Carrie Bateman-Buckley has spent the last fifteen years in leadership positions in large, mission-based organizations.

Carrie was a senior cabinet member at the New York City Department of Education when she learned that a program and team under her would be cut in just a few months. Not only that, but she learned this information through a press release at the same time as her team. She thought, “organizational change doesn’t have to be like this.”

Carrie immediately took action by meeting with impacted team members, assessing their career goals, and finding them new positions across the organization to maintain their job security and even grow in their careers. Now, as the CEO of Windsor Bateman Solutions, Carrie brings her unique talents in change management to your organization so your team can have a more human-centered transition. 

Having spent the past fifteen years in leadership positions in large, mission-based organizations, Carrie is an operational leader who understands systems and people. In her time at the NYCDOE, Carrie managed a $2.7B budget, launched six new Citywide initiatives, restructured eight offices as well as the entire support model for 1,800 schools. She also led many initiatives related to Special Education, Universal PreK, Charter Schools, and private schools. Prior to that she worked on international, federal, and local projects with the Centers for Disease Control, Special Olympics International, and Baltimore County Public Schools. 

Carrie received her Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University and her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Oregon.