In this episode, Amanda Ziadeh sits down with Jonathan Scholl, president of the Health Group at Leidos, as he explains…
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In this segment, Doug Russell sits down with Steve Orrin Federal CTO of Intel Corporation to discuss all things AI. Orrin touches on the all-encompassing nature of new AI executive order, the importance of collaboration in artificial intelligence between government, university researchers, and industry. What are the key areas in which AI is being applied today? What are the challenges faced by the government in adopting these strategies? Find out on this episode of Executive Perspective.
In this episode, we sit down with Benji Hutchinson, vice president at NEC Corp. We talk about his Kentucky roots,…
In this episode of Executive Perspective, we sit down with John Sutton, a GovCon executive who’s been a part of…
In this episode, we sit down with Wayne Lewandowski, senior vice president and general manager of HyTrust, a cybersecurity solution…
Bill Sullivan has been leading public sector-focused software organizations for almost 20 years. Under his leadership as vice president, companies…
Nicolas Chaillan is the chief software officer for the U.S. Air Force and one of France’s youngest entrepreneurs, having started…
In this episode with Matt Jones, president of SAP NS2 Mission Solutions and TMA, we talk about a range of…
Rick Dansey discusses his time in the Navy, living underwater, his growth and management strategies, and how to maintain a…
WashingtonExec Senior Writer Amanda Ziadeh sits down with Alan Thomas, commissioner of the Federal Acquisition Service at the General Services…
Ed Swallow, senior vice president of the Civil Systems Group at The Aerospace Corp. and a passionate STEM advocate, discusses…
Marc Marlin, managing director at KippsDeSanto, the largest investment bank exclusively focused on delivering exceptional results for leading, growth-oriented aerospace/defense and…
Get to know Sumeet Shrivastava, president and CEO of Array Information Technology, as he discusses his path to success, navigating the 8A program, market trends, philanthropy, literature and his family legacy.