What Happened?
Sugar Land, TX-based Fort Bend Independent School District has Appointed Long Pham as Chief Information Officer
About the Company
The Missouri City Independent School District and Sugar Land Independent School District were consolidated by election on April 18, 1959, forming the Fort Bend Independent School District. At that time facilities consisted of 2 elementary schools, one in Sugar Land (now the Lakeview campus), and one in Missouri City (now E.A. Jones campus). The junior high was located in Sugar Land (now the Lakeview campus) and a high school was located in Missouri City (now Missouri City Middle School campus). Kempner Stadium was used as the athletic facility for Fort Bend ISD at that time.
About the Person
Long Pham is a proven leader with more than 24 years of Information Technology management and technical experience in private and non-profit organizations. He has been the Director of Information Technology & Services for the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center for seven years, where he led a department of 200 staff members and 40 contractors in providing IT services to 18,000 employees. Before joining MD Anderson, Pham was the assistant director of Network Services at Rice University, and during his career has worked in the technology field for many business sectors. Pham earned a Master of Science degree in Telecommunications Engineering at Southern Methodist University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering at University of Texas at Austin. He has been very active in the local community for over 21 years. He serves as an assistant scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troop 38 and enjoys coaching soccer and basketball for the local community teams. He and his wife, Ha, have one son currently attending a Fort Bend ISD school and two sons who are FBISD graduates.
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