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Connecting Industry and Government in ACT-IAC’s 2020 Voyagers Program

As part of their journey at Karsun Solutions employees participate in industry led professional development programs. Among these are the leadership programs, working groups and events sponsored by the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) . ACT-IAC recently selected Karsun team members to both participate, and serve as leaders, in the highly-selective 2020 Voyagers Program . The purpose of this program is to prepare mid-level managers for their future roles in industry and Government.

Satish Alluri , a Business Analysis Lead at Karsun Solutions, will join as a member of ACT-IAC’s 2020 Voyagers Class. This year’s class of 32 is comprised of both industry and government professionals. Participants were nominated by their respective government agency or company sponsor and evaluated by a panel of senior government and industry executives. Participants spend the year building a relationship with their government counterparts. Karsun Solutions employees frequently participate in these mentorship programs. This will be the tenth class with a Karsun Solutions team member.

Mr. Alluri is a highly engaged, innovative individual managing overall analysis operations for a team of 20+ analysts on a 5-year $80 million Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) initiative. A motivated and recognized leader, he has 14 years of experience in implementing a wide variety of IT solutions and modernization. His efforts extend across public sector industries and different federal agencies including the General Services Administration (GSA). He also has experience in the financial industry.  He actively pursued industry standard certifications including Scrum Master (CSM), Product Owner (CSPO), Scrum Professional (CSP) and Certified Agile Leader (CAL). An advocate of continuous learning, he engages in multiple Communities of Interest.

The organization also named Juan Robles , Senior Director of Business Development at Karsun Solutions, one of the Industry Vice Chairs for the current Voyagers class. Robles graduated from the ACT-IAC Voyagers program in 2017. He previously served as the Treasurer of the Young AFCEA Bethesda board of officers for which he received the 2015-2016 Distinguished Service Award.

At Karsun Solutions he leads business development, capture, and pricing and is responsible for driving sustained growth in the Federal sector. Prior to joining Karsun, he served as a Federal BD Manager at VIP, Unisys, Harris and CSC (Now part of GDIT).

Beyond the 2020 Voyagers Program, Karsun Solutions engages in other ACT-IAC fellowship opportunities, both as member and mentor. Chief Operating Officer Terry Miller is the Industry Chair for the Partners Program , which is ACT-IAC’s fellowship program for executives and senior leadership. Shaunak Ashtaputre, a Director at Karsun Solutions, is a member of the 2019 Partners Class . This fellowship cohort will be recognized at ACT-IAC’s Imagine Nation – ELC Conference October 20 th -23 rd in Philadelphia.

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iPower’s John Enquist was recently accepted into the 2019 ACT-IAC Voyagers Program. The ACT-IAC Voyagers Program is a leadership development program for rising leaders in government and industry and provides training based on OPM’s Executive Core Qualifications (ECQs). Upon graduation from the program, individuals will become members of the ACT-IAC Fellow community - the premier, trusted collaborative network of over 850 accomplished government and industry executives focused on solving governments toughest challenges. Click Here for more information on ACT-IAC and this years Voyagers class!

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TCGer Dia Adams Joins ACT-IAC Voyagers Program for 2023

Dia’s data science and project management career spans almost two decades. She has served on White House Roundtables, as a leader in the construction of the Maryland Department of Education’s trailblazing online student database, and as a consultant providing support to businesses and government agencies looking to make informed data infrastructure and policy decisions. She possesses a strong background in project/program management, successfully leading teams of data scientists and software and network engineers.

The objective of the Voyagers program is to prepare managers for their future roles in industry and government. Educational courses are based on the Office of Personnel Management’s (OPM) Executive Core Qualifications and the program focuses on creating true collaboration through a 1:1 ratio of government to industry participants.

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About TCG TCG supports Federal agencies in developing government that is efficient, transparent, and ethical. It provides the Federal government with positively distinct IT and management advisory services in Agile development, DevSecOps, Cloud technologies, budget formulation and execution, and health science analytics.

