WMS has distinguished itself due to the fact that our consultants deliver management services, as a seamless extension of corporate and organizational staff.

Cameil D. Williams was the former director of the Allegheny County Department of Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise. During her first year she was credited for doubling the departmental operating budget, securing significant grant funding, developing and implementing a comprehensive small business development and technical assistance program that provided $1,500,000 in bonding assistance and $800,000 in working capital assistance to local minority and women owned construction companies.

Williams has notably gained extensive experience in program and project management in both public and private sectors through her participation on some of the Pittsburgh region's largest economic development projects. She began her career with the Pittsburgh Housing Authority where she successfully managed its capital improvement budget that exceeded $121 million at a time when the agency received some of its highest performance ratings by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Williams also worked for an international project management and engineering firm, as the sole contract administrator on the Port Authority of Allegheny County’s Stage II Light Rail Transit project. As a contract administrator, Williams strategically managed every contract and subcontract associated with the $500 million dollar Stage II Light Rail Transit project.

Named by the United States Small Business Administration's (SBA's) as minority advocate of the year in 2004, Williams has served on several regional boards including the River's Club Board of Governor's, The Ellis School Executive Board of the Parent’s Association as recording secretary and the Sustainable Pittsburgh Advisory Board. Williams currently serves on the Executive Women’s Council and was appointed to the PA Advisory Council to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.

Williams currently performs as project executive on behalf of WMS, LLC, project manager/owner’s representatives for the development of the Mount Ararat Baptist Church’s 100,000 square foot Multi-Purpose Family Life Center estimated at $23,000,000.00.
Williams continues to make great strides and ensures open communication with all clients as well as the professional management of major development projects, with high ethics and integrity.