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Mission Essential Obtains ISO Quality Mgmt Certification; Al Pisani Quoted
Mission Essential received an International Organization of Standardization certification after the completion of an audit process in April.
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in Contract Awards, NewsUSAFE-AFAFRICA Taps Mission Essential for ISR Data Mgmt Support; Al Pisani Quoted
Defense and intelligence services firm Mission Essential has received a five-year task order to support the U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa“™s intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations.
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TASC, Northrop Grumman Women Leaders Recognized
The Daily Record released its list of Top 100 Women in Maryland this week, and two Washington-area government contracting firms made an appearance. TASC“™s Rosemary Budd and Northrop Grumman“™s Gloria Flach were recognized for their work in leadership, community service and mentoring. Budd spearheads TASC“™s development and implementation business at Ft. Meade, supporting agencies such […] More
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TASC VP Named among Maryland's Top 100 Women
TASC Vice President of Business Development Rosemary Budd has been named one of Maryland’s Top 100 Women for her professional accomplishments, community leadership and mentoring. “Rosemary exemplifies what the people of TASC strive to be: talented professionals who are passionate about the mission of their customers and leaders who seek ways to strengthen the communities […] More
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TASC Names Rosemary Budd Director of Business Development
TASC has named Rosemary Budd as its director of business development, with the responsibility of overseeing development and implementation of the firm“™s integrated strategy to support federal customers at Ft. Meade. “The needs of our customers in the defense and intelligence communities are evolving as rapidly as the nature of the threats to our national […] More
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TASC Adds New Head of Business Development
TASC, Inc. has named Rosemary Budd director of business development, a role in which she will lead the development and implementation of TASC’s integrated strategy to support the missions of government customers at Ft. Meade, including the National Security Agency, DISA, U.S. Cyber Command and related service divisions. “The needs of our customers in the […] More
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TASC Appoints Budd as New BD Director, Al Pisani Comments
Integration and systems engineering company TASC has appointed Rosemary Budd as its new director of business development, the company announced today. Budd will leverage her 30 years of expertise in mission systems and intelligence support to work on strategy for TASC government clients at Ft. Meade, which include the NSA, U.S. Cyber Command and others. […] More
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Executive Profile: Al Pisani of TASC
As vice president of TASC’s intelligence operations business unit, Al Pisani has oversight of the side that delivers specialty engineering, technical analysis, life cycle programmatic support and tactical operations support to the defense and Intelligence Communities worldwide. Before his current position, Pisani served as vice president of business development at Northrop Grumman's Civil Services Division, […] More
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TASC’s Al Pisani Talks Strategy
TASC’s Al Pisani sat down with ExecutiveBiz for a chalk talk: “My strategy to compete is to act smart, act fast and to provide the solutions that fit our customers' needs. To accomplish this, we must possess a deep understanding of the customer mission. Many of the folks at TASC have lived the missions of […] More
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Al Pisani Talks TASC Post Divestiture
Al Pisani is the Vice President of Intelligence Operations at TASC. We had the opportunity to talk with him about TASC post divestiture, what was special about it, and why Pisani decided to be apart of it. Pisani also shared with us some of his passions outside of work and what the results of his […] More
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Advice for Dealing with Administration Change from Proven Players
Change of administration is always a challenging time for government contracting as the markets realign in anticipation of where spending will flow and how to best position for the upcoming priorities. The Obama administration change is no exception with Military shifting from hard resources to soft, traditional defense firms shifting from projecting physical space to […] More