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In case you missed last week’s WashingtonExec e-magazine, here’s what you need to know: Doug Lane shared his decision to…

If, as the father of modern management, Peter Drucker says, “culture eats strategy for breakfast” then IT strategy at the…

The AFCEA Educational Foundation is promoting and raising funds for STEM by pedaling its way from Pittsburgh to Washington, DC…

The WashingtonExec STEM Council will beginning in September formalize its adoption of Langston Hughes Middle School (LMHS), a Fairfax County…

A rescue worker at the scene of a hurricane searches for victims to aid. The area she needs to cover…

This week in our e-magazine you’ll find our mid-year review highlighting the key executive transition announcements, top merger and acquisition…

President Barack Obama, in case you missed it, last Wednesday declared June 18 a “National Day of Making” as tech…

This week’s WashingtonExec e-magazine zooms in on an article featuring screenwriter M. Night Shyamalan, who spoke to local audiences about…

“That politicians aren’t leading with this is astonishing,” M. Night Shyamalan tells us at an event aimed at opening up…

Area business executives pooled heads earlier this month at a Foundation for Fairfax County Public Schools kick-off luncheon aimed at…

The Northern Virginia and Potomac region’s concentration of data analytics businesses and workers, federal government presence and STEM educational potential positions…

This week’s WashingtonExec e-magazine presents a featured story on CALIBRE Systems’ John Mutarelli and Jeffrey Giangiuli, who are shifting their…

Children who visit museums during kindergarten tend to score higher on reading, math and science assessments than their non-museum attending…

This week’s WashingtonExec e-magazine presents a featured story on Ed Casey, the new chief operating officer at Serco Group plc.…

This week’s WashingtonExec e-magazine presents a featured story on Jay Johnson, president and chief executive officer of Software AG. Johnson…