Mignon Yvette Stephens

Mignon Stephens is an accomplished Acquisition Project Manager Specialist with extensive experience in federal contracting, IT services, and project management. Currently serving at the General Services Administration (GSA), she provides senior-level oversight for complex acquisitions, including IT and professional services contracts ranging from $10 million to $100 million. Certified with FAC-P/PM Senior, FAC-C Professional, and FAC COR III credentials, Mignon expertly navigates the FAR, acquisition planning, source selection, and contract administration. Her leadership ensures efficient processing of multi-award contracts, resulting in significant government cost savings and high-value outcomes.

With a strong technical foundation, Mignon began her career in IT and systems management, including roles in network administration, executive support, and technical training at organizations such as Detroit Public Schools and DaimlerChrysler AG. She later founded Megatron Consulting Services, providing specialized IT solutions. Transitioning into federal acquisition in 2016, she quickly advanced from Contract Specialist to her current senior project management role. Her work combines quantitative skills from her mathematics background with deep technical knowledge, enabling her to manage highly complex IT projects, including cloud migrations and strategic technology initiatives.

Mignon’s curiosity and drive have been evident since childhood, influenced by her father’s holistic and scientific approach to learning. A lifelong learner, she is pursuing a Master of Public Administration at Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University. Beyond her professional duties, Mignon is an active member of Blacks in Government, the National Contract Management Association, and the Project Management Institute, supporting STEM outreach and professional development initiatives. Known for her practical problem-solving, service-oriented mindset, and visionary approach, she is dedicated to advancing both her career and the communities she serves.