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    Perspecta Recognized as Deal Team of the Year by ACG National Capital

    By Amanda ZiadehJune 3, 2019
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    Mac Curtis, Perspecta

    Perspecta, Inc. has been given the 2019 Corporate Growth Award for Deal Team of the Year by ACG National Capital, recognized for its accomplishments in executing growth strategies and deals.

    ACG National Capital’s annual Corporate Growth Awards celebrate the Washington, D.C., region’s growth executives, investors and transaction teams, and highlights individuals and companies successfully crafting and executing growth strategies. This year’s gala was held May 14 at the Ritz-Carlton in Tysons Corner, Virginia.

    Perspecta was chosen by the 2019 Corporate Growth Awards Committee out of more than 100 recent transformational transactions and deals.

    Mac Curtis, president and CEO of Perspecta, accepted the award on behalf of the company’s team of dealmakers who he said had the foresight to recognize the value Perspecta would create in the government contracting market.

    “The focused effort on the part of the deal team that went into making Perspecta a reality will deliver lasting value to customers, employees and shareholders on all sides of the transaction,” Curtis said.

    The deal team Curtis is referring to that created Perspecta included executive leaders from DXC Technology Company and Veritas Capital. Perspecta became an independent company May 31, 2018, and was formed when a spinoff of the DXC Technology Co.’s public sector business merged with Vencore Holding Corp. and KGS Holding Corp.

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