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Altamira Participates in Women’s Center Leadership Event; Ted Davies Comments


Ted Davies

TYSONS CORNER, VA, May 3, 2017 — Altamira Technologies has participated in a leadership conference hosted by The Women’s Center in April that served to facilitate discussions, networking and career development for female leaders in the public and private sectors, GovCon Executive reported Tuesday.

The company said Monday speakers at the event included Arati Prabhakar, former head of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, and Air Force Reserve Maj. Gen. Kimberly Crider, a partner at velocityHUB.

“Altamira’s leadership team proudly joins The Women’s Center in recognizing the achievements of this year’s group of highly accomplished award recipients,” said Altamira CEO Ted Davies.

“This impressive group of leaders, representing government, business, science, the arts and the military, demonstrate the impact that women can have in contributing to these imperative fields.”

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