FCW's Fed 100 features 20 from industry
FCW, a sister publication to Washington Technology, has released its annual Federal 100 list featuring 20 individuals from industry.
FCW, a sister publication to Washington Technology, has released its annual Federal 100 list featuring 20 individuals from industry.
The Federal 100 is a list of men and women from government, industry and academia who have played pivotal roles that affect how the federal government acquires, develops and manages IT, going above and beyond their daily duties to make a difference in their agencies.
Notable winners of the 2015 Fed 100 from industry include:
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Ken Asbury
President and CEO
CACI International -
Robert Barnes
Public Sector Practice Director
Coalfire Systems -
Teresa Bozzelli
President
Sapient Government Services -
Courtney Bromley
Vice President, Homeland Security and Law Enforcement
IBM -
Judy Cohen
Vice President
Aquilent -
Kathleen Cowles
Principal
Deep Water Point -
Brandee Daly
Account Management Executive
Amazon Web Services -
John Goodman
Chief Operating Officer
Accenture Federal Services -
John Hynes Jr.
President and CEO
TASC -
Joel Jacobs
Vice President and CIO
The MITRE Corp. -
Kay Kapoor
President
AT&T Government Solutions -
Chris Kearns
Program Director, Global Services Management-Operations, Information Systems and Global Solutions
Lockheed Martin -
Catherine Marschner
Data Program Manager
Millennium Challenge Corporation -
Kimberly McCabe
CEO
ASI Government -
Kartik Mecheri
Co-Founder and Chief Architect
Karsun Solutions -
Jeff Mohan
Executive Director, GSA Programs
AT&T Government Solutions -
Gaurav Pal
Director, Strategic Programs
Smartronix -
Larry Payne
Area Vice President, U.S. Federal Sales
Cisco -
Venkatapathi (PV) Puvvada
President (acting)
Unisys Federal Systems -
Thomas Romeo
President
MAXIMUS Federal -
Tim Rund
Shared Services Enterprise Strategy Consultant
Microsoft -
Abe Usher
Chief Technology Officer
HumanGeo -
Kathy Warden
Corporate Vice President, and President, Northrop Grumman Information Systems
Northrop Grumman