Author: Rachel Kirkland

Frank Dimina has been vice president of public sector at Splunk for almost a year, but his journey into that…

Daniel Hoffman spent most of his career in government service, including international work as a CIA station chief. Now, the…

It’s a refrain echoed over and over in discussions around shifting from legacy infrastructure to the cloud: the need and…

Tickets to the annual Bite Me Cancer Wine Dinner are now available. The dinner, which begins 5:30 p.m. on April…

Students who attended Nysmith School for the Gifted, a private, preschool through eighth grade institution, have a high rate of…

For Christy Monaco, just getting a taste of the satisfaction that comes from truly rethinking old ways of doing things was energizing enough to ignite a passion for doing it full-time.

WashingtonExec has been reaching out to leaders in government and government contracting to learn more about their habits, experiences and…

WashingtonExec has been reaching out to successful leaders in government and government contracting to learn more about their habits, experiences…

In a mobile environment, it’s not often you find yourself working with the same core team for 15 years. A…

Jeff Grass knows not all office catered meals are especially palatable or cost-effective. So, when the serial entrepreneur encountered an…

WashingtonExec has been reaching out to successful leaders in government and government contracting to learn more about their habits, experiences…

You might not know it, but there’s a crisis in the cubicles. On average, only about 33 percent of workers…

Mioshi Moses, Genesys Works Genesys Works aims to give a hand to students in underserved communities, but the intense technical…

Kevin Parker, HireVue HireVue, the Utah-based provider of video interviewing and talent assessment tools used in hiring processes worldwide, has…

WashingtonExec has been reaching out to successful leaders in government and government contracting to learn more about their habits, experiences…