WashingtonExec E-Magazine: News You Need to Know
In this week’s news, we feature area executives who all have one thing in common: they’re all Hokies. Virginia Tech Alumni have made quite a dent in the Federal IT space and make it a priority to maintain connections and communication through various alumni groups. Some of the executives we talked to with Hokie backgrounds
Evolution of the Executive Assistant: From Secretary to Business Partner
When faced with a major health issue earlier this year that required him to lose weight to alleviate the problem, Oceus Networks President and COO Randy Fuerst looked, not to his doctor, but to his Executive Assistant (EA) Barbie Sandy to help him out. Sandy set a weight loss goal for him and her and
WashingtonExec Executive Assistant Committee Hosts Annual Appreciation Event with Keynote Speaker Donna Morea
Last week the WashingtonExec Executive Assistant Committee hosted its annual social and member appreciation event at the Waterford in Fair Oaks. We celebrated the success of our three Executive Assistant (EA) Committees with over 100 members in the government contracting industry. Despite the torrential rain, our dedicated members came out for the invitation-only event, keynoted
Mac Curtis speaks to Executive Assistant Committee on “Staying in Sync” with the Executive Team
Mac Curtis, Senior Vice President and Operative Executive at Veritas Capital, was the keynote speaker at the 2013 WashingtonExec Executive Assistant (EA) Committee dinner in Reston this past week. Curtis was hosted by Executive Assistant Committee Chairperson Barbie Sandy, EA to the President and COO at Oceus Networks. The event was sponsored by Founding Committee
WashingtonExec Hosts Executive Assistant Speed Networking Event, New Chairpersons Announced
Last week, WashingtonExec held its semi-annual Executive Assistant (EA) appreciation event, to say thank you to the “gatekeepers” for the top executives of consequence in government contracting. The event, held at Waterford Receptions in Fairfax, Virginia, brought over 45 EA’s to the first-ever speed networking event. Participants were able to meet like-minded individuals in their
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