Engility’s Lynn Dugle Honored with WBJ’s Lifetime Achievement Award
Defense industry veteran Lynn Dugle who came out of retirement over two years ago to take the reins of Engility as CEO and who now steers the company through a $2.5 billion acquisition to SAIC has been honored with a lifetime achievement award. The award comes from The Washington Business Journal’s editorial team, citing her
SAIC’s Kim Rupert Honored With ‘Women Who Mean Business’ Award
Kim Rupert, the chief risk officer of Science Applications International Corp., has been named one of 25 “Women Who Mean Business” by the Washington Business Journal. A long-time contract-management guru, Rupert won praise for her role in helping SAIC switch over thousands of contracts after the company separated from its former parent company in 2013.
ACT I Lands on Fastest-Growing Companies List
Advanced Concepts and Technologies International, LLC has been named among the 75 fastest-growing companies by Washington Business Journal. To be considered for the awards program, companies had to be headquartered in the greater Washington area. They also had to have revenue growth every year between 2015 and 2017, with revenues of at least $2 million in 2015
Changeis Named one of Washington Business Journal’s 2018 Best Places to Work in the Greater Washington Area
Changeis has been named one of the Best Places to Work in the greater Washington area by Washington Business Journal. Every year, Washington Business Journal ranks companies in four size categories — small, medium, large and extra large — using quantitative results from employee engagement surveys. Changeis was recognized in the small business category. The company
InCadence Named To Washington Business Journal’s “Best Place to Work” List
InCadence Strategic Solutions has been named to Washington Business Journal’s 2018 list of “Best Places to Work” in the Greater Washington area. Washington Business Journal’s list honors companies that prioritize employee culture and satisfaction, choosing finalists through anonymous employee surveys. InCadence was chosen based on employees’ reviews of the company’s benefits and compensation packages, career growth
Inoventures’ Meena Krishnan Named 2017 Business Leader of the Year
The Washington Business Journal has chosen Inoventures CEO and President Meena Krishnan as the 2017 Minority Business Leader of the Year. Krishnan founded Inoventures, LLC in 2008 with a passion for making a difference by providing strategic solutions in government, commercial and international markets. In 2016, the company earned $5 million in revenue and various
Trowbridge & Trowbridge Among WBJ’s Fastest-Growing Businesses
Trowbridge and Trowbridge, LLC has been named to the Washington Business Journal’s Fastest Growing Companies list for 2017, based on revenue growth for 2014, 2015 and 2016. The awards were presented during a ceremony Oct. 19 at the Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner. T&T placed 40th on Washington Business Journal’s list. “This award is a testament to
Engility CEO Honored As A ‘Woman Who Means Business’
Engility Holdings CEO Lynn Dugle has been recognized as one of the Washington, D.C., area’s most influential businesswomen by the Washington Business Journal, earning a place on its annual “Women Who Mean Business” list. Dugle became CEO of Engility in 2016, and joined the company when it acquired TASC, where she had been a director.
IronArch Technology Named to WBJ’s 2016 List of Best Places to Work
IronArch Technology announced June 10 that the company has been named to the Washington Business Journal’s Best Places to work list for 2016 in the small business category. This annual award honors companies that prioritize employee culture and satisfaction. Finalists are chosen through the results of an anonymous employee survey. “We have worked to build
SAVE THE DATE: “Roadmap to Our Region’s Economic Future” Forum, Jan. 14, 2016
Cardinal Bank, the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce, George Mason University and Washington Business Journal will host “Roadmap to Our Region’s Economic Future” from 7:15 to 11:30 a.m. Jan. 14, 2016, at the Ritz-Carlton in Tysons Corner. The discussion will center on how the Washington regional economy can be re-positioned to remain competitive and grow
Buchanan & Edwards Inc. One of 19 GovCon Firms Named to WBJ’s 2015 “Fastest Growing Companies” List
Buchanan & Edwards Inc. (BE) was one of 19 government contracting firms named to the Washington Business Journal’s 2015 Fastest Growing Companies list. Companies had to be headquartered in the Washington, D.C. region, have revenue of at least $2 million in 2012 and at least $10 million in 2014 in order to qualify. BE ranked at number
CSC Modifies Leadership Structure to Cut Overhead, Improve Customer Relations
Computer Sciences Corp. is modifying its leadership structure in an effort to trim overhead and make it easier to work with customers and partners — in the process eliminating its global chief and shaking up oversight of the company’s public sector business, according to Washington Business Journal‘s Jill R. Aitoro. “As CSC’s business transformation continues, we are simplifying
Washington Business Journal Names SRA International One of D.C.’s Healthiest Employers
Washington Business Journal named Fairfax, Va.-based SRA International Inc. the winner of the 2014 Healthiest Employers among companies with 1,499 to 4,999 full time employees in the greater Washington area. The WBJ Healthiest Employers Award program recognizes the Washington region’s top 50 healthiest employers based on a wide range of factors. “We are honored to
DMI Ranked in Washington Business Journal’s 2013 List of Fastest Growing Companies
Digital Management, Inc. (DMI), a leading provider of mobile enterprise solutions and services, was recently ranked number 16 out of 50 in the Washington Business Journal’s 2013 list of fastest growing companies. “We’re very excited to have been recognized by the Washington Business Journal as one of the fastest growing companies in the D.C. area.
