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DecisionPoint CEO Brian Flood Accepts 2025 Wash100 Award

Brian Flood, founder and CEO of DecisionPoint, received his 2025 Wash100 Award during a recent meeting with Executive Mosaic CEO Jim Garrettson.

The Wash100 Award is an annual celebration of the most significant and impactful executives transforming the government contracting sector. Winners of this elite award are identified through a careful selection process and recognized for their leadership, innovation, vision and great accomplishments in the past year. These esteemed individuals are also poised to continue shaping the GovCon landscape.

Supporting Mission-Critical Defense, Federal Needs

Flood has made his debut on Executive Mosaic’s prestigious Wash100 list. The award recognizes his significant contributions to helping defense and federal civilian agencies meet their critical mission requirements through advanced technology.

“Brian’s first Wash100 win comes as DecisionPoint ascends to GovCon prominence. As founder and CEO, Brian has led the company to secure major contracts with USTRANSCOM, the VA and the Air Force, proving its value in cybersecurity, logistics and decision support,” Garrettson stated. “Building a company from the ground up into a trusted federal partner takes sharp leadership and a clear vision—both of which Brian has in abundance.”

Flood expressed his gratitude to his colleagues and described the award as a “collective accomplishment” for the company.

“It is the collective pursuit of excellence, the collective desire to be part of something bigger than ourselves, to pursue a greater good, to serve the needs of the disparate agency and command missions we are privileged to support, that has lifted DecisionPoint to a level of excellence that has resulted in this recognition,” the chief executive added.

To learn more about Flood’s work, check out his Wash100 profile.

Congratulations to Brian Flood on his first Wash100 Award! Executive Mosaic is honored to name him to this elite group of awardees.

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