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    Top Industry Execs to Watch in 2026: Command Holdings’ Jon Panamaroff

    By Staff WriterMarch 3, 2026
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    Jon Panamaroff, Command Holdings

    Jon Panamaroff

    CEO, Command Holdings, a Pequot Company

    Over the past year, Jon Panamaroff focused on preserving and strengthening a company culture rooted in flexibility, growth and opportunity. As Command Holdings continued to scale within a complex and evolving government environment, the company remained intentional about putting people first, supporting professional growth while maintaining the agility required to meet mission demands.

    The team also had a key role as a trusted partner to government customers, particularly during periods of transition. Building on that trust, Command Holdings expanded its work by leveraging proven expertise within U.S. Special Operations Command, demonstrating how consistent performance and deep domain knowledge enable broader impact. Together, these efforts reflect a commitment to mission execution, people and long-term partnerships.

    Command Holdings supports federal priorities by helping agencies reduce cost, streamline operations and improve efficiency through process optimization, modern technology adoption and measurable results. As a Native-owned company, it also prioritizes government-to-government partnerships that create local jobs, strengthen tribal economies and support sustainable community development. By combining innovation, disciplined operations and a people-first approach, the company delivers value to government partners while driving long-term community impact.

    “Jon has an exceptional ability to lead people, especially through times of transition,” said Angelina Casanova, board chairwoman at Command Holdings, a Pequot Company. “He guides his team with clarity, purpose and vision, while ensuring every individual feels valued and aligned with both organizational priorities and the values of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation. Jon brings that same focus to our partnerships with customers. His approach inspires trust, strengthens relationships and turns change into opportunity.”

    Why Watch

    In 2026, Panamaroff is focused on advancing enterprise growth by expanding the company’s operating groups. Priorities include driving operational excellence through disciplined process improvement and continued adoption of mission-aligned AI capabilities to strengthen decision-making, scalability and service delivery.

    Investing in people and sustaining a strong, connected culture also remain central. By empowering teams, supporting professional development and reinforcing shared values, Panamaroff aims to ensure the organization remains resilient, scalable and positioned to deliver lasting impact for customers and partners.

    “We are undergoing change and with that comes growth,” Panamaroff said. “At Command Holdings, we focus on working together with our teams and government partners to streamline operations, create local jobs and deliver real impact. As a Native-owned company, we value unity and collaboration, knowing that when we work together, we can achieve more for our communities and those we serve.”

    Fun fact: Panamaroff supports Native communities as co-chair of the Native American Contractors Association and chairperson of the board of directors for Natives of Kodiak, Inc. He’s also committed to education and serves as an adjunct economics professor at Evergreen State College.

    See the entire Top Industry Execs to Watch in 2026 list here. 

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