Fed 100 Winners Announced
The Federal 100 Awards have been announced ahead of the March 19 gala at the Grand Hyatt Washington and honor government and industry leaders who played a key role in how the federal government acquires, develops and manages IT. Presented by FCW and parent company 1105 Media, the winners were selected by a panel of
FCW Announces Rising Star Winners
FCW has named Mittal Desai among its Rising Star Award winners for 2017. The publication’s awards program recognizes individuals in the first 10 years of their federal IT careers who have achieved beyond the requirements of their official job descriptions. “Each year, FCW recognizes individuals who are early in their federal IT careers but (are)
GovernmentCIO Magazine Hires Camille Tuutti as Editor-in-Chief
Camille Tuutti has been named editor-in-chief of GovernmentCIO Magazine. The Stockholm, Sweden, native previously spent three years as executive editor at Nextgov and has also worked at Fedscoop and FCW. Her career spans several years covering and overseeing coverage of federal contracting, cybersecurity and technology issues. “Camille Tuutti is among the most highly respected journalists in
2017 Fed 100 Winners Include Barry Barlow, Other GovCon Leaders
FCW announced Feb. 7 the honorees of its 2017 Fed 100 list, narrowed down from “hundreds of nominations,” according to the publication. The result is a “list of 100 women and men that should make even the most hardened skeptics optimistic about what’s possible in federal IT.” The winner’s profiles will be published in the
2017 Fed 100 Winners Include John Hillen, Other GovCon Leaders
FCW announced Feb. 7 the honorees of its 2017 Fed 100 list, narrowed down from “hundreds of nominations,” according to the publication. The result is a “list of 100 women and men that should make even the most hardened skeptics optimistic about what’s possible in federal IT.” The winner’s profiles will be published in the
FCW Honors Mary Davie, Renny Dipentima at Federal 100 Awards Gala
FCW announced the recipients of the President’s and Eagle Awards at the 27th annual Federal 100 Awards Gala held at The Marriott Marquis in Washington, D.C. The two winners of the Eagle Award – one from government and one from industry – were selected based upon their impact in federal IT in the past year.
FCW Names This Year’s “Federal 100”
Each year FCW requests nominations for the Federal 100. The criteria is as follows: 1. Anyone in the federal IT community is eligible. 2. The award is for individual accomplishments in 2015. 3. Federal 100 winners go above and beyond — whatever their level or rank. A fancy job title is not required, and just
eGlobalTech Named to Federal Computer Week’s List of Top 20 Women-Owned Companies in the Government IT Market
Arlington, Va.-based eGlobalTech (eGT) announced Nov. 16 that the company has been named to Federal Computer Week‘s (FCW) Federal List of Top 20 Women-Owned Companies in the government information technology (IT) market. “We are excited to be recognized for our IT leadership and included as one of the Top 20 Woman-Owned Companies,” eGlobalTech President Sonya
FCW 2015 Rising Star Award Given to Michael Wheeless of Oceus Networks, Inc.
Reston, Va.-based Oceus Networks, Inc. announced that Michael Wheeless, Principal Systems Engineer, was named as a 2015 Rising Star Award winner by FCW. The Rising Star Award is given out annually to those individuals who, within the first ten years of their federal IT careers, have exceeded their job descriptions and have impacted not only
FCW Announces 2015 Federal 100, Includes Ken Asbury, Jon Johnson and Kay Kapoor
FCW has announced its 2015 Federal 100, a list of 100 women and men that should make even the most hardened skeptics optimistic about what’s possible in federal IT. Profiles of the winners will be published in FCW’s March 30 issue and online. There will also be a Fed 100 Gala on March 26. Capt.
WashExec RollCall: Six Executives Transition; Six Celebrate Work Anniversaries
WashingtonExec RollCall: JD Kathuria pulls from the broader WashingtonExec network to dish out the area’s who’s who and what’s what When it comes to striking deals, who you know trumps what you know in the government contracting community. And with three years of WashingtonExec’s outcome and result-oriented networking programs and events behind us, we’ve decided to expand our networking
Camille Tuutti Joins Nextgov as Executive Editor
Atlantic Media’s Government Executive Media Group today announced it has appointed Camille Tuutti to serve as Executive Editor of Nextgov — the group’s federal technology information publication. The former FedScoop editorial director will replace Katherine Peters to lead editorial strategy and operations for Nextgov starting June 9 after most recently serving as the FedScoop.com editorial
FCW Announces 2014 Federal 100 Award Winners
FCW has announced its Federal 100 Award winners for 2014. The winners include 22 from the private sector, two from academia and 76 from the federal government – with 52 in civilian agencies, 22 in defense and two from Capitol Hill, according to FCW. They’ll be honored at a March 20 black-tie, 25th annual Federal 100 Awards
FCW Announces 2013 Federal 100
The 2013 Federal 100 have been announced, and FCW has the scoop! The article describes the selecting panel as a diverse group of industry and government leaders, including “22 from industry, two from academia, one from state government and 75 from the federal government—with 56 in civilian agencies, 15 in the defense sector and 4
New FCW and GCN Platforms to be Unveiled by 1105 Government Information Group October 15th
This October, 1105 Government Information Group has announced it will unveil the rebranding and repositioning of its flagship government trade platforms Federal Computer Week (FCW) and Government Computer News (GCN). The brands, renamed just by their acronyms, FCW and GCN, will feature a more focused editorial mission, answer government’s call to deliver more customized information,
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