About Us

Mac Curtis provides leadership for strategic planning, business development, and other facets of management to lead and grow the business, including acquisitions that complement Vangent's strategic initiatives. His management experience encompasses marketing, capture management, service integration, solutions development, information security, systems engineering and logistics. Under his leadership, Vangent has grown from a $90M customer-interaction business into one of the fastest growing consulting, systems integration, and business process outsourcing companies in the industry, with revenues in excess of $558M.

In September 1999, Mr. Curtis joined Vangent (then known as NCS) as Vice President and General Manager of the Government Services Division. In July of 2000, NCS was acquired by Pearson, PLC, and Mr. Curtis became President and CEO of Pearson Government Solutions. With the Veritas purchase of Pearson Government Solutions in December of 2006, Mr. Curtis continues in his role as President and CEO.

Before joining Vangent, Mr. Curtis served for seven years at DynCorp in Fairfax, Virginia as Senior Vice President of DynCorp I & ET, providing professional service integration and solutions development, information security, systems engineering and logistics, and general management with P&L responsibilities. He also served as President for TechServ, LLC, directing capture management, marketing and operation of contracts, as well as building relationships with the vendor/services communities for a new start up business in the integrated computer systems outsourcing marketplace in the Federal and state government.

Mr. Curtis holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Virginia Military Institute, and attended the Senior Executive Program at the Darden School of Business, University of Virginia. Active in his community and the technology industry, Mr. Curtis serves on the boards of George Mason University's School of Information Technology and Engineering, Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce, and Conference Board Executive Council.

He is currently serving as the 2009-2010 Vice-Chair of the Board of the Professional Services Council and has been named to the board of the Technology Association of America.