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 Joe Mangino has more than 20 years of experience in consulting, leadership training, and executive coaching. As a consultant, he has delivered programs for organizational transformation to government and corporate clients.ng.
Joe has been an adjunct faculty member of the Federal Executive Institute (FEI) since 1989 where he serves as a Team facilitator, Executive Coach, and instructor of his seminar Leading Individual and Organizational Change. In addition, Joe has been an executive coach for EPA, OPM, Treasury, DOT, VA, USAID, DOJ, and the City of Norfolk, Virginia. His recent clients include the FBI, EPA, the US Army Chief of Staff for Installation Management, the US Army Community and Family Support Center, the National Archives and Records Administration, and the Defense Information Systems Agency.
Joe has been an adjunct faculty member of the USDA Graduate School since 1994. He has taught leadership and team courses, and has served as an organization development consultant, a role in which he has assisted many organizations through complex change transformations. Representative of Joe’s consulting efforts is a three-year streamlining program at EPA, during the agency's transformation to a team-based culture. This project incorporated a fully developed partnership with the union, the design and conduct of a 360-degree evaluation of leadership, and a complete training strategy for over 1000 personnel.
Joe is an FEI certified Executive Coach. He is a graduate of the U.S. Army’s Organizational Effectiveness Program, and of Columbia University’s Advanced Program in Organizational Development and Human Resource Management. His teaching credentials also include adjunct professor of organizational behavior and personnel management at both graduate and undergraduate levels. He is a long-term member of ASTD. He holds a BS (Engineering) from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, NY, and an MA (Organization Behavior & Human Relations) from Webster University, St. Louis. Colonel Mangino’s distinguished military career included command and leadership positions in Vietnam, Europe, and throughout the USA.
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