ATARC GITEC Board
2025 Members
Government
Ian Anderson
Lead DevSecOps Engineer, Secure Cloud Architecture and Automation, U.S. Navy
Anil Chaudhry
Senior Advisor, Artificial Intelligence, U.S. Department of Transportation
Tim Denman
Cybersecurity Learning Director, Defense Acquisition University
Larry Hale
Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Category Management (CM), Information Technology Category (ITC), General Services Administration
Dr. Amy Hamilton
Faculty Chair, National Defense University
Theresa Kinney
Senior Deputy Director, NASA SEWP, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John Sprague
IT Chief Engineer, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mitch Winans
Head of Industry Partnerships, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hasan Yasar
Technical Director, Adjunct Faculty Member at SEI, Carnegie Mellon University
Industry
Jonathan Alboum
Federal Chief Technology Officer and Principal Digital Strategist, ServiceNow
Gail Azaroff
Sales Director, Pluralsight
Natalie Carey
Public Sector Director - Alliances, Unqork
Gerry Caron
Vice President, Cybersecurity, Riva Solutions Inc.
Larry Dibble
Chief Technology and Innovation Officer, Technatomy Corporation
Ivette Granier-Smith
Vice President, ASRC Federal
Kevin Greene
Chief Security Strategist, PubSec, BeyondTrust
Daniel Haney
Strategic Business Manager, Secure by Design
Frank Lancaster
Federal Business Development Manager, SentinelOne
Oki Mek
Chief Information Security Officer, U.S. Federal Civilian Government, Microsoft
Greg Mundell
Sr. Account Executive, Federal Civilian, Senzing
Darryl Peek
Senior Director, Public Sector Channels and Alliances, Elastic
Chad Sheridan
Chief Innovation Officer, NetImpact Strategies Inc.
Tristen Yancy
Vice President, Public Sector, Zerofox
David Yang
Senior Vice President for Business Development, ICF
History of GITEC
The Government Information Technology Executive Council (GITEC) was originally established in response to a June 28th, 1966, White House memorandum, creating a forum for Senior Level Government and Industry Executives to share IT ideas, challenges, and successes.
On May 31, 2018, GITEC merged with ATARC following a decisive vote by government stakeholders. This merger brought together two non-profits with a shared vision of driving innovation in government technology.
Today, ATARC honors GITEC’s enduring legacy of leadership in federal IT. As part of this, our GITEC Board continues to play a vital role in guiding the organization’s efforts to address emerging technology challenges.
The GITEC Board is composed of experienced government and industry leaders dedicated to advancing IT innovation within the public sector. They provide strategic guidance, ensuring that ATARC continues to address the most pressing technology challenges faced by federal agencies, while fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing across the government IT community.
The annual GITEC Summit, hosted by ATARC, serves as a key event where thought leaders, innovators, and decision-makers collaborate on the future of government technology. This event exemplifies our mission to foster cross-sector collaboration and ensure that the federal IT community remains at the forefront of technological advancement.