ACT Company Profile

Key Areas of Focus:
Educational and career planning
Workforce development
Headquarters:
Iowa City, Iowa
Employees:
Approximately 1,500 worldwide
Tax Status:
Not-for-profit organization, exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code
Governance:
Board of Directors—includes the CEO, Chairman of the Board, corporate CEOs, university/education system heads, and national figures in education and business
Field Offices:
Atlanta, Georgia
Aurora, Colorado
Austin, Texas
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Gahanna, Ohio
Hunt Valley, Maryland
Lansing, Michigan
Lincolnshire, Illinois
Rancho Cordova, California
Southborough, Massachusetts
Tallahassee, Florida
Washington, DC
 
Sydney, Australia
Seoul, Korea
Shanghai, P.R. China
Singapore, Republic of Singapore

Senior Management:
Chief Executive OfficerJon Whitmore
Chief of Staff and Chief Accountability OfficerJanet E. Godwin
President, Education DivisionJon L. Erickson
President, Workforce Development DivisionMartin L. Scaglione
Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice PresidentThomas J. Goedken
Senior Vice President, Strategic InitiativesRanjit S. Sidhu
Chief Strategy and Marketing OfficerDavid I. Cumberbatch
Chief Innovation OfficerL. Miguel Encarnação
Chief Talent Officer and Vice President, Workplace ExcellenceJennifer M. Yi
Vice President, Information TechnologyLon P. Andersen
Vice President, Development, Education DivisionDouglas F. Becker
Vice President, Workforce CurriculumDane R. Boyington
Vice President, Workforce Curriculum–SalesSheila C. Boyington
Vice President, Test DevelopmentMelissa Murer Corrigan
Vice President, Project ManagementBernard F. Dutchik
Vice President, Community and Economic DevelopmentDebra M. Lyons
Vice President, Marketing Research and AnalysisBryan Maach
Vice President, Business DevelopmentPaul D. Scianna
Vice President, Strategic CommunicationsCharles E. Smith
Vice President, Operations and LogisticsAnjanette M. Swingle
Vice President, Marketing and CommunicationsEdward W Walters, III
Vice President, Educational ServicesPaul J. Weeks
Advisory Body:
State Representatives—44 individuals represent educational institutions and agencies in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland/Delaware/DC, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New England, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming