George Wilson serves as president of ECS. He joined the company in 2011 as chief strategy officer and held both the president and CEO roles from February 2014 until its acquisition by ASGN in April 2018. Wilson received his fourth consecutive Wash100 Award in 2021 for his continued leadership efforts to help grow ECS' presence in the GovCon space.
Steve Selfridge is president of government services at Day & Zimmermann. He oversees the company's business that provides global security, critical infrastructure and architecture and engineering services to the government sector. Selfridge previously held senior leadership positions at software provider Acsis and Checkpoint Systems.
Amy Gilliland assumed the president role at General Dynamics’ information technology business in 2017. She has worked in various senior leadership positions since joining the company in 2005, including senior vice president of human resources and administration and staff vice president of strategic planning. Gilliland was named to the 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021 editions of Executive Mosaic's Wash100 for her leadership in driving corporate growth and innovation.
John Goodman serves as chief executive of Accenture's federal arm and has been with the company since 1998. He is responsible for leading Accenture Federal Services as the subsidiary caters to the requirements of the U.S. federal government in defense, intelligence, public safety, health and civilian sectors. In 2021, Goodman won his fourth consecutive Wash100 Award that recognized his leadership in federal information technology initiatives.
Anthony Robbins is an NVIDIA vice president who is focused on leading and growing the technology company's federal business. He and his team work with government customers to advance artificial intelligence pursuits through company products. Robbins is a four-time Wash100 Award recipient, with the latest in 2021 highlighting his contributions to AI capability development in support of federal sector transformation.
Alton “Larry” Gwaltney is CEO of Federal Resources, a Maryland-based company that provides equipment and professional services to first responders and warfighters. He previously spent more than 14 years at law firm Moore & Van Allen. Gwaltney also served as an officer at the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps.
John Song is a managing director and co-head of the government and defense practice at Baird. He joined the financial services company in early 2018 after working for more than a decade at Houlihan Lokey. Song was presented with his first Wash100 Award in 2021 for his government services advisory leadership as demonstrated by his contributions to the largest M&A activities in the recent year.
Chris Brady leads the mission systems unit of General Dynamics as president, a role he has held since 2019. General Dynamics Mission Systems continues its growth in the federal marketplace under his leadership as evidenced by several multimillion-dollar contract awards to the business. Brady received Wash100 recognitions in 2020 and 2021.
Jay Bellissimo is chief operating officer of cloud communications provider Vonage. He spent 18 years at IBM, where he served as general manager for the U.S. federal and public market. Bellissimo has over three decades of experience in the technology sector and received his first Wash100 Award in 2021 for his leadership in driving company growth and cloud innovation.
Jonathan Moneymaker is CEO of BlueHalo, a private equity-backed provider of technology services to the national security community. He previously served as president of Altamira Technologies and spent five years as general manager of Boeing's intelligence systems group. Moneymaker sits on the board of the National Defense Industrial Association.
Mac Curtis served as chairman of the board, president and CEO of Perspecta, which now operates as part of Peraton. He has over 30 years of senior leadership experience in federal government contracting with an eye for acquisitions. The seven-time Wash100 Award winner led the integration of Vencore, DXC Technology’s public sector business and KeyPoint Government Solutions to form Perspecta, which Curtis helped transform into a $7.1 billion company.
Kathy Warden is chairman, president and CEO of Northrop Grumman. She joined the Falls Church, Virginia-based aerospace and defense contractor in 2008 and held various positions of increasing responsibility. Warden is a six-time Wash100 Award winner who led the integration of Northrop’s Orbital ATK acquisition and has decades of experience in business development and operational leadership in both government and commercial sectors.
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