ON THE MOVE
USD(AT&L) ANNUAL ACQUISITION AWARDS
More than two dozen members of the defense acquisition workforce received 2017 Defense Acquisition Individual Achievement and Work- force Development Innovation Awards in a Pentagon ceremony Dec. 6. The awards are sponsored by the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, Ellen M. Lord. The Army garnered two individual awards and one group honor; the recipients are highlighted below.
INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS
Acquisition in an Expeditionary Environment Gunnery Sgt. Tamalia C. Adams, I Marine Expeditionary Force
Auditing
Melissa Panarelli, Defense Contract Audit Agency
Contracting and Procurement Gary V. Trimble, Naval Supply Systems Command
Cost Estimating Dr. Wilson Rosa, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Financial Management and Comptroller)
Earned Value Management Lt. Col. Andrew R. Vrabec, U.S. Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office
Engineering
Daniel Carroll, U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM)
Facilities Engineering Valerie Clinkenbeard, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Financial Management Jeffrey M. Martin, Program Executive Office (PEO) for Space, U.S. Air Force
Information Technology
Michael R. Cirillo, Marine Corps Systems Command
Life Cycle Logistics George N. Graham Jr., USSOCOM
Production, Quality and Manufacturing Capt. Charles M. Stuart, Naval Air Systems Command
Program Management U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Thomas A. Atkinson, USSOCOM
Requirements Management Skip Hinman, Air Education and Training Command
Science and Technology Manager Dr. Charles A. Bass Jr., Joint PEO for Chemical and Biological Defense
Services Acquisition Ulises Cartaya, USSOCOM
Small Business
Lee R. Rosenberg, Missile Defense Agency Test and Evaluation
Thomas Sachse, PEO for Submarines, U.S. Navy
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INNOVATION AWARD WINNER – LARGE ORGANIZATION Defense Contract Management Agency – Fort Lee, Virginia
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INNOVATION AWARD WINNER – SMALL ORGANIZATION U.S. Army Contracting Command – Orlando, Florida
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF, ARMY GENERAL OFFICER ANNOUNCEMENTS
The chief of staff, Army, announced the following officer assignments:
Maj. Gen. David G. Bassett, program executive officer (PEO) for Ground Combat Systems, Warren, Michigan, to PEO for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
Brig. Gen.(P) Brian P. Cummings, PEO for Soldier, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, to PEO for Ground Combat Systems.
Brig. Gen. Anthony W. Potts, deputy commanding general (CG), U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command ( RDECOM) and senior commander, Natick Soldier Systems Center, Natick, Massachusetts, to PEO for Soldier.
Col.(P) Vincent F. Malone II, deputy to the deputy assistant sec- retary of the Army for plans, programs and resources, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technol- ogy, Washington, D.C., to deputy CG, RDECOM; and senior commander, Natick Soldier Systems Center.
SES ANNOUNCEMENTS
The secretary of defense announced the following Senior Executive Ser- vice (SES) appointments and assignments:
Eric Chewning, for appointment to the SES and assignment as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for manufacturing and industrial base policy. Chewning was most recently a partner with McKinsey & Co., focusing on the aerospace and defense industry. He is an Army veteran and deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
William J. Gillis, for appointment to the SES and assignment as the principal deputy assistant secretary of the Army for energy, installations and environment. Gillis most recently was a director at ScottMadden Inc., and has served as an Army officer.
Veronica B. Daigle, for appointment to the SES and assignment as the principal deputy assistant secretary of defense for readiness. Daigle most recently served as the senior adviser for national security in the Office of Management and Budget, and previously as director of the Force and Infrastructure Analysis Division in DOD’s Office of Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation.
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