Fulton County Schools Executive and Leadership Team

Marvin Dereef, the Chief Financial Officer at Fulton County Schools, directs all fiscal operations for the fourth-largest school system in Georgia. Overseeing a budget that supports approximately 89,600 students and over 10,900 employees across 104 schools, Dereef ensures financial stability and resource allocation. This leadership role involves managing expenditures, optimizing revenue streams, and developing long-term financial strategies that align with the district's mission of academic achievement and personal responsibility. By implementing rigorous financial controls and transparent reporting, Marvin Dereef safeguards the district's assets and supports educational initiatives. The Chief Financial Officer's oversight extends to all financial planning, budgeting, and accounting functions, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations while driving operational efficiency across the entire district.

Greta Tinaglia, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer at Fulton County Schools, supports the Chief Financial Officer in managing the district's extensive financial landscape. Tinaglia's responsibilities include assisting with budget development, financial analysis, and the implementation of fiscal policies across the 104 schools. This role is critical in ensuring the efficient use of resources for the approximately 89,600 students served by the district. By collaborating with various departments, Greta Tinaglia helps maintain financial integrity and supports strategic planning to enhance educational opportunities. The Deputy Chief Financial Officer's work directly contributes to the district's goal of fostering a culture of excellence and continuous improvement, ensuring that financial operations effectively support the educational mission and the needs of over 10,900 employees.

Qasimah Dorsey, the President, Management & Events Coordination ( of Booster Club) at Fulton County Schools, spearheads the organization and execution of events crucial for supporting school initiatives and student activities. Dorsey's leadership focuses on coordinating volunteer efforts and managing logistical aspects of booster club operations, directly contributing to the enhancement of educational opportunities. This role involves fostering community engagement and mobilizing support for the district's approximately 89,600 students. Qasimah Dorsey ensures that events are managed efficiently, aligning with the district's goal of promoting academic achievement and personal responsibility. The President, Management & Events Coordination role is vital in building strong partnerships within the community to support the overall mission of Fulton County Schools.

Robert Wheeler, the Owner and President at Fulton County Schools, provides overarching leadership and strategic direction for the educational institution. Wheeler's executive role involves guiding the district's vision and ensuring its operations align with the core mission of educating every student to be a responsible, productive citizen. This leadership position is critical in fostering a culture of excellence and continuous improvement across the 104 schools serving approximately 89,600 students. Robert Wheeler works to strengthen partnerships with parents, businesses, and the community, thereby enhancing educational opportunities and supporting families. The Owner and President's influence is key to maintaining a safe and nurturing environment while promoting academic achievement and personal responsibility throughout Fulton County Schools.

Noel Maloof, the Chief Operations Officer at Fulton County Schools, directs the comprehensive operational framework supporting the district's educational mission. Maloof oversees a vast array of services essential for the smooth functioning of 104 schools and the well-being of approximately 89,600 students and over 10,900 employees. This includes managing facilities, transportation, food services, and safety protocols, ensuring a secure and conducive learning environment. Noel Maloof's strategic leadership focuses on optimizing resource utilization and driving efficiency across all operational departments. The Chief Operations Officer plays a pivotal role in executing the district's commitment to providing a safe and nurturing environment while fostering academic achievement and personal responsibility through effective service delivery.

Brian Noyes, the Chief Communications Officer at Fulton County Schools, leads the strategic communication efforts to engage stakeholders and enhance the district's public image. Noyes is responsible for developing and executing comprehensive communication plans that support the mission of educating every student to be a responsible, productive citizen. This involves managing media relations, internal communications, community outreach, and digital platforms to ensure clear and consistent messaging across the district serving approximately 89,600 students and over 10,900 employees. Brian Noyes works to foster strong partnerships with parents, businesses, and the community, thereby enhancing educational opportunities and supporting families. The Chief Communications Officer ensures that the district's commitment to academic achievement and personal responsibility is effectively conveyed to all audiences.