Two Six Technologies has promoted Young Bang, a former Army acquisition official, to president as part of a set of executive leadership changes aimed at supporting the company’s continued expansion across the national security market.
The company said Tuesday it also appointed national security leaders Amy Dalton and Becky Fair as chief operating officer and chief product officer, respectively.
What Responsibilities Will the Executives Hold at Two Six?
As president, Bang, a previous Wash100 awardee, will oversee operating teams across the company’s digital advantage, trusted electronics and effects, and research capabilities. He will be responsible for driving performance across active contracts and programs, expanding customer relationships across the Department of War and the intelligence community, and developing platforms aligned with mission needs.
Dalton, most recently chief performance officer at Two Six, will manage teams across the company’s corporate functions, including contracts, business development, enterprise IT, people and culture, and enterprise risk management.
Fair, a member of Two Six’s senior leadership team since 2022, will lead product strategy and growth across the company’s portfolio of hardware and software offerings.
“I am excited to announce expanded roles for Young Bang, Amy Dalton, and Becky Fair within our executive leadership team,” said Joe Logue, CEO of Two Six Technologies. “As Two Six continues to grow rapidly, these outstanding leaders will maintain our focus on rapid innovation, mission-ready products, and flawless execution for our customers. It’s their leadership that supports and enables the extraordinary work by our entire team on critical missions of national security.”
Who Is Young Bang?
Bang is a defense technology leader who previously served as principal deputy assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology.
He most recently served as executive vice president and special adviser at Two Six. Before joining the company, he was an operating executive at The Carlyle Group.
He spent nearly 16 years at Booz Allen Hamilton, where he served as a partner and senior vice president.
The West Point graduate served in the U.S. Army as a captain.
GovCon Sector Engagements
Bang is an active voice in the government contracting sector and a frequent speaker at Executive Mosaic‘s Potomac Officers Club events, which convene government and industry leaders focused on federal technology and acquisition.
He has participated in several POC events, delivering keynote remarks at the 2025 Artificial Intelligence Summit and the 2024 Army Summit.
Following his keynote at the 2025 AI Summit, Bang told Executive Mosaic CEO Jim Garrettson that the rapid pace of AI innovation is pushing organizations to determine how to operationalize new technologies for mission needs.
At the 2024 Army Summit, Bang discussed the Army’s shift toward agile acquisition and production at scale to accelerate fielding of capabilities, alongside a hybrid acquisition model focused on flexible contracting, modernized processes and workforce development. He also highlighted the importance of integrating kinetic and non-kinetic capabilities, including cyber, electronic warfare and counter-UAS technologies, to support evolving mission requirements.
POC will host the 2026 Digital Transformation Summit on April 22, featuring panel discussions on operationalizing AI in mission-critical environments and advancing mission engineering in defense modernization, among others. Register here.
What Is Two Six Technologies?
Two Six Technologies is a provider of technology, products and expertise to national security customers, with capabilities spanning cyber, information operations, zero trust, electronic systems and secure communications.
The northern Virginia-based company employs about 900 personnel across 38 states and supports DOW, the State Department, the intelligence community and civilian agencies through its portfolio of platforms, including IKE, Pulse, SIGMA, CipherSIM and TrustedKeep.
