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Robbins-Gioia Appoints John Marselle Chief Executive Officer
August 14, 2006, Alexandria, VA – Robbins-Gioia, LLC, the leading provider of program management services,
today announces the appointment of John Marselle as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). A recognized industry
leader and advocate for the strategic use of information technology to gain competitive advantage, Marselle
will focus on driving continued growth and profitability of Robbins-Gioia.
“Robbins-Gioia holds a unique position as an innovator in program management and true partner with clients in
achieving success,” states John Marselle, chief executive officer, Robbins-Gioia. “I’m thrilled to be a part
of the company’s continued growth and expansion as it brings excellence in execution and a focus on results
to current and future clients in both the public and private sectors. As Robbins-Gioia’s 25th anniversary
year comes to a close, I look forward to working with our employees to guarantee delivery of 25 more years of
exceptional program management consulting services.”
Marselle will leverage his 27 years of technology and business leadership experience to guide Robbins-Gioia
to even greater success – focusing efforts on deepening the company’s foothold in commercial markets including
the financial services, manufacturing, and technology industries. Mike Sledge, the company’s president and
chief operating officer, expressed his excitement about the appointment: “I look forward to collaborating
with John as we take the company to the next level. It’s a tribute to the company that we could attract
someone with John’s credentials, passion, and enthusiasm for management excellence. I am certain he’ll be a
significant asset to our employees and clients.”
A member of Robbins-Gioia’s board of directors, Marselle joins the company from Sun Microsystems where he led
the organization’s government division. Earlier in his career at Sun, Marselle served as vice president of
the Americas, Sun’s largest operating unit, with 5,000 employees and revenues of approximately $10 billion,
and was recognized with the Sun Microsystems Vice President’s Leadership Award. Marselle was also the president
of Sun Microsystems Federal, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sun, from 1992 to 1998.
Marselle holds numerous awards for his work with the Federal government, including the FOSE Award and a Federal
100 Award. Additionally, Marselle is very active in the Washington, D.C.-area philanthropic community – serving
as chairman of the board of directors for the United Services Organization (USO) of Metropolitan Washington and
sitting on the board of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Honored for this work, Marselle
received the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s Corporation Leadership Award for bringing
innovative technology forward to aid in the search for missing children.
Marselle’s appointment underscores an already noteworthy year for Robbins-Gioia in which the company celebrated its
25th anniversary, expanded its footprint in banking, and was awarded a more than $100M blanket purchase agreement
from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
About Robbins-Gioia
Robbins-Gioia has been dedicated to delivering management consulting solutions to government agencies and
Fortune 500 companies for 25 years. Robbins-Gioia combines thought leadership, disciplined processes,
industry-based knowledge, and integrated tools to help global customers optimize their business processes,
accelerate change, and establish time, cost, and quality improvements to transform their businesses. For
more information, please call Robbins-Gioia, LLC at 800-663-7138, or visit the web site
at www.robbinsgioia.com.
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