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LIST COO, Paul Wilkinson, Selected for ACT/IAC 2009 Partners Program

Tuesday March 3, 2009
Herndon, VA –List Innovative Solutions (LIST) is pleased to announce the selection of LIST’s Chief Operating Officer Paul Wilkinson, into the American Council for Technology (ACT)/Industry Advisory Council (IAC) Partners Program for 2009. The IAC IT Partners Program is an executive development program for "rising stars" in government and industry with high potential for future advancement. The overall goal of the program is to prepare future government and industry information technology leaders for the roles they will fill at the Senior Executive Service and company officer level.

This program will give Mr. Wilkinson the opportunity to examine the changing needs and roles of today’s IT workforce, reinforce proper roles of government and industry, refine his leadership and management skills, and offer guidance and insight on the key topics facing the federal contracting community.

The Partners Program is a highly selective process, with most, if not all of the area IT firms submitting nominations. Program participants are first nominated, through an application process, by their respective company or agency sponsors, then each pass the scrutiny of a panel of senior executives from government and industry.

Katie Sleep, CEO of LIST, had the following to say about his selection, “Paul is an integral part of the LIST team and his dedication to the company has been outstanding. This program not only represents a commitment by Paul to our government partners, but it also represents a commitment by LIST to Paul, and that is very important to me and the company.”

About LIST

List Innovative Solutions, Inc. (LIST) is a leading provider of professional services and full life cycle information technology solutions to the U.S. federal government. LIST is a woman-owned small business with thirteen years of experience successfully delivering business solutions through technology innovation. LIST has over 70 employees supporting federal government customers with mission critical information technology challenges, such as the e-clearance program, responsible for conducting background investigations for the federal government.