About ASRC Federal

Mike Manzo is ASRC Federal’s president and chief executive officer. In this role, Mike leads a family of companies serving a diverse portfolio of federal government customers, representing nearly 9,000 employees across the United States and overseas.

With more than thirty years of experience leading operational and technical organizations in the Defense, Intelligence and Civilian markets, Mike brings deep expertise in managing large, complex missions and advancing customer success.

Mike joined ASRC Federal in 2025 as president of the Defense & Intelligence Operating Group after previously leading the National Security Sector at General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT). Throughout his career, he has been recognized for driving sustained growth, strengthening customer relationships, and leading high performing teams.

In 2025, Mike supported ASRC Federal’s acquisition of Applied Research Solutions (ARS), bringing 900+ highly skilled, cleared technology subject matter experts.

Mike has a strong track record of expanding portfolios and overseeing multinational acquisitions, along with significant experience optimizing service delivery across large operating groups. His leadership style is anchored in setting clear strategic direction, meeting commitments, and building trusted, long term partnerships with customers.

Beyond work, Mike enjoys spending time with family, running, cycling, and watching Chelsea and English Premier League soccer.

Mike holds a bachelor’s and master’s degrees in electrical engineering from West Virginia University.

Dan Cuviello is ASRC Federal’s chief growth officer. As the chief growth officer, Dan is responsible for oversight of our business development organization to optimize the company for growth. He has more than 28 years in the federal government contracting industry and has extensive experience building and leading exceptional business development organizations.

Before joining ASRC Federal, Dan spent over a decade at CACI International where he was senior vice president of corporate business development operations. He led over 250 professionals across all aspects of the business development lifecycle for the $7 billon enterprise, including capture management, proposal operations, pricing strategy, government-wide acquisition contracts (GWAC) execution, knowledge management, program transitions, small business partnering as well as business development systems and tools.

Prior to CACI, Dan spent nine years at Lockheed Martin where he led business development across several diverse lines of business of up to $1 billion in revenue. He also served in operations management roles, including leading a line of business providing programmatic and technical services support to Department of Defense (DoD), Intelligence and Special Operations Forces (SOF) customers.

Dan has a bachelor’s in communication from James Madison University. He is a native of Buffalo, NY and is an avid, long-time Bills and Sabres fan.

Joe Winthrop is ASRC Federal’s chief financial officer (CFO). As the CFO, Joe is responsible for the company’s core finance operations – accounting and business finance. Additionally, he oversees several corporate functions, including information technology, pricing, security & facility operations, contracts and procurement.

Joe has more 20 years of experience in senior finance leadership roles. Before joining ASRC Federal, Joe spent more than 15 years at SAIC and was instrumental in driving financial success. Notably, he served as senior vice president of Finance for their Defense and Civilian sector and led a large organization of more than 200 professionals who executed financial activities across 1,500 programs. Joe also led corporate Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A), including board and investor reporting, and has extensive acquisition experience managing critical finance activities from initial due diligence analysis through full financial integration of the acquired companies.

Prior to joining SAIC, Joe began his career at Raytheon where he had roles in Contracts and Program Control.
Joe lives with his family in Ashburn, Virginia. He is involved in the community by volunteering with the American Heart Association.

Joe has a bachelor’s degree in finance and an MBA from the University of Rhode Island.

Shaveta J. Kapoor is the Chief Human Resources Officer for ASRC Federal. In her role, Shaveta is responsible for leading HR strategy and a team of human resources professionals that support HR business operations, compensation, benefits, talent management, HR compliance and talent acquisition functions.

Before joining ASRC Federal, Shaveta held several leadership roles in HR, Operational Transformