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Charles Lyons-Burt is senior content specialist at Executive Mosaic, a media and events company serving the U.S. federal contracting community. A passionate lover of language, the arts, aesthetics and fitness, he also writes film and music criticism for outlets such as Slant Magazine and Spectrum Culture.
The cyber threat landscape is complex and constantly evolving. For Brad Medairy, an executive vice president who leads Booz Allen’s national cyber business, this poses opportunities and threats alike. And now is the time for the United States to prepare for both. In an Executive Spotlight interview, Medairy, who has been with Booz Allen for a […] More
Tony Frazier got into the satellite imagery business in 2010 when he joined GeoEye as a senior vice president, but he’s been a proven quantity within the consulting and government contracting industries for over three decades. He began his career at Bain & Company and has rocketed upward ever since through senior technology and leadership […] More
Josh Jackson has accomplished a great deal in the more-than-three years since Executive Mosaic last connected with him for a Spotlight interview. Since then, the SAIC executive vice president’s focus has shifted from working with the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps as clients to overseeing the company’s Army business vertical. Jackson, who has been with SAIC for […] More
Federal agencies looking to speed up decision-making must first ensure their data is accurate, secure and accessible, according to Rob Linger, vice president of Leidos’ information advantage practice. In a new video interview with Executive Mosaic Senior Content Specialist Charles Lyons-Burt, Linger outlined how automation, artificial intelligence and data-driven tools are enabling real-time decision support […] More
Engineer-by-trade and now seasoned executive leader Hector Collazo has been busy. Over the last couple of years, he has solidified his technical expertise in a pair of C-suite technology roles at growing organizations, after two decades of IT and hardware mastery. (We checked in with him a couple of times while he was in a prior role at […] More
Artificial intelligence is raising the stakes for federal infrastructure and exposing just how much aging hardware is holding agencies back. Cloud and software-as-a-service may dominate conversations, but in the field, it’s physical infrastructure that determines whether innovation can deliver. Maryam Emdadi, vice president of sales at Carahsoft, sees that reality up close. Through her work across […] More
Last month, Unanet and CohnReznick released the 2025 GAUGE Report, the industry’s yearly benchmark study that tracks how government contractors are tackling growth, efficiency and compliance challenges. This year’s report takes on the theme of “The Big Use” — utilization — with a close look at how contractors manage resources and organize project management. In […] More
The artificial intelligence conversation in government has shifted from speculation to execution. What once centered on potential use cases and ethical guardrails now focuses on scaling real-world implementation. As agencies across federal, state, local and higher education move from concept to capability, they’re driving unprecedented demand for infrastructure, vendor support, and acquisition strategies that can […] More
Artificial intelligence is undoubtedly the most critical technology shaping the federal sector right now. Former U.S. Air Force and Space Force Chief Software Officer Nicolas Chaillan knew this, which is why he founded Ask Sage in 2023 upon exiting his government roles. The company has developed a generative AI platform for government and regulated industries. […] More
Last year, long-running data storage company Seagate made the decision to refocus its core harddrive business, especially in emerging markets. This shift resulted in a necessary shuttering of its federal arm and, in turn, opened up a new opportunity for now-former Seagate exec Bill Downer. The spry businessman endeavored to partner with a colleague who […] More
Jay Lambke wasn’t planning on becoming a government contractor. When initially embarking on his career in the 1980s, he worked in commercial real estate and was helping to close a deal for a company called Tech Data—now TD SYNNEX. Unexpectedly, the organization’s CEO approached Lambke to join their team. Frankly, Lambke didn’t even know what […] More
Justin Fessler never planned to get into government contracting. He began his career at IBM initially thinking he would join a commercial team, but after a series of unexpected turns, he ended up getting tasked with selling software to the federal government. In this position, he began supporting around 40 field reps across three product […] More
