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Larry Prior on ManTech’s Rapid Growth in ’10

ManTech’s Larry Prior spoke to the Washington Post about his company’s quick growth in 2010 – with 1, 000 new hires and more to come.

Prior says that the expansion can be credited to Obama’s desire to prevent organizational conflicts of interest — “cases in which one company provides multiple services to the same agency, such as helping evaluate a system it built.”

“We absolutely see organizational conflict of interest creating a new market opportunity for us, and we’ve benefited tremendously, ” Prior said. “We don’t see that stopping.”

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