March 04, 2011
Technology Associates is pleased to announce Mr. Jeffery Hughey has joined Technology Associates as Vice President of Cyber Programs. Mr. Hughey is responsible for leading Technology Associates’ growth in the cyber domain across DoD and Federal Agencies. With over fifteen years' experience leading IT programs and teams of personnel, he has excelled in all aspects of cyber support from developing DoD-compliant policies and security concepts of operations (CONOPS), implementing cross-domain solutions, and developing program road maps to support system certification and accreditation (C&A), training, and security operations centers.
Mr. Hughey has been actively involved in the growth of large government contractors, most recently serving as Principal at Booz Allen Hamilton for cyber market growth. Specifically, he led capture of over $11 million in annual revenue in new business, including clients such as the U.S. Navy Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Secretary of the Navy, and Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA).
“Mr. Hughey’s extraordinary skill set and cyber security expertise is exactly what Technology Associates’ requires to excel within this industry,” stated Walt Oleski, President and CEO of Technology Associates.
Technology Associates is a technical, professional services company providing state-of-the-art solutions to government and commercial clients. Our services include custom-engineered solutions that integrate with the latest technology, resulting in advanced information technology systems; business and management consulting services to assess client needs and reengineer processes; and strategic and tactical program expertise to support continuity of operations and provide comprehensive oversight for mission-critical initiatives. Technology Associates partners with government and commercial agencies that require development of systems, such as communication systems, asset management, network deployment and engineering services, power and energy management solutions, portal applications, command and control, and geospatial information systems (GIS) to operate more efficiently and profitably.