ALEXANDRIA, VA-Alethea Predeoux is the new deputy city manager. In this position, she will focus on community health and human services. In addition, she will support the people who work for the City of Alexandria. A longtime resident of the city, she assumes her new role on March 18.
“I’m thrilled that we were able to find such a qualified candidate to fill the Deputy City Manager position,” said City Manager James Parajon. “Ms. Predeoux’s experience and success in personnel and healthcare will prove invaluable to the Alexandria community and the well-being of City employees.”
She was previously employed by the federal government in the Office of Personnel Management, serving as the department’s chief of staff. Prior to that position, where she ensured that the agency operated successfully on a daily basis, Predeoux worked in healthcare policy and labor. In that field, She assisted organizations like the Paralyzed Veterans of America and the AFL-CIO.
She is a graduate of Spelman College and earned her master’s degree from George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government.
Alethea Predeoux’s appointment as the new Deputy City Manager of Alexandria, VA, represents a significant step forward for community health and human services in the city. With her extensive experience in personnel and healthcare, gained through roles in the Office of Personnel Management and healthcare policy, Predeoux is poised to make a meaningful impact on the well-being of Alexandria’s residents and city employees. Her educational background from Spelman College and George Mason University further underscores her capability to contribute effectively to the city’s management. This strategic appointment signals Alexandria’s commitment to enhancing community health initiatives and supporting its workforce.