The McCormick Group (TMG) has promoted Deborah Page and Elizabeth Humphrey to Vice President to lead a major reorganization of TMG practice groups. Deborah will take responsibility for TMG technology practices, encompassing Digital Innovation, Cybersecurity, and Government Contracting. Elizabeth heads a broad practice group focused on professional services and regulated and tax-exempt organizations that includes Law & Government Affairs, Law Firm Management, Associations and Nonprofits, Human Resources, and Life Sciences and Healthcare. TMG’s remaining practices of Real Estate, Construction & Property Management, and Financial Services will continue to report to Executive Vice President Brian McCormick.
Before joining TMG, Deborah worked for a Fortune 500 Telecommunications company as Director of Customer Experience & Technical Service globally. In this role, she was responsible for operational performance, training and development, and reporting and analytics for a 24/7 customer support organization.
Deborah was recognized in 2021 as a Washington DC Tech Leader by Washingtonian magazine. She is a member of the Information Technology Senior Management Forum, the premier national organization dedicated exclusively to cultivating executive talent among Black technology professionals, and is a former board member of the International Consortium of Minority Cyber Professionals.
Prior to TMG, Elizabeth worked as a political appointee in the Clinton Administration, serving in roles at the Office of Personnel Management and the Department of Defense as well as one in the White House.
Elizabeth is a member of Leadership Greater Washington and a former Co-Chair of the Human Resource Leadership Awards.
CEO William McCormick commented that “Elizabeth and Deborah have demonstrated their commitment to these values over their tenure with the company and have earned the trust of their peers and their clients. We are delighted they have accepted the challenge to lead the company as we continue our long tradition of Executive Search leadership.” Moreover, he said that both Elizabeth and Deborah “have been in the forefront of The McCormick Group’s continuing development of search processes that promote consistent consideration of diversity and inclusion.”
