CATALDO IS NEW DASA FOR DEFENSE EXPORTS AND COOPERATION Ann Cataldo assumed the role of DASA for Defense Exports and Cooperation (DE&C) was


managing


in April. Cataldo formerly director,


performance and systems (PPS) in the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Foreign Assistance Resources.


In her role at PPS, she led the implementation


of key Quadrennial


Diplomacy and Development Review initiatives: the development and imple- mentation of multiyear joint State Department and U.S. Agency for Inter- national Development strategic planning, budgeting, monitoring and evaluation of foreign assistance programs; the management of the Foreign Assistance Coordination and Tracking System; and the development and implementation of foreignassistance.gov,


the U.S. govern-


ment’s official public portal for foreign assistance spending.


Previously she was the principal director of business operations


in the Defense


Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA). She assumed this position in May 2007, when she joined the ranks of the SES.


In May, Cataldo urged the audience at the 2013 Security Cooperation Workshop, hosted by the Office of the DASA (DE&C), to view the current strategic budgetary challenges as an opportunity to develop new ways of thinking about security cooperation (SC). As the U.S. military’s overseas posture changes and fewer troops


are permanently


stationed abroad, SC engagements and the relationships they sustain will be increasingly important, she noted.


Cataldo also told the audience at the Arlington, VA, workshop about several


PEO C3T WELCOMES NEW DEPUTY Mary Woods became the new Deputy Program Executive Officer Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (DPEO C3T) on May 5.


Woods has served in multiple positions within the Army acquisition community since 1985 and with PEO C3T since 2005. Before her selection to be the DPEO, she was chief of staff and, prior to that, director of operations and business management. In that position, she insti- tutionalized the unit set fielding process across the PEO.


Woods holds a B.A. in political science and a master of public administration


planning,


DASA (DE&C) initiatives undertaken to ensure that SC activities are targeted and effective, such as the Materiel Enter- prise International Engagement Strategy, designed to help tailor security assistance efforts to meet partner nations’ capability requirements while providing support to Army acquisition programs and the U.S. defense industrial base.


Cataldo began her career with the fed- eral


government as an Army officer


in the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps. She was the first female JAG assigned to the Demilitarized Zone, 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division and Camp Howze, Korea. In addition, she served in Panama, Honduras, at the U.S. Army Command and Gen- eral Staff College and as DSCA deputy general counsel.


She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Siena College; a master’s degree in modern European history and a J.D. from Catholic University; and a master of law in military law from the Judge Advo- cate General’s School.


A NEW DEPUTY PEO


Mary Woods is the new DPEO C3T. Woods has worked in the Army acquisition community since the mid-1980s and has been the PEO C3T chief of staff since 2010. (U.S. Army photo)


from the University of South Florida and an M.B.A. from Georgetown University. She is Level III certified in program management


and in information


technology. Woods is a recipient of the Decoration


for Exceptional Civilian


Service and the Meritorious Civilian Service Award.


NEW AMCOM DEPUTY RECEIVES AWARD Mary “Cathy” Dickens, deputy to the CG, U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM),


received


the Exceptional


Civilian Service Award in a ceremony May 13 at Redstone Arsenal, AL, a week after assuming her new responsibilities.


“When E.F. Hutton talks, people listen; when Cathy talks, people listen,” said Michael Hutchison, deputy to the CG of the U.S. Army Contracting Command (ACC), who presided over the ceremony.


“Tey listen to Cathy because she is a true leader, self-assured and confident. She truly cares about the workforce and recognizes the importance of balancing work and home.”


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