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Siemens Government Technologies, Inc. was platinum sponsor of the 2016 K-12 STEM Symposium for the opportunity to expose kids to…

The majority of people in Los Angeles consider the entertainment industry a family business. It is a sector that has…

Eric Schierling of Vencore and Tina Harrington of SIGNT and NRO spoke at the 2016 K-12 STEM Symposium with moderator…

Congressman Gerry Connolly at the K-12 STEM Symposium. Connolly spoke about his daughter’s involvement at Nysmith and in STEM learning.…

Altamira Technologies Corp. will be one of the key sponsors for the fourth annual K-12 STEM Symposium, held 9 a.m.-3 p.m.,…

The Annual K-12 STEM Symposium will be held March 25, 2017, in Herndon, Virginia. Register for the free, all-day forum…

Astronaut Dr. Lawrence J. DeLucas will be joining WashingtonExec’s K-12 STEM Symposium on March 25 to speak about his career as an astronaut and…

Every new administration likes to come in and try change things up, Bloomberg Government analyst and transition expert Cameron Leuthy…

They might not have a crystal ball, but Bloomberg Government’s Kevin Brancato and Bob Kipps of KippsDeSanto had plenty of…

For five years, WashingtonExec has provided a single platform for government contracting professionals to grow as individuals and as a…

On Jan. 18, members of the WashingtonExec community came together for a GovCon Executive Mixer at Maggiano’s in Tysons Corner,…

On Jan. 18, members of the WashingtonExec community came together for a GovCon Executive Mixer at Lebanese Taverna in Tysons…

Last fall, Jim Schleckser, author of “Great CEOs Are Lazy,” came and spoke to WashingtonExec’s Federal Business Council, about behaviors that…

“If I asked you to do one thing and you’d get half a million dollars—and by the way, it’s legal…

How do you best capture a potential employer’s attention? In a recent WashingtonExec Execs on the Move discussion, Right Management’s Shelby…