MAC Assistant Director of IT Operations Glenn Lawrence. Courtesy of the Metropolitan Airports Commission
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MINN — The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) has hired Glenn Lawrence as assistant director of information technology operations. In this role, Lawrence will oversee the MAC’s end-to-end IT operations, including service, vendor and asset management, service desk projects, operational performance, and continuous improvement initiatives. He will also help identify and implement new technologies, methodologies and best practices to enhance the organization’s IT capabilities in support of the MAC’s strategic objectives and business needs.
The MAC operates Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport — the 17th busiest U.S. airport by passengers — and six general aviation airports in the Twin Cities.
Lawrence has 20 years of IT experience with nearly a decade at the leadership level. Most recently, he served as an IT manager at Andersen Corporation, where he oversaw major enterprise technology initiatives and led desktop engineering, IT procurement and field operations. Prior to Andersen, Lawrence held IT leadership roles at Fairview Health Services and the Minnesota Autism Center.
“Glenn is a fantastic addition to the MAC’s IT team,” said Eduardo Valencia, chief information officer for the MAC. “His extensive leadership background makes him the right person to effectively manage the MAC’s complex technology operations, enhance performance and support critical business functions.
His collaborative style and focus on operational excellence will be great assets to our operations.”
Lawrence graduated from the University of Minnesota Crookston with a bachelor’s degree in business management. He also holds an associate’s degree in business management from Rasmussen University.
About The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC)
The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) owns and operates one of the nation’s largest airport systems, including Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) and six general aviation airports. The MAC’s airports connect the region to the world and showcase Minnesota’s extraordinary culture to millions of passengers from around the globe who arrive or depart through MAC airports each year. Though a public corporation of the state of Minnesota, the organization is not funded by income or property taxes. Instead, the MAC’s operations are funded by rents and fees generated by users of its airports. For more information, visit www.metroairports.org.
