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Serving the Defense Department requires deep knowledge of its mission, the ability to provide secure innovative solutions, and a status as a trusted, strategic partner for the nation’s top line of defense. As technology and the defense landscape evolve, so do the needs of agencies and service members to continue protecting the nation effectively, efficiently
Top 25 Execs to Watch in 2021
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Serving the Defense Department requires deep knowledge of its mission, providing secure innovative solutions and being a trusted, strategic partner for the nation’s top line of defense. As technology and the defense landscape evolve, so do the needs of agencies and service members to continue protecting the nation effectively, efficiently and strategically. For WashingtonExec’s Top
Top 25 Cyber Execs to Watch in 2020
The cyberthreat landscape is constantly evolving — creating new challenges, expanding vulnerabilities and resulting in more sophisticated hacks and breaches. Government and industry alike are in a never-ending fight to preemptively detect threats, constantly protect and actively defend systems, networks and enterprisewide IT infrastructures. And as the federal and private sectors modernize legacy systems and
Top 25 Execs to Watch in 2020
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Top 25 Execs to Watch in 2019
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Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Karen Trowbridge, President and CEO, Trowbridge & Trowbridge
Founded by President and CEO Karen Trowbridge in 2006, T&T experienced a year of transformation in 2017. Based on a foundation of excellent past performance, financial solvency and quality principles, the company grew revenues by over 20 percent augmented by its strategic next-generation IT capabilities in support of the Defense Department. The company was recognized
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: George Wilson, CEO, ECS Federal
George Wilson started working with ECS in 2011 and took over as CEO in 2014. His purpose when joining was to build a company driven by exceptional service, highly skilled employees and a culture centered on integrity, leadership and teamwork. Wilson’s vision helped transform a small, services-oriented business into a large technology-focused provider of delivered solutions. Under his leadership, ECS has experienced
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Dave Zolet, President, LMI
LMI is preparing for growth. The 56-year old government consulting stalwart has been problem-solving for the federal government since its founding by Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. Now under the leadership of Dave Zolet, LMI leverages its long-term customer relationships, exceptionally talented people and disciplined rigor to take the company to the next level. Zolet is
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Angela Heise, President, Civil Group, Leidos
The Leidos Civil Group has one of the most diverse and dynamic portfolios within the company. Angela Heise has led this $3.6 billion business since August 2016, unifying and expanding the reach of the Civil Group to serve as a trusted partner for U.S. cabinet-level civil agencies and major elements of the public and private
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Kevin Phillips, President and CEO, ManTech Int.
ManTech’s growing success demonstrates the close alignment between its mission-focused core capabilities and customer need. Its hallmark traits are speed, agility, precision and efficiency, and so “we can scale quickly to handle any complex customer challenge, then map the ideal solution to their mission on time and within budget,” President and CEO Kevin Phillips says.
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Robin Portman, president and CEO, Atlas Research
This is shaping up to be a breakthrough year for Atlas, with the July 2017 announcement that Robin Portman would be named CEO and president, coming off a stellar career as an executive vice president at Booz Allen and as director of the Strategic Innovation group at Georgetown University’s School of Nursing. In just six
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Jonathan Moneymaker, President, Altamira Technologies Corp.
When Jonathan Moneymaker joined Altamira in 2014, he rolled up his sleeves and got to work. Expanding on his track record of success across startup ventures, mid-market private equity and Fortune 100 enterprises, he spearheaded Altamira’s 3-year, year-over-year, double-digit growth strategy, and led its two acquisitions to accelerate its position as a dominant player in
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Barbara Humpton, President and CEO, Siemens Government Technologies
Barbara Humpton spent her three-decade career supporting a range of federal customers. She previously served in senior leadership roles at Lockheed Martin and Booz Allen Hamilton. Humpton joined Siemens Government Technologies in October 2011 as senior vice president for business development, and in October 2015, was named SGT’s first chief operating officer. Not long after,
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Mike Leff, VP, Defense, AT&T Public Sector
In just four years at AT&T’s Public Sector unit, Mike Leff has led its federal Civilian Sector business, Global Public Sector Strategy and operations and now, its Defense sector business. He spearheaded the teams that secured AT&T opportunities to compete on major contracts such as the $50 billion GSA Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions and the $50
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: John Hillen, Executive in Residence, George Mason University
There’s perhaps no better-known name in the GovCon community than John Hillen’s. A former national security official turned CEO turned faculty, Hillen successfully parlayed his years of experience and leadership in government contracting and business into a role as executive in residence and professor of practice at GMU’s School of Business. There, he teaches courses
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Dan Harris, SVP, SAIC’s Information Technology Solutions Market Segment
Dan Harris joined SAIC in 1999 with the acquisition of Boeing Information Services, where he spent the first 22 years of his government contracting career. He became an integral part of SAIC’s corporate evolution and ran some of the company’s largest contracts prior to its first IPO in 2006, and following the strategic separation from
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018: Lynn Dugle, CEO, Engility
In 2016, Lynn Dugle took over as CEO of Engility, a $2 billion company with approximately 10,000 employees globally. No small task, she transformed the company from low-cost provider work to delivering best-value solutions to its main customer, the federal government. Under Dugle’s leadership, Engility secured notable contract wins, including a spot on the $50
Top 25 GovCon Execs To Watch in 2018
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25 Leaders in Government Contracting You Should Know About: Amit Yoran, Chairman and CEO of Tenable
In a year of transformational change, government contractors are facing that question like never before. A few select leaders are even shaping the conversation. For the second year in a row, WashingtonExec has assembled its list of executives who are blazing a path in uncertain times. Who are the trendsetters finding opportunities and maintaining their
25 Leaders in Government Contracting You Should Know About: Bill Weber, President and CEO of KeyW
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25 Leaders in Government Contracting You Should Know About: Carey A. Smith, Parsons Group President
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25 Leaders in Government Contracting You Should Know About: Sumeet Shrivastava, CEO and President at Array Information Technology, Inc.
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