Executive Moves

Colleen Heller-Stein, former deputy chief human capital officer at the Department of the Treasury, has joined the Office of Personnel Management to serve as executive director of the Chief Human...

Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has announced the new members of a reestablished federal advisory committee tasked with providing recommendations to FCC to improve the security, interoperability and reliability...

Maj. Gen. Steven Butow, commander of the California Air National Guard, will assume the role of military deputy director of the Defense Innovation Unit on June 1. In this capacity,...

NASA has named Jonathan Lunine, the David C. Duncan professor in the physical sciences at Cornell University, as chief scientist of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. An astrophysicist and planetary scientist...

Rear Adm. Nancy Hann, director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of Marine and Aviation Operations, or OMAO, and Commissioned Officer Corps, has been appointed to serve as...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has announced the nomination of Maj. Gen. Jeth Rey for promotion to the rank of lieutenant general and to serve as the next deputy chief of...

John Sherman, chief information officer of the Department of Defense and a 2024 Wash100 awardee, will step down from his role at DOD by the end of June. In a...

Sivaram Ghorakavi, formerly chief architect and chief data strategist at the National Labor and Relations Board, has been appointed deputy chief information officer and chief artificial intelligence officer of the...

Trina Dyal, formerly director of NASA Langley Research Center's Science Directorate, has been named deputy director of the Hampton, Virginia-headquartered research center. "Dr. Dyal is a proven leader with broad...

Mario Gaglioti, a global security operations leader with two decades of military and government experience, has been appointed chief operating officer of the National Integrated Radio-Frequency Operations, or NITRO, at...