About ACT-IAC The American Council for Technology-Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) is a 501©3 non-profit educational organization established to improve government through the effective and innovative application of technology. 

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Accelerating Government with ACT-IAC – Episode 45: Tech Leadership & 2024 Innovation Awards Part 3

On this episode, host Dave Wennergren talks with an outstanding federal tech market leader and also interviews another of our 2024 ACT-IAC Innovation Champion award winners.

Jylinda Johnson , sector vice president & general manager, Government Operations, Commerce and Global Citizen Services at GDIT, vice chair at Large on the Industry Advisory Council and Industry chair of ACT-IAC’s 2024 Imagine Nation ELC conference   https://www.linkedin.com/in/jylinda-johnson/

Becky Crane , senior program director, Dev Technology Group   https://www.linkedin.com/in/becky-crane-7a4693a6/

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32 Government and Industry Participants Selected for 2020 ACT-IAC Voyagers Class

FAIRFAX, Va. , Sept. 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) today officially announced its 2020 Voyagers Program participants. This nine month leadership and professional development program pairs 16 government with 16 industry professionals to collectively engage, develop and prepare for future leadership roles in federal IT.

The ACT-IAC Voyagers Program is the only leadership and professional development program of its kind that allows an open and trusted partnership for government and industry mid-level professionals. The 2020 Voyagers Program participants were nominated by their respective government agency or company sponsor and evaluated by a panel of senior government and industry executives on their individual professional leadership accomplishments and their potential for future advancement within their organization.

2020 Government Voyager Program participants: Amanda Anderson , Department of Veterans Affairs John Burke , General Services Administration Emmanuel Osei Darko , General Services Administration Lisa Guevara Escobar , Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Lynsey Lanier , Environmental Protection Agency David Maron , Department of Veterans Affairs William Milline, Department of Veterans Affairs Elizabeth Moody , General Services Administration Sherrie Pearson , General Services Administration Benita Proctor , National Institutes of Health Darshak Sangoi , General Services Administration Melissa Scott , General Services Administration Jason Smith , National Aeronautics and Space Administration Robert S., Department of Homeland Security Rebecca Ubert , Department of Veterans Affairs Christian Yancey , National Aeronautics and Space Administration

2020 Industry Voyager Program participants: Satish Alluri , Karsun Solutions, LLC Beth Bauer , TeraThink Jared Bell , T-Rex Solutions, LLC Matthew Braunscheidel , Booz Allen Hamilton Kevin Burchinski, Ernst & Young Anthony Custardo , CTAC Rachel De Geyndt, LMI Michael Edelin , Leidos Emily Fuerst , General Dynamics Information Technology Brian Galuski , Unisys Greg Goldbach , Solutions By Design II, LLC Muhammad Khan , Verizon Michael Mastrangelo , Brillient Corporation Jessica Price , NuAxis Innovations Spencer Swayne , The Ambit Group Lindsey Urrutia , Seventh Sense Consulting

2020 Voyagers Program Leadership: Emma Antunes , National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Government Chair) Karlene Stecchi , Tantus Technologies (Industry Chair) Jylinda Johnson, General Dynamics Information Technology (Industry Vice Chair) Juan Robles , Karsun Solutions, LLC (Industry Vice Chair) Patrick Sisk , U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Government Vice Chair) William Spencer , General Services Administration (Government Vice Chair)

About ACT-IAC – Advancing Government Through Education, Collaboration and Action The American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) is a non-profit educational organization established to improve government's service delivery and operational performance through the effective and innovative application of technology. ACT-IAC provides a unique, objective and trusted collaborative forum where government and industry executives are working as partners to address critical issues, apply best practices and pioneer innovative solutions. ACT-IAC also provides high-quality learning and educational opportunities to improve the knowledge and expertise of the government workforce – both public and private. Further information about ACT-IAC can be found at www.actiac.org.

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