Bill Sullivan, vice president and general manager for the North American public sector at Cloudera, is scheduled to speak on Nov. 7 at the company-hosted government forum to be held at Denver Art Museum in Colorado. Sullivan will discuss with industry and public sector leaders how the government can leverage …
Read More »Melanie Hagerty Promoted to VP Role at Cubic
Melanie Hagerty, formerly a chief engineer of Cubic‘s defense business segment, has been promoted to vice president of innovation in a move that takes effect Oct. 28. Cubic said Thursday the 13-year company veteran will be responsible for overseeing the company’s innovation programs and leading product concept development, customer partnership and social system …
Read More »Lockheed Vet Angel Hunt Joins ACT I as Senior Contracts Manager; Michael Niggel Comments
Angel Hunt, a veteran of Lockheed Martin and Hewlett-Packard, has been named senior manager for contracts at Advanced Concepts and Technologies International. “Ms. Hunt's background in the areas of contract negotiation, contract management and administration, cost control, and regulatory compliance will enhance our contracting capabilities and support ACT I's continued growth.“ ACT …
Read More »Keith E. Johnson, Joins Spire Global as VP and General Manager Federal
Keith E. Johnson who holds more than 36 years of experience in the federal marketplace has recently joined Spire Global, a maritime, weather, and aviation data and analytics company as the vice president and general manager for the federal business. Johnson has extensive experience in business development, and building start-up company’s selling …
Read More »Davis Johnson: Riverbed Hosts Discussions on Govt Cloud Adoption, Digital Transformation
Riverbed Technology has facilitated discussions on government cloud adoption at the company’s first annual “Disrupt” event for public sector leaders in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday. The event featured a keynote speech from Hansang Bae, Riverbed chief technology officer, where he discussed how federal agencies can deploy software-defined wide area network to simplify cloud …
Read More »Leidos' Roger Krone: Georgia Tech Engineered Biosystems Facility to Seek Chronic Disease Treatments
Georgia Tech officially named the engineered biosystems building after Roger Krone, chairman and CEO of Leidos, and his wife Helen during the university's homecoming festivities held Friday in Atlanta. The Roger A. and Helen B. Krone Engineered Biosystems Building has a 219,000-square-foot space for offices and laboratories to facilitate research across systems biology, cell …
Read More »Leidos Gets Recognition for Work Under DARPA’s Unmanned Anti-Submarine Vessel Program
Leidos has received recognition for its work to build an unmanned surface vessel under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency‘s Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel program. The science and technology company said Monday its GCN dig IT award in the robotics, automation and unmanned systems category covers its support for DARPA …
Read More »Kaspersky Lab, Partners Introduce Cyber Talent Discovery Program
Kaspersky Lab has partnered with PWC, Dassault Systems and Schlumberger to facilitate a cybersecurity talent search program targeted at students and young professionals regardless of security background. The alliance seeks to help address a skills shortage in the information security industry through the Cybersecurity for the Next Generation program, Kaspersky said Friday. Participants will …
Read More »Angie Heise: Leidos to Extend Spaceflight Cargo Processing Support Under $159M NASA Award
Leidos will continue to provide engineering services for ground processing of NASA spaceflight cargo under a potential $159 million contract the agency originally announced in mid-September. The Cargo Mission Contract 3 covers the use of multiple technology platforms for the company to pack cargo NASA would send to the International Space Station, Leidos …
Read More »ATCA, Raytheon Announce Aviation Scholarship for Women; Dave Wajsgras Comments
Raytheon and the Air Traffic Control Association have introduced a scholarship program for female college students pursuing aviation-related degrees. ATCA said Wednesday the Raytheon Women in Aviation scholarship includes a summer internship within the company’s intelligence, information and services, transportation and support services units. “This new scholarship aims to encourage women to …
Read More »CenturyLink's Cynthia Shelton to Speak at NATO Conference's Women in Cybersecurity Forum
Cynthia Shelton, director of special program sales for government markets at CenturyLink, is scheduled to speak today, Oct. 19, at the three-day NATO Information Assurance Symposium that kicked off Tuesday in Mons, Belgium. Shelton will serve as a panelist at the annual symposium’s Women in Cybersecurity Forum and discuss her …
Read More »Former Commerce Sec Penny Pritzker Nominated to Microsoft Board of Directors
Penny Pritzker, former secretary of the Commerce Department, has been nominated to serve on Microsoft‘s board of directors. The company said Monday Pritzker will be presented for election at its annual meeting for shareholders on Nov. 29 alongside Arne Sorenson, president and CEO of Marriott International. “Penny and Arne are both strong leaders …
Read More »Jonathan Goldberger Joins Unisys as Global Security VP
Jonathan Goldberger, formerly director of Cisco Systems‘s advanced security services group, has been named vice president of the global security business at Unisys. Unisys said Tuesday Goldberger will oversee the company’s integrated sales and services efforts for managed security and security consulting service offerings in his new position. He will report to Harvey King, VP …
Read More »Leidos' Roger Krone Wins CR Magazine’s ‘Responsible CEO of the Year’ Award
Roger Krone, chairman and CEO of Leidos, has received the “2017 Responsible CEO of the Year” award from the CR Magazine in recognition of leadership and commitment to employee outreach, charitable efforts and other corporate responsibility programs. The magazine presented the award to Krone at its annual COMMIT!Forum held Thursday …
Read More »Huntington Ingalls’ Mike Petters Joins Board at National Association of Manufacturers
Huntington Ingalls Industries President and CEO Mike Petters has been appointed to the board of directors at the National Association of Manufacturers, which represents more more than 14,000 manufacturing companies in the U.S. NAM said Friday Petters will help advance the trade group’s manufacturing policy agenda as a board member. “I …
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