Executive Mosaic, Tysons Corner, VA January 23, 2015 – Rick Ambrose, Lockheed Martin Space Systems president, has made it to this year’s Wash100 list of the most influential leaders in GovCon for his leadership role in the Orion space capsule program.
The Wash100 is the premier group of private and public sector leaders selected byExecutive Mosaic’s organizational and editorial leadership as the most influential voices in the GovCon sector and recognized for their push to drive vision, innovation and achievement on behalf of American citizens.
Ambrose brings more than 30 years of experience to his current role as leader of the team that helped NASA send Orion into space for its first test launch in December 2014.
The aerospace and defense veteran joined Lockheed Martin from Raytheon in 2000.
“We are proud to announce this year’s selections to the Wash100. This list represents individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership through another memorably eventful year in the GovCon industry,” said Jim Garrettson, president and founder of Executive Mosaic. “We would like to congratulate this year’s recipients as the leaders and voices that will shape GovCon.”
Click here to view the full list of leaders recognized in the Wash100
About Executive Mosaic: Founded in 2002, Executive Mosaic is a leadership organization and media company. It provides its members an opportunity to learn from peer business executives and government thought leaders while providing an interactive forum to develop key business and partnering relationships. Executive Mosaic offers highly coveted executive events, breaking business news on the Government Contracting industry, and delivers robust and reliable content through seven influential websites and four consequential E-newswires. Executive Mosaic is headquartered in Tysons Corner, VA. www.executivemosaic.com
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