Government Contractors | Technology 2025: ROZANSKI, HORACIO D.

Rozanski leads Fortune 500 global management, technology, engineering and consulting firm Booz Allen, the largest provider of AI services to the federal government. Booz Allen employs 35,800 people worldwide and reported fiscal 2025 earnings of $12 billion.

Born in Argentina, Rozanski started out at Booz Allen as an intern in 1991, working his way up to president and CEO in 2015. Under his leadership, Booz Allen has scaled up on AI and established a $300 million venture capital arm to support early-stage tech companies.

Recent federal spending cuts led to Booz Allen laying off 7% of its staff in May, but Rozanski “took advantage of that to restructure how we run our entire civil business,” he told Fortune.

Nevertheless, Booz Allen continues to land major contracts, including a combined $1.2 billion in awards this spring from the Air Force and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. And in January, Booz Allen and Amazon Web Services announced a strategic collaboration on federal tech solutions.

Rozanski chairs the board of Children’s National Hospital, is a vice chair of The Kennedy Center’s Corporate Fund Board, and a member of United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Committee on Conscience.