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Michael J. Salvino is an American business executive. He has been president and CEO of DXC Technology since September 2019.

George Wilson is chief executive officer and president of ECS. Under his leadership the company has grown from a small, services-oriented business into a company with more than 2300 employees providing cloud services, cybersecurity, and IT solutions. Revenue has increased, during his tenure, from just over $100M in 2010 to over $600M targeted in 2018. Mr. Wilson joined ECS in 2011 as chief strategy officer and was promoted to president and chief executive officer in February 2014. Prior to joining ECS, he was instrumental in growing Stanley Inc. from a small, private business with 20 employees and $2 million in revenue to a public company of nearly 6,000 employees and more than $900 million in annual revenue. While at Stanley, Mr. Wilson organized and led executive teams responsible for customer relations, corporate development, business growth, strategic investments and company strategy. Mr. Wilson holds a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from United States Naval Academy and a Master of Business Administration from George Washington University. He serves on the ECS board of directors, and is a board member of Professional Services Council, Brain Injury Services, and the Washington Choral Arts. Mr. Wilson received the 2018 Wash100 award, recognizing his impact in the GovCon sector.

Mike brings extensive operating and board leadership in public and private communications, technology and infrastructure companies to his role as CEO. His focus includes strategy development and execution, driving business transformation, leading company culture and focusing on stakeholder value. Prior to Sungard AS, Mike served as CEO and Board Member of Broadview Networks Holdings, Inc., where he led the transformation of Broadview’s strategy and business model from a traditional local telecom service provider to a cloud-based Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) provider. Mike has a proven track record of acquiring and integrating multiple companies, as he did with Broadview, as well as focusing on organic growth. Prior to Broadview, Mike served as Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President for US LEC Corp. While at US LEC, Mike raised substantial capital to fund the company’s growth objectives. Prior to US LEC, he held senior roles at Alcatel (now Nokia), Windward International and Siecor Corporation.

Mark Green currently serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Zenetex, LLC, one of the fastest growing professional support services companies in the metro Washington DC area. Since bringing a new management team aboard in September 2008, Mark's primary focus has been to provide strategic business direction to drive the growth and market diversity of Zenetex. Under his leadership, Zenetex has expanded beyond its original business line of IT Service Management, to now include professional support services for Aviation Maintenance & Repair, Engineering, Foreign Military Sales, Intelligence, IT Operations, Logistics, Program Management, Public Relations, Special Access Programs, Strategic Communications & Planning, and Training Systems. By employing Mark’s growth strategy and creating a customer and employee focused company culture, Zenetex has been able to achieve tremendous organic expansion, and has also made strategic acquisitions of kglobal in 2011, and Delex Systems in 2016. Zenetex now operates in 25 states, 4 foreign countries, and employs over 1200 people. Previously, Mark served as the President of the Technology Solutions Group (TSG) of Anteon Corporation. He was also the President and Chief Executive Officer of Information Spectrum Inc. (ISI), which was acquired by the Anteon Corporation in May of 2003. With Mark at the helm, ISI aggressively built upon its existing foundations and grew from $28 million in 1989 revenue to over $130 million in 2002 revenue with over 1,200 employees. ISI also became a leading systems integrator of card technology applications, counting among its achievements the development of the integrated card production systems in use today for production of Department of Homeland Security identification cards by the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services. Outside of Zenetex, Mark enjoys spending time with his son and Cornell graduate Brian, and daughter and University of Texas graduate Danielle. He also enjoys playing golf and is a passionate Philadelphia sports fan. Mark holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Tulane University and an MBA in finance from the University of Chicago. He is a member of Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) and was a Washington, D.C. Entrepreneur of the Year finalist.