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Artificial intelligence is reshaping U.S. military technology. It’s driving how it builds ships, defends against missiles, flies fighter jets and even trains its forces. From a contractor partnership to boost shipyard productivity, to the Army’s vision of AI-driven missile defense and the Air Force’s AI-powered F-16 flights, the Pentagon is betting big on algorithms to […] More
No topic gets GovCon executives talking like AI. The technology promises to revolutionize federal business by delivering faster decision-making, improved cybersecurity and enhanced mission effectiveness. From automating data analysis to optimizing logistics and intelligence, federal officials are looking to AI to help modernize operations, slash costs and gain a technological edge, all while driving massive […] More
Ryan Hinkle is leading Hitachi Vantara Federal into a more mission-driven and coordinated sales era. He’s taking the company’s innovative technology and combining it with excellence across sales, marketing, partnerships and capture, transforming the organization into one cohesive GovCon powerhouse. Who Is Ryan Hinkle? A GovCon veteran, Hinkle previously worked at TEKsystems and Dell EMC before moving to […] More
Greg Fortier knows success in GovCon is a lot like the skill required to fly the Department of Defense’s most advanced aircraft. Both environments are unforgiving, demand superior judgement and require exceptional execution to deliver the desired outcomes. Fortier, SAIC senior vice president for Army business, is taking those skills developed while accumulating over 4,000 flight […] More
Jen Sovada’s 25 years in the Air Force taught her immensely valuable skills. Among them, it taught Sovada, a retired colonel and intelligence officer, the essential qualities for success in GovCon: building trust, investing in people’s growth and creating shared purpose. Sovada, as general manager for public sector at Claroty, is applying those skills while leading […] More
Yvonne Vervaet, Nightwing chief growth officer, knows fostering rescue dogs is a lot like being an accomplished GovCon executive. Both jobs take time, stability and consistent guidance to bring success. One can’t just expect instant results. Both involve seeing potential where others don’t. A good foster sees past fear and stress and recognizes the potential for […] More
Supply chain security is more essential to homeland security than ever before. Supply chains are foundational to global commerce, bringing cost efficiencies to the private sector, the federal government, state and local governments, and academia. But the global aspect of modern supply chains means these same efficiencies also bring risks for U.S. GovCons. The growing […] More
Aaron Allgeyer, T2S Solutions vice president for strategic growth, has been off to a flying start since joining the company in March. A 22-year Air Force intelligence veteran, he’s quickly leveraged his USAF experience to expand the company’s exposure to service and intelligence community senior leaders. Allgeyer is responsible for T2S Solutions’ strategy and execution of […] More
Tang Pham, AT&T vice president of defense, offers a uniquely strategic lens on the evolving GovCon landscape, one shaped by his extensive experience at the intersection of government services and commercial innovation. Throughout his career, Pham has focused on building scalable and differentiated solutions that go beyond traditional staffing models, recognizing that true mission impact is […] More
Zhenia Klevitsky, ITC Federal chief growth officer, knows what it takes to rise up the ranks in GovCon. She’s done it all in her over 25 years in government contracting in positions of varying experience levels. Klevitsky started her GovCon career as an intern, moved into a consulting role and then transitioned into growth-focused functions such […] More
Ambitious professionals choose to enter the GovCon industry for a variety of reasons: good pay, working with cutting-edge technologies or working in the Washington metropolitan region, among them. But a common denominator among them is serving the U.S. It’s extremely common for people who served in the U.S. military to continue their careers in government […] More
Erika Dinnie, MetTel vice president for federal strategy and planning, thrives in change. Before starting at MetTel in April, she spent 20 successful years in a variety of roles in the federal government ranging from legislative affairs to IT and commercial real estate. Dinnie previously served as the General Services Administration’s associate chief information officer for […] More
