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A.T. Kearney, a Chicago-based global management consulting firm, has adopted the name Kearney to reflect the company’s commitment to client service and using crowdsourced imagery.
Read More »A.T. Kearney Rebrands as Kearney; Abby Klanecky Quoted
Stephen Prosser Added to Deep Water Point’s Intell Community Team
Stephen Prosser, a veteran intelligence community leader, has joined the IC team of Annapolis, Md.-based federal management consulting firm Deep Water Point.
Read More »Calibre Acquires IT Services Provider Spear
Calibre Systems has purchased Herndon, Va.-based information technology services contractor Spear for an undisclosed sum. Joe Martore, Calibre president and CEO, said in a statement released Wednesday the acquisition presents an opportunity for the company to offer a diverse set of IT platforms and certified resources, further support clients and …
Read More »ICF Named Among ‘Best Management Consulting Firms’ in US
TYSONS CORNER, VA, April 20, 2018 — ICF (Nasdaq: ICFI) has been named one of “America’s Best Management Consulting Firms” in an annual Forbes list that recognizes the top companies by industry based on feedback from clients and peers, ExecutiveBiz reported Thursday. The publication compiled the list with Statista by surveying partners, customers …
Read More »Calibre Promotes Gretchen Larsen Idsinga to Growth Operations SVP
Gretchen Larsen Idsinga, formerly vice president of the training, infrastructure and environment division at Calibre Systems, has been promoted to SVP of growth operations. She will lead the Alexandria, Virginia-based contractor’s growth initiatives within the management consulting and information technology markets, Calibre said Thursday. “Gretchen’s strong business development background and her demonstrated …
Read More »OST Wins $248M Army Systems Engineering, Technical Support Contract
Optimal Solutions and Technologies has won a potential $248 million firm-fixed-price contract from the U.S. Army for systems engineering and technical assistance support services. The Defense Department said Wednesday OST will provide the services to the Army’s program executive office for simulation, training and instrumentation as well as limited customers related to …
Read More »LMI Seeks to Expand Intell Community Services Through FourWinds Acquisition
Tysons, Virginia-based LMI has agreed to acquire national security consulting services contractor FourWinds under a deal of an undisclosed sum approved by the former’s board and the leadership teams of both companies. LMI said Thursday the acquisition seeks to complement its management consulting service offerings for the intelligence sector as the company eyes further expansion in the federal …
Read More »Mario Bazan Joins Abt Associates as Client Technology Center VP
Mario Bazan, formerly vice president for technology at ICF International (Nasdaq: ICFI), has been appointed VP of the client technology center at Abt Associates. “[We] look forward [to] Mario providing valuable insight and strategic direction as we assist clients in leveraging information technology and executing sophisticated analyses to further policy …
Read More »Ambit Group COO Bob Nunnally Adds President Title
Bob Nunnally, chief operating officer at The Ambit Group since last year, will serve in the additional role of president at the Reston, Virginia-based management consulting firm. The 25-year public and private sector veteran will oversee headquarters operations and continue to help the company adopt business strategies and meet customer delivery …
Read More »Ralph Shrader Says Booz Allen Will Continue to Evolve as it Pursues Growth
Booz Allen Hamilton leader Ralph Shrader has held the chief executive role at the Tysons Corner, Va.-based government services provider since 1999, and has overseen several important changes at the firm, including the separation of its government and commercial businesses and its transition into a public company. Marjorie Censer of …
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