Leadership
- Sudhakar Kesavan - Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
- John Wasson - President & Chief Operating Officer
- James Morgan - Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
- Candice Mendenhall - Senior Vice President
- Dr. Douglas Beck - Senior Vice President
- Gerald Croan - Executive Vice President Corporate Strategy
- John George - Chief Information Officer
- Isabel Reiff - Senior Vice President
- Dr. Frank Abramcheck - Senior Vice President Market Research & Business Processing
- Ellen Glover - Executive Vice President Technology & Management Solutions
- Philip Mihlmester - Senior Vice President Energy, Climate, & Transportation
- Sergio Ostria - Senior Vice President Energy, Climate, & Transportation
- Jeanne Townend - Senior Vice President Health, Education, & Social Programs
- David Treitel - Senior Vice President Energy, Climate, & Transportation
- Donald Zimmerman - Executive Vice President
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