Tay Fitzgerald is president of strategic missile defense at Raytheon Technologies' missiles and defense business. She previously served as acting vice president of advanced concepts and technology at Raytheon Intelligence and Space. Fitzgerald spent three decades at the former Raytheon company prior to its merger with United Technologies Corp. and held the roles of VP of operations for space and airborne systems and SM-6 missile deputy director.
Ted Davies is former CEO of Altamira Technologies. Prior to Altamira, he was president of federal systems at Unisys, where he served defense, homeland security and civilian customers. He spent nearly two decades as a partner at Booz Allen Hamilton. Davies, a 2014 Wash100 Award winner, currently serves as a senior adviser at Attain Capital Partners, Easy Dynamics and CodeMettle.
Tim Byers is senior vice president and general manager of federal and environmental solutions at Jacobs. He joined Jacobs in 2018 from CH2M, where he served as SVP and executive manager of defense strategy and business development and Air Force key client account manager. He worked at Atkins as SVP of federal defense sector. Byers spent three decades in the U.S. Air Force, where he served as civil engineer.
Tim Lamb is president of security strategic business unit at Chenega, where he oversees the delivery of law enforcement and protective security services, special weapons teams, electronic security systems planning and integration and related services to customers in the U.S. and abroad. He previously served as president of Chenega Infinity and Chenega Security and Support Solutions. Prior to Chenega, Lamb was assistant commandant of the U.S. Army Military Police School.
Traviss Green is chief operating officer of Arlington, Virginia-based cybersecurity and systems engineering firm Millennium. He spent five years at McAfee, where he served as director of regional sales with oversight of the company's enterprise defense and intelligence community portfolio. Green worked at Lockheed Martin for 15 years and served as principal business development manager.
William Schaefer is president, CEO and a board member Amyx. He has held leadership roles at the Reston, Virginia-based information technology services contractor since 2006, including program manager of IT transformation initiatives for the Defense Logistics Agency and U.S. Transportation Command. Schaefer worked at Tenix as business development manager for its North American market and was a member of Georgia Tech Research Institute’s Logistics and Maintenance Applied Research Center.
Jill Bruning is president of Amentum’s intelligence, systems engineering, security, services and solutions unit. She previously worked at AECOM as executive vice president and general manager of intelligence community services. Bruning, a 2016 Wash100 awardee, held leadership roles at URS, NJVC, Computer Sciences Corp. and Nichols Research.
Hector Alvarez is general manager and senior vice president of training and readiness business at Valiant Integrated Services. Before Valiant, he spent 25 years at Lockheed Martin, where he served as VP and GM of U.S. Special Operations Command’s global sustainment support services business and VP of programs, among executive roles. Alvarez also held leadership positions at Hughes Aircraft and General Electric.
James Yeager is vice president of public sector and health care at CrowdStrike. Prior to joining, CrowdStrike, he was director of federal sales at cybersecurity and systems management company Tanium. He spent nearly five years at McAfee, where he served as regional director of federal civilian sales. Yeager also held sales leadership positions at DLT Solutions and Oracle.
Melissa Carson is vice president and general manager at Iron Mountain Government Solutions. She held executive positions during her three-decade career at Unisys’ federal and commercial segments. Her previous roles at Unisys Federal included VP of civilian agencies, finance VP, operations director and business unit chief financial officer. Carson briefly worked as VP of civilian market group at Science Applications International Corp. following SAIC’s acquisition of Unisys Federal in 2020.
Mike Barthlow is president and CEO of BT Federal, the U.S. government arm of U.K.-based telecommunications and network provider BT Group. He is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who previously served as senior vice president and general manager at Cubic. Barthlow held leadership roles at Harris, Northrop Grumman’s mission systems business and AT&T and has over 25 years of experience in the technology, infrastructure and communications sectors.
Mike McCalip is vice president for government programs and strategy at Carahsoft Technology. He has over three decades of experience as a business executive in the public sector. Before Carahsoft, he was head of government relations and public policy at ServiceNow. He founded and served as principal of Modern World Technology. McCalip spent over two decades in the U.S. Navy and held various roles, including fleet and command master chief.
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