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    Top Industry Execs to Watch in 2026

    By Staff WriterJanuary 27, 2026
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    Shawn Purvis, Sabel Systems

    Shawn Purvis

    CEO, Sabel Systems

    Sabel Systems experienced significant growth over the past year, particularly across the space ecosystem, while sharpening the capabilities it delivers to customers. Since joining the company, Shawn Purvis has focused on aligning people, platforms and mission priorities to ensure Sabel can execute at speed without sacrificing rigor. That alignment has positioned the company to scale impact while remaining grounded in customer outcomes.

    The administration’s focus on accelerating acquisition, production and delivery aligns closely with how Sabel operates. The company helps organizations unlock their digital DNA by simplifying complex environments into secure, scalable and interoperable ecosystems. Sabel’s digital engineering cloud enables connectivity with operability, allowing problems to be solved faster, more efficiently and with greater confidence.

    Why Watch

    In 2026, Purvis and her team are focused on people-first execution and accelerating digital transformation for defense organizations. Sabel believes missions cannot move faster unless teams are connected, aligned and equipped to operate in fully digital environments. That emphasis on connection and capability is what differentiates the company in a rapidly evolving market.

    Fun fact: Purvis places a strong emphasis on building connection within teams and views culture as a competitive advantage. She spends significant time listening to employees and understanding what they need to perform at their best, using that insight to guide leadership decisions and shape the company’s growth.

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