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The number of students expected to matriculate into the STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) workforce has decreased steadily during past years, with only 17…

WashingtonExec presents a Mid-Year Review of the top stories we’ve covered thus far. STEM news is covered as much as possible due to its importance…

The WashingtonExec STEM Council’s inaugural meeting brought a crowd of 20 Thursday morning for a breakfast roundtable aimed at discussing ways in which the education…

WashingtonExec last week welcomed members from each of its Councils to Congressional Country Club for the company’s annual social and member appreciation event. Digital Management…

Earlier this week, the WashingtonExec STEM Council held its second event of 2013: The Workforce of Tomorrow are Your Kids Today. Why STEM is…

The cyberthreat landscape is constantly evolving — creating new challenges, expanding vulnerabilities and leading to more sophisticated hacks and breaches. And when the COVID-19 pandemic…

At 19, Cady Coleman knew she wanted to study chemistry, but she had no plans to pursue a career as an astronaut. Then, she met…

The WashingtonExec MARCOM Committee hosted an evening roundtable event for about 40 attendees at Maggiano’s in Tysons Corner on April 22, 2015, featuring keynote speaker…

WashingtonExec 2013 Government Contracting Outlook Series: The new year brings big changes for the Federal IT industry, and WashingtonExec is back with its Government Contracting…