Jeff Miller is vice president of the public sector at mobile app security software developer NowSecure. He brings nearly two decades of experience in providing advanced technologies to federal government customers. Miller led federal sales programs at companies including internal threat detection provider Dtex Systems, smartphone manufacturer BlackBerry and its mobile security division Good Technology. He also held account manager positions at Motorola and AT&T.
Dwight Deneal is the director of the Office of Small Business Programs at the Defense Logistics Agency. In his role, Deneal helps drive DLA's mission to maximize the opportunities for small businesses to land contracts with the Department of Defense. Before joining DLA, Deneal served as director of small business and industry liaison programs for the U.S. Coast Guard.
Dan Wilbricht is the general manager of the public sector at information security analytics platform provider Devo. In this role, Wilbricht manages the company's growth initiatives in the federal marketplace, including mergers and acquisitions, partnerships and funding activities. Prior to joining Devo, Wilbricht was a senior adviser for the public sector at Keeper Security and vice president of the public sector in the Americas at Ivanti.
Chris Corgnati is president of unmanned aircraft system manufacturer MissionGO. The former U.S. Navy captain is responsible for overseeing growth strategies for the company's cargo delivery, utilities and infrastructure inspection and training businesses. Prior to joining Baltimore, Maryland-based MissionGO, Corgnati served as chief operating officer of PAE ISR and vice president of programs with NASA and the Department of Defense at Crown Consulting.
Adam Rudo is executive vice president and general manager of the intelligence sector at ManTech. He joined the Herndon, Virginia-based company in 2018 as senior VP and general manager of the security solutions business following a 13-year career at General Dynamics' information technology division. Rudo also held various senior management and technical leadership positions at Lockheed Martin.
Fletcher Previn is senior vice president and chief information officer of Cisco. He also serves as an executive sponsor for the technology company’s work with U.S. government agencies. Prior to this position, he was SVP and chief digital officer. He spent 15 years at IBM, where he served as CIO and VP for workplace as a service. Previn’s industry career included time at Walmart, Evans Analytical Group and Accurel Systems.
Boris Nejikovsky is a special adviser at ENSCO. He previously served as president of ENSCO and its wholly owned subsidiaries - ENSCO Avionics, ENSCO Avionics Canada, ENSCO Rail and ENSCO Rail Australia. He also served as vice president of ENSCO’s rail business. Nejikovsky has been with ENSCO for three decades and has played a role in the design and integration of several rail products for the company.
Andrew Schnabel is vice president of federal at Zscaler. He has been with the cloud security company since 2019. Before Zscaler, he spent four years at Riverbed Technology, where he served as VP of sales for the U.S. public sector and director of sales focused on serving the Department of Defense. Schnabel’s industry career also included time at NetApp, EDS, Unisys and Izodia.
Matthew Swenson is senior vice president of digital forensics and incident response investigations at capital markets advisory firm IR Inc. In his current capacity, Swenson leads the company's data breach investigations and response efforts. Swenson previously served as chief of the cyber division at the Homeland Security Investigations, the primary investigative unit of the Department of Homeland Security, where he oversaw cybercrime investigations, cyber threat intelligence and cyber training.
Bradford Powell is president of the federal arm of financial advisory firm FON. As head of FON Federal, he oversees the company’s growth strategy for federal professional services and technology segments. Before FON, he was vice president and general manager of Cubic’s digital intelligence business. Powell spent a decade at Northrop Grumman, where he held management positions, and served in the U.S. Air Force as an acquisition officer.
David Ray is senior vice president of operations and lead for the space business unit within the national security and space sector at Science Applications International Corp. Prior to SAIC, the U.S. Air Force veteran was president of the government and defense business unit at FLIR Systems. Ray held leadership positions during his 16-year tenure at Raytheon and served as a senior management consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton.
Frank Turner is the technical director of the Space Development Agency. He served as a government program manager, acquisition professional and a senior analyst for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Defense Threat Reduction Agency. The Air Force veteran served as a senior research fellow at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies. Turner’s industry career included time at SRI International and Northrop Grumman.
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