Federal 100: David Green

  • By William Jackson
  • Mar 22, 2010
David E. Green
Chief Technology Adviser
Command, Control, Communications and Computers Department
Marine Corps

Green identifies and validates the Marine Corps' information technology requirements and provides scientific leadership in evaluating how IT is applied to operational needs.

His astute input has shaped strategies, policies and technical development, resulting in seamless data sharing, strong security and sound policies. He has also contributed his technical expertise to the Universal Core project, which enables the Defense Department, the intelligence community and the Homeland Security Department to share information.

“Green has proven himself a highly effective Marine Corps leader as well as a technical adviser,” said Ronald Zich, executive assistant to the C4 director.

Read more about the 2010 Federal 100 award winners.

About the Author

William Jackson is a Maryland-based freelance writer.

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