Technology >> CEO Interviews >> August 1, 2002
L. KENNETH JOHNSON is President of US Operations for CACI International
Inc, an information technology and network services company with
estimated fiscal 2002 revenues of $671 million. Mr. Johnson manages the
company's largest subsidiary unit, with primary operations in the
federal solutions marketplace. His key role in CACI's acquisition of XEN
Corporation, Century Technologies, Inc., the federal services business
of N.E.T. Federal, Inc., and Digital Systems International Corporation
has also strengthened CACI offerings and capabilities in these key
markets. Before joining CACI in August 1999, Mr. Johnson was with
Federal Sources, Inc., a Washington, DC-based consulting firm
specializing in analysis and assessment of the federal IT industry.
Prior to this, he spent seven years with Tracor Enterprise Solutions
(formerly Cordant), holding Senior Vice President positions for new
business development and federal programs before becoming President and
Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Johnson also held Senior Vice President and
executive-level positions with Planning Research Corporation, Inc., now
Litton/PRC. Before that, with Hadron, Inc., he served as Vice President
in charge of approximately 60% of the company's business before being
promoted to President and Chief Operating Officer, where he succeeded in
raising company visibility in the federal IT marketplace. Mr. Johnson
was named, for the second time, to Federal Computer Week's Federal 100
list of top IT executives in May 2000. A 1969 graduate of the U.S.
Military Academy at West Point, Mr. Johnson served with the U.S. Army
Infantry in Vietnam as a military advisor. Profile
Mr. Johnson: CACI has just passed the 40-year mark in our history as an
international information technology company. We're
