Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is making significant headway in the Wash100 Popular Vote Rankings, as voting draws to a close on June 1st. Climbing three spots since last week, Milley’s momentous progress shows just how important your vote is for these executives of consequence. Cast your vote before June 1st to have your voice heard!
Milley secured his fourth Wash100 Award in 2020 for overseeing over 3 million service members in his new role and for his efforts to preserve regional peace and stability across the globe as well as the safety of U.S. citizens.
He received a 2019 Wash100 Award for supporting development of the service’s competitive technology efforts. His success in those missions led to his nomination as the 20th chairman of the U.S. Joint Chief of Staff in Dec. 2018 to succeed Gen. Joseph Dunford, a former Wash100 Award winner, in the role.
Elsewhere in the rankings, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) chief information officer (CIO) Juliane Gallina made a notable jump, moving from fifth place to second place within the week. With her move, Gallina knocked CIA director, Gina Haspel t to third place after she held first for a majority of last week.
This year’s sixth annual Wash100 Awards has been the most contested in history, with a record breaking 14,000 votes cast and counting! The fight for first place has escalated to a fever pitch and your votes could be the difference between first and second place. You just have click here to vote before June 1st.
About The Wash100
The Wash100 Award, now in its seventh year, recognizes the most influential executives in the GovCon industry as selected by the Executive Mosaic team in tandem with online nominations from the GovCon community. Representing the best of the private and public sector, the winners demonstrate superior leadership, innovation, reliability, achievement and vision.
Visit the Wash100 site to learn about the other 99 winners of the 2020 Wash100 Award. On the site, you can submit your 10 votes for the GovCon executives of consequence that you believe will have the most significant impact in 2020.
