PSC elects new board members, leadership
The Professional Services Council (PSC) elected its 2023 board officers, along with 11 new board members for three-year terms and six new executive committee members for one-year terms during its Board of directors meeting on December 15, 2022.
“This group of executives represents decades of experience, innovation and knowledge from the government contracting community,” said PSC President and CEO David Berteau. “We’re also happy to have our esteemed 2023 board officers lead the board. Their continued leadership strengthens our standing as the voice of the government technology and professional services industry.”
The 2023 board officers are:
- Chair: Carey Smith, Chair, President and CEO, Parsons Corporation
- Vice-chair: Zachary Parker, President, CEO and Board Chair, DLH Corporation
- Secretary: John Heller, President and CEO, Amentum
The new board members are:
- Stephen Deitz, Executive Vice President & General Manager, ManTech
- Carlos Garcia, CEO, Kira
- Shiro Gnanaselvam, CEO, Social Impact
- Fog Hahn, CGO, CSA
- Craig Halliday, CEO, Unanet
- John Hassoun, CEO, VTG
- Ali Manouchehri, CEO, MetroStar
- Chuck Prow, CEO, V2X
- Heather Reilly, Principal, Deloitte
- Leslie Steele, CEO, InterImage
- Tom Watson, CEO, Serco
The new executive committee members are:
- Lynn Ann Casey, CEO, Arc Aspicio
- Susan Chodakewitz, President and CEO, Nathan
- Andy Green, President, HII Mission Technologies
- Doug Lane, President & CEO, Capgemini Government Solutions
- Mark Lee, Executive Vice President, Public Sector Lead, ICF
- Stephanie Mango, President, CGI Federal
The board of directors consists of executives from member companies who have shown leadership in the industry and commitment to PSC’s goals for building a fair and competitive federal contracting marketplace. The board is responsible for policy oversight and for setting the direction of the association.
Source: PSC
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