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ASI Govt Hires Defense, Intell Pros Chuck Kennedy, Gary Winch and Kevin Houley


ASI GovernmentDefense and intelligence professionals Chuck Kennedy, Gary Winch and Kevin Houley have joined ASI Government, a provider of federal acquisition support, to serve in leadership positions across the company.

Kennedy will serve as president for the frontline solutions division, Winch as vice president for the national security sector and Houley as VP for intelligence and information technology solutions, the company said Thursday.

“We are unwavering in our commitment to innovation, cross-cutting thought leadership and progressive Collaboration Age solutions. Kevin, Chuck and Gary are undeniably talented and experienced in these areas, ” said Kymm McCabe, ASI’s president and CEO.

Kennedy, a 30-year acquisition professional for the intelligence community in the areas of cost and pricing, strategy and industry and IT relations, was previously VP at Farfield Systems.

Winch, formerly a director at Deloitte and a U.S. Army Reserves colonel, has worked with military offices such as the Defense Information Systems Agency and Defense Contract Management Agency.

Houley, an IT and cybersecurity professional, has held leadership roles at L3,  Northrop Grumman and TASC.

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