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Former GSA Head Dan Tangherlini to Lead SeamlessDocs’ Washington Operations


Dan Tangherlini
Dan Tangherlini

Dan Tangherlini, a former administrator of the General Services Administration, has joined SeamlessDocs to support the startup firm’s efforts to provide a cloud-based document platform to federal customers, FCW reported Monday.

Mark Rockwell writes Tangherlini will serve as president of the company’s federal business and lead the Washington operations out of technology incubator 1776.

Tangherlini is also listed in the company website as founder of the federal business unit and general manager of SeamlessDocs.

He joined Artemis Real Estate Partners as as chief operating officer after he departed GSA in February 2015.

Prior to joining GSA, he held several leadership roles at the Treasury Department and served as city administrator of Washington and interim general manager for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

SeamlessDocs’ cloud-based platform is designed to host PDF versions of forms that can be attached with electronic signatures, payments and attachments for submission, Rockwell reports.

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