Anteon (NYSE:ANT)
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Anteon International Corporation (NYSE:ANT), a leading
information technology, systems integration and engineering company,
announced today that Group Vice President, Dick Coltman was selected
by Federal Computer Week to receive the prestigious 2005 Federal 100
Award. The Federal 100 Award recognizes the top 100 government and
industry employees who have played pivotal roles in the federal
information technology community.
"We are delighted that Federal Computer Week selected Dick Coltman
for this honor. They couldn't have made a better choice. Dick's
contributions toward helping the U.S. Army train our nation's
warfighters, utilizing Anteon's Military Operations on Urban Terrain
(MOUT) technology-based solutions, are legendary. The MOUT and the
development of the Mobile MOUT solution have helped to revolutionize
urban operations training in the United States Army, infusing
technology and ingenuity to better prepare our warfighters for urban
combat," said Dan Johnson, Anteon chief operations officer. "With
innovative and dedicated employees like Dick Coltman, 'Team Anteon'
clearly plays a critical role as a trusted partner in advancing
national security goals and supporting mission-critical U.S. military
defense programs."
Mr. Coltman serves as Group Vice President of Anteon's Integrated
Instrumentation Division (AI2). AI2 provides engineering,
installation, and integration solutions for live training ranges and
MOUT/Mobile MOUT instrumented solutions. Anteon's MOUT and Mobile MOUT
solutions provide modular, automated, digital, multi-purpose training
and simulation facilities to meet the individual, collective, and
combined training requirements for today's warfighters.
Mr. Coltman has been recognized for his work by a number of
industry and community organizations throughout the past year. Dick
Coltman was recognized by the "Who's Who of Industry Professionals" in
2005, and later was selected by the Who's Who Empire to receive its
"Executive of the Year" award representing Information Technology and
Systems Engineering. Also in 2005, Mr. Coltman received an award for
exceptional contributions to the North Carolina economy (Buncombe and
Haywood counties) through new business, business expansion, business
innovation, and workforce development by the North Carolina State
Employment Security Commission. At Anteon, Dick Coltman received the
company's coveted Pacesetter award for outstanding leadership and
performance.
The Federal 100 Award was presented on March 20, 2006 during the
Federal 100 Awards Reception. Federal Computer Week was established in
1987 to serve information technology decision makers in government and
the companies that sell to them. The publication integrates
government, business, and technology news and information to produce
resources that help government Information Technology decision-makers
achieve results and meet agency missions.
About Anteon
Anteon, headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, is a leading
information technology company serving the U.S. Federal government and
international customers. Anteon designs, integrates, maintains, and
upgrades state-of-the-art systems for national defense, intelligence,
homeland security, and other high priority government missions. Anteon
provides numerous government clients with the systems integration,
strategy and program management, systems engineering, operations
services, and simulation and training skills necessary to manage the
development and operations of their mission critical systems. The
Company was founded in 1976 and currently employs over 9,500 employees
in more than 100 offices worldwide. Anteon consistently ranks among
the top information technology integrators based on independent
surveys, and has been named to the Forbes List of the 400 Best Big
Companies in 2006, earning distinction on the Forbes Platinum List.
Anteon is listed on the Standards & Poor's MidCap 400 Index. For more
information, visit www.anteon.com.
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