Click Here to read more Paul Leslie on Leaving Apptis Paul Leslie, one of our 20 People to watch in 2009, has left his position as President and COO of Apptis. He had this to say about his departure: “Apptis services is a great company. It was an honor for me to serve the employees [...]
Over the years, I’ve noticed an interesting trend: Many executives in leadership positions also served in the U.S. Navy. That little tidbit comes up so often, it’s led us to wonder if there’s something in the water. So, what’s the link between Navy service and being a successful leader in government contracting? We recently took [...]
If ever there was a time for companies in the federal marketplace to be agile, this is it. “The Bush administration had a fairly consistent ideology and spending pattern,” says Brad Antle, president of Bradford Strategic Consulting Group. “I think we’re going to see significant changes, not only in the 2009 budget but in the [...]
Just in the time for the New Year, ExecutiveBiz, the area’s largest e-Magazine, has compiled a list of the “Top 20 People to Watch in 2009.” At a time of economic and political change, these tried and true veterans of the government’s public and private sectors stand poised to take their companies and stakeholders to [...]
You’ve heard the buzz. And now you’ve read the news: Serco Inc., the U.S.-based division of the international service company Serco Group plc, has just acquired SI International for $423 million. The transaction would further evolve Serco’s North American organization into a management services business, the company said. Still untold is what this acquisition will [...]
While there are multiple paths for government contractors to ascend to the coveted tier-one status of $1 billion+ annual revenues, most lead – at some point – to a significant acquisition (or two) that opens up a new Agency channel or adds a new core service offering. This was indeed the case for Serco, Inc., [...]
Earlier this month ExecutiveBiz highlighted ten area executives in relatively new roles who we expect to be firmly placed in the 2008 spotlight. Perhaps these executives can take their cue from another set of leaders who have grown quite accustomed to being in the middle of the action. ExecutiveBiz’s “Beltway Game Changers” recognizes 10 prominent [...]
