Martha Myles retires from GSA

January 04, 2022

PBS Administrative Specialist Martha Myles retired from GSA Dec. 31 with 37 years of service, 13 of which were spent in the Nebraska Field Office.

Myles began her career with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in August 1985 as a safety and health clerk. She then served as a secretary and office management assistant for eight years before being promoted to a management and program assistant in 1996. In that capacity, she processed Freedom of Information Act requests, administered and tracked the office budget, handled office procurement and served as personnel/travel liaison and timekeeper. 

She also served as the computer network administrator for the office, records management liaison and point of contact with GSA on building service requests. 

In 2008, Myles joined the Nebraska Field Office. During her time with GSA, she successfully implemented and managed the field office purchase card program, security clearance processing, and credentialing enrollments. She also executed numerous special projects to assist field office directors.

“Martha’s work has benefitted the Nebraska Field Office team,” said Director Jeff Warinski. “Her extensive knowledge in office administration, her professionalism, and her proactive stance in managing key office functions contributed directly to our field office's high level of excellence. We wish her the best in her retirement.”

Margaret Kain, a contract administrative specialist, has taken over Myles’ previous duties.