As the United States confronts the coronavirus outbreak, Americans continue to rate a wide range of federal agencies favorably, including two at the forefront of dealing with COVID-19. Keep Reading
As organizations address the longer-term implications of COVID-19, Yann Zopf of the World Economic Forum says it is imperative to focus on the needs of all stakeholders, from customers to suppliers to shareholders and, specifically, employees. Keep Reading
Modly resigned Tuesday morning following his controversial remarks to the crew of the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt about their fired captain, where he labeled him "too naive" and "too stupid." Keep Reading
Hodge will lead the corporation’s Digital Transformation, Enterprise Transformation and Enterprise Information Technology global teams. She will report to the incoming president and CEO, Jim Taiclet. Keep Reading
Compliance, investigations and security consulting specialist, Guidepost Solutions, has announced that Christopher R. Kim, Esq. has joined the team as a senior managing director. Keep Reading
We can plan to return to normal while simultaneously preparing our communities to return to a lockdown posture. Keep Reading
COVID-19 could be a once-in-a-lifetime event, or we could see a new health threat emerge next year. Keep Reading
Promoted to flag rank in 1974, his flag assignments included Chief, Office of Operations; Chief of Staff of the Coast Guard; and Commander, Ninth Coast Guard District. He served as Vice Commandant of the Coast Guard from 1978 until his retirement in 1982. Keep Reading
Glenn Fine, the acting inspector general for the Pentagon, will lead the newly created committee that oversees implementation of the $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill. Keep Reading
Ken McCallum has been appointed as the new Director General of MI5. He will become MI5's eighteenth Director General and succeeds Sir Andrew Parker, who has been Director General since 2013 and retires in April. Keep Reading
Fitzmaurice is responsible for leading the planning, implementation, operations and delivery of the company's sales strategy across the Intelligence Community, DHS and DOJ account base. Keep Reading
We’re seeing a similar challenge today — except this time, it’s facing the leadership of practically every organization in the world, from governments to Fortune 500 companies to the smallest nonprofit. Keep Reading
Schlendorf is responsible for overseeing the FBI’s finances, facilities, and logistics functions and serves as a chief financial officer. Keep Reading
Director Christopher Wray has named Dean Phillips as the assistant director of the IT Infrastructure Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C. He most recently served as the special agent in charge of the Denver Field Office. Keep Reading
Catherine "Cathi" Cross has joined the Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate as Executive Director of the Office of Science and Engineering. Keep Reading
Banan Garada, a junior at the Urbana School District in Illinois, was selected as a member of the FEMA National Youth Preparedness Council and a representative for Region V covering the state jurisdictions of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin. Keep Reading
Federalism is getting a workout in an unanticipated context as old as the nation itself: response to an epidemic. Keep Reading
Sapp retired as the director of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), a joint Department of Defense-Intelligence Community organization. She was the first woman to be named director of the NRO and served in this role from July 2012 through June 2019. Keep Reading
Lysa Scully has joined Parsons Corporation's Critical Infrastructure Strategic Advisory Board. Scully is the former chief executive officer of LaGuardia Airport. Keep Reading
The Board of Directors of Lockheed Martin has elected James D. Taiclet, 59, as president and CEO, effective June 15. Taiclet will continue to serve as a member of the corporation's board, which he joined in 2018. Keep Reading