By Kerry McGinley

A sweeping change to align to new customer requirements and improve the flow of information resulted in customer satisfaction, a fee award of $95,000 and a check for $5,000 for the Kaizen team that led a project to improve a finance process. Debbie Godbey, Rebecca Lind and Jon Strauss won the second quarter Kaizen Award for continuous improvement after creating a dedicated cost control department that defined roles across the program to better manage cash flow for their Navy client.

By Kerry McGinley

A group of award-winning songwriters and performers took to the stage to raise money for the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors at an event sponsored by PAE. The Colorado Springs Celebrity Classic Sept. 28 filled a dance hall with surviving families of fallen military and their supporters celebrating 25 years of TAPS programs and community building.

By Kerry McGinley

Chad Weatherly knows what it takes to keep facilities at Fort Carson, Colorado running – all 17 million square feet of them. The Colorado Springs Army post is home to more than 10,000 people, including the 4th Infantry Division, 10th Special Forces Group and 4th Security Force Assistance Brigade as well as units of the the Army Reserve, the Navy Reserve and Colorado National Guard.

By Kerry McGinley

PAE’s Dubai Regional Operations Center is an office that crosses borders, cultures and functions to pull off big jobs. Its location and staff ensure programs in challenging locations halfway around the world from corporate headquarters in Falls Church, Virginia, have the people and resources necessary remain mission-ready and effective. 

Individuals who test negative take up bed space and treatment capacity needed for those who have contracted the disease. More accurate forecasts of Ebola-negative cases, coupled with streamlined testing procedures to reduce their stay, increases the efficiency of treatment facilities and makes response programs more effective.

Intern Roundtables Spark Innovative Ideas

By Leilani Romero

“Talented,” “driven,” and “enthusiastic” are some of the words company leaders used to describe PAE’s intern class of 2019. PAE works with universities across the country to hire internship and entry-level candidates for opportunities to work and learn from leaders in the industry; the interns offer PAE fresh minds and new perspectives. 

As a part of the program, interns attended roundtable discussions with executive leadership over the summer.