John Heneghan is president of ECS. He took the helm of the Fairfax, Virginia-based government information technology services contractor following the retirement of George Wilson in 2021. Heneghan, a 2022 Wash100 awardee, previously served as chief operating officer of ECS with oversight of acquisition strategy, business development, operations and customer delivery. Prior to joining the ASGN subsidiary, he held leadership positions at CGI Federal and Stanley Associates.
Helene Fisher is president of mission services and solutions operating unit at health information technology company DLH. She held leadership roles at Maximus’ federal services business and led program delivery initiatives at the departments of State, Homeland Security and Justice. Fisher, a U.S. Army Signal Corps veteran, worked at Lockheed Martin for 17 years. She holds Information Technology Infrastructure Library and Project Management Professional certifications.
Ramesh Menon is chief technology officer within the office of the chief information officer at the Defense Intelligence Agency. He is responsible for strategy planning, experimentation and emerging technology platforms architecture supporting DIA and intelligence community priorities. He previously served as a CTO at IBM and as chief architect at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory with oversight of cloud, cyber, artificial intelligence and national security initiatives.
Sunny Singh is president and CEO of Aeyon, a portfolio company of Enlightenment Capital and a provider of robotic process automation, data analytics and management consulting support to federal government clients. He brings to the role over 15 years of executive leadership experience. He founded and served as CEO of a logistics and transportation company that focused on supporting the Department of Defense.
Ro Dhanda is vice president of public sector at H2O.ai, a Mountain View, California-based artificial intelligence cloud company. He previously worked at Snowflake Computing as federal regional vice president. He spent over eight years at Dell EMC, where he served as director of federal sales for the company's information intelligence group and Isilon division. Dhanda held various roles at Microsoft, Iron Mountain, NCompass Labs and Daon.
Promod Sharma is president and CEO of information technology and systems integration services provider Criterion Systems. In 2005, he co-founded Criterion as a government contractor focused on delivering cybersecurity support to three federal agencies. He previously led CNSI as president and CEO and co-founded ID DataWeb. Sharma also held senior leadership roles at Genesys, EDS and INET.
James Koch is president of federal programs and services at Michael Baker International. He joined the engineering and consulting services provider in 2017 as regional director for the Mid-Atlantic Region and went on to assume the role of executive vice president of federal programs and services to help expand relationships with federal civilian agencies. Koch, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, also held leadership positions at Hill International.
Tony Moraco is former CEO of Science Applications International Corp. He joined SAIC in 2006 and held several leadership roles, including president of government solutions group. He retired from the Reston, Virginia-based government technology services contractor in 2019. Prior to SAIC, he worked at Boeing as deputy general manager of mission systems. Moraco, a six-time Wash100 Award winner, started his career at Autometric in 1984.
Rob Howe is president, CEO and a board member of System High. He has been with the Chantilly, Virginia-based protection and security engineering services provider since 2013 and previously served as the company's chief strategy officer and chief operating officer. He also held leadership positions at Metis Solutions, TASC, ManTech and Northrop Grumman. Howe served in the U.S. Air Force as chief of security for AFELM - Test Support Unit.
Sean Berg is president of global governments and critical infrastructure at Forcepoint. He came to Forcepoint in 2017 from Polycom, where he served as vice president of public sector. Berg spent 15 years at Dell and served as executive director of the company’s defense and intelligence business. He spent six years in the U.S. Marine Corps as an infantry officer.
Steve Tolbert is executive vice president of business systems at CACI International with oversight of the delivery of the company’s products and services to defense, intelligence and civilian customers. He previously worked at Perspecta as senior VP and general manager of civilian state and local group. Tolbert held leadership positions within the public sector businesses of DXC Technology, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, SRA International and Global Systems & Strategies.
Tammy McChain is senior vice president of the federal health and civilian business at NTT Data Services. She has over three decades of leadership, business management and technical experience in the federal government sector. She spent 10 years at BAE Systems as program director. Prior to joining the industry, McChain worked as a federal employee at the FBI and the Department of Defense.
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