Jim Brinker serves as president and general manager of Intel's federal subsidiary, where he oversees the company's strategic program activity in the U.S. government market. Brinker earned his second consecutive Wash100 Award in 2021 for steering the expansion of Intel Federal into strategically important programs in areas such as high-performance computing and microelectronics manufacturing.
DeEtte Gray serves as president of business and information technology solutions at CACI International. She joined the company in May 2017 as president of U.S. operations. Gray was first inducted into the Wash100 in 2015 during her service as president of the intelligence and security sector at BAE Systems‘ U.S. subsidiary and was presented with her fifth award in 2021 in recognition of her leadership work at CACI.
Paul Dillahay brought over two decades of experience in the government information technology services sector to NCI Information Systems when he joined the company in 2016 as president and CEO. His career also includes executive-level roles at CACI International and ASRC Federal. Dillahay earned his third Wash100 recognition in 2021 for leading the transformation of NCI into an enterprise-wide IT services provider.
Lynn Bamford is president and CEO of Curtiss-Wright. She has been with the North Carolina-based defense electronics supplier since 2004 and she assumed her current roles after David Adams' retirement in December 2020. Bamford received her first Wash100 Award in 2021 for leading the company through its growth and shareholder value creation initiatives.
Greg Wenzel, an executive vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton, oversees the company's Army business and focuses on efforts to help the service branch adopt digital technology platforms. In 2021, Wenzel received his third consecutive Wash100 Award for his thought leadership to drive the development of battlefield systems and services for the military.
Roy Azevedo, president of the intelligence and space business at Raytheon Technologies, oversees the company's portfolio in key areas such as training, advanced sensors and cyber. He assumed the role upon completion of the all-stock merger between Raytheon Company and United Technologies Corp. in April 2020. Azevedo received his second consecutive Wash100 Award in 2021 for his leadership in the space technology segment to help protect national security.
Doug Wagoner took the helm of LMI as president and CEO in August 2020, where he brings more than three decades of federal information technology and management consulting experience. Executive Mosaic first inducted Wagoner into the Wash100 in 2015 when he was serving as a sector president at Science Applications International Corp. and presented his second award in 2021 to recognize his leadership efforts at LMI.
Michael LaRouche serves as president of the national security and space sector at Science Applications International Corp., where he oversees SAIC's work with defense and intelligence customers. LaRouche spent over a decade at the former Raytheon company before he joined SAIC in 2019. He was inducted into Executive Mosaic's 2021 Wash100 in recognition of his efforts to accelerate the SAIC business' strategy and growth through government contract wins.
Byron Bright is president of the government solutions segment at KBR. He joined the company in 2010 as vice president of business development for government and logistics. Bright, a former Air Force flight test engineer, received his second consecutive Wash100 Award in 2021 for his efforts in driving company growth and pushing innovation for federal customers in cybersecurity, autonomous vehicles and other technology areas.
Dana Barnes, senior vice president of Palo Alto Networks’ public sector business, leads the delivery of mission-critical cybersecurity technology platforms to U.S. government customers. He oversees programs aimed at helping clients accelerate their digital transformation and modernization efforts. Executive Mosaic inducted Barnes into the 2021 Wash100 for his thought leadership across the technology and GovCon sectors.
Venkatapathi "PV" Puvvada joined NetImpact Strategies as CEO in February 2021, bringing his operational and financial leadership experience to the information technology and management consulting company. He was first inducted into the Wash100 in 2014 for his business leadership as vice president of Unisys Federal Systems. In 2020, Puvvada earned his sixth award from Executive Mosaic.
Mark Aslett is the president and CEO of Mercury Systems and serves on its board of directors. Aslett's first Wash100 Award in 2021 recognized his work on key acquisitions and contributions to driving company revenue. Under his leadership, Mercury saw its full fiscal year revenue grow from $654.7 million in 2019 to $796.6 million in 2020.
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