Warren Watson

Warren Watson is an accomplished administrator with a diverse background encompassing library management, contract oversight, website management, grant administration, cloud migration, complex IT projects, and fostering collaborations across various departments and institutions.

With a Master's degree in History of Religions from The University of Chicago, a Master's in Library & Information Science from Clark Atlanta University, and a Bachelor's in African-American Studies from Morehouse College, Warren possesses a strong educational foundation.

Throughout his career, Warren has held various key positions, including Director of Information Systems and Library Services at Payne Theological Seminary, Content Creator at African-American Research Library and Cultural Center, Systems and Digital Services Librarian at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, and Librarian at City Colleges of Chicago, among others.

His experience extends to roles such as Data Specialist at Center for Research Libraries-Global Resources Network, Library Assistant at Duff & Phelps, Consulting Librarian at Rush Day School, Librarian I at Chicago Public Library, Project Coordinator at Robert W. Woodruff Library, and Librarian at AMB Group, LLC.

Warren Watson is recognized for his leadership qualities, problem-solving skills, and research abilities, making him a valuable asset in any organization seeking a seasoned professional with a diverse skill set and a proven track record of success.