The competition for the reader-generated Wash100 Award ranking underwent another exciting and turbulent week, as your ballots fueled a host of changes in the list of the top 30 leaders in the GovCon, government and military sectors.
This week’s striking movement rearrangements demonstrate that the impact of casting your 10 votes can be seismic and influence the inductees to ascend to great heights and, sometimes, experience sudden drops.
Voting closes on April 30th but don’t wait! Head to Wash100.com right now to cast your votes in the 2022 Wash100 Award Vote Rankings.
Since last week, a handful of executives on the joint list of ranked government and industry officials have been shown some serious good favor among voters. Commander of U.S. Cyber Command Gen. Paul Nakasone, whose Wash100 Award this year is his sixth consecutive, shot up 13 slots, from number 14 to number one in just a week’s time.
Also showing huge progress was Northrop Grumman Corporate Vice President and Defense Systems sector President Mary Petryszyn, who rose from the number 10 slot to number six, almost breaking through to the top five.
U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Director Jen Easterly, celebrating her first ever Wash100 Award this year, made enormous strides in the ranking over the course of the week, climbing from her position at number 22 last week to number seven.
Additionally, Department of Defense Deputy Secretary Kathleen Hicks rose 10 spots, from number 23 to number 13 and General Dynamics Chairman and CEO Phebe Novakovic made commendable progress, moving from number 27 to number 25 in the span of a week.
And yet, so much could still change. There is just under two months of hotly contested voting to go and you have a shot at catapulting your favorite executives in GovCon, government and commercial industry to the top of the Wash100 ranking.
All you have to do is go to Wash100.com to cast your 10 votes before April 30!
