where he led the development of USDA’s IT Modernization strategy, including Cloud computing, network modernization, and enhanced information security protections for a $3 billion annual technology spend. In addition, he served as a leader in USDA’s Acquisition community, supporting the oversight, assessment, and strategic planning of an acquisition portfolio of more than 70,000 awards, worth $6 billion annually.

Jonathan also worked at GSA as the Associate CIO for Enterprise Governance and Planning and led the creation of GSA’s consolidated IT organization. He began his federal career at the USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS), where he served as Deputy CIO and CIO. Before government, Jonathan worked as a management consultant for both PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ventera Corporation.

He earned a MS in the Management of Information Technology from the University of Virginia’s McIntire School of Commerce and a BS in Systems Engineering from the University of Virginia’s School of Engineering and Applied Science.