Octo Consulting Group’s Ben Davies Wins 2013 Government Contracting CFO of the Year Award
Octo Consulting Group‘s Ben Davies was recently announced the winner of the Washington Business Journal’s 2013 Government Contracting CFO of the year award. Having been with the firm since 2011, Davies has led the implementation of various departments such as HR, Accounting, Contracts, and Operations. Davies told the Washington Business Journal his proudest achievement as
Appian Recognized as “Best Company to Work For” by Two Different Organizations
Appian has received back-to-back recognition as one of the best companies for employee engagement. Indeed.com, the number one job site in the world, recently named Appian the number one company to work for in the nation; in their size category. The firm has also been ranked as one of the “Top 20 Best Places to Work” by
MicroPact Named Among This Year’s Best Places to Work by Washington Business Journal
Software Developer MicroPact has been named to The Washington Business Journal‘s 2013 List of the Best Places to Work. Among the many organizations, MicroPact was recognized for creating a great work environment and for hiring top talent. MicroPact employees and their families receive comprehensive healthcare paid in full by the firm, a 401 (k) retirement
Iron Bow Technologies’ President and CEO Rene LaVigne Honored as 2013 Minority Business Leader
Washington Business Journal named Rene LaVigne, President and CEO of Iron Bow Technologies LLC, a 2013 Minority Business Leader. He was recognized as one of 25 outstanding business leaders from diverse backgrounds who have demonstrated company success within the last 12-18 months, as well as being a top level corporate executive who played a strong
Acentia CEO Todd Stottlemyer Makes The Washington Business Journal’s “Power 100” List
The Washington Business Journal has released its “Power 100″ list of most influential business leaders, and Acentia’s CEO Todd Stottlemyer has made the cut. “This recognition is really a reflection on the more than 1,000 men and women at Acentia who come to work every day to make a positive difference—helping their customers meet their
Debbie Ricci of A-T Solutions Named CFO of the Year
A-T Solutions Inc. Chief Financial Officer, Debbie Ricci, was named CFO of the Year by the Washington Business Journal in the category for businesses with revenue between $25 million and $250 million. Winners were announced at a luncheon held at Omni Shoreham Hotel. Dennis Kelly said, “Our team is thrilled that Debbie has been recognized
Intelligent Decisions (ID) Recognized As Best Place To Work
Harry Martin, Intelligent Decisions, Inc. The Washington Business Journal has recognized Intelligent Decisions (ID), Inc. as one of Greater Washington’s Best Places to Work of 2012. Harry Martin, ID President and CEO said, “We are thrilled to be recognized as one of the best places to work in the DC area. Intelligent Decisions has always
DMI, Inc. Celebrates 10 Years Of Service
On May 17, 2012, DMI, Inc. celebrated its 10th birthday. With a special event at the company’s new headquarters, DMI employees and guests took a look back at DMI’s history and the successes that have taken DMI from a one person company in 2002 to an employer of hundreds with project offices around the country.
DMI Named One Of The Top 50 Best Places To Work In Greater Washington For 2012
DMI announced yesterday that it was named one of the Top 50 Best Places to Work in Greater Washington for 2012 by the Washington Business Journal. The ranking is based on a quantitative survey of employees conducted by Quantum Workplace, an employer rating agency that surveys employee engagement, loyalty and retention. “We’re a service business
Q & A With Joanna Alexis: NavStar’s Methods In Managing Government Big Data
Meet Joanna Alexis, President and CEO of Navstar, an IT Services and Innovative Enterprise Consulting Solutions firm that provides Software Development, Systems Engineering and Data Management to federal agencies.With her knowledge and expertise of securing contracts with the Intelligence Community, Alexis has led the company to be recognized as one of the Top 25 Small Technology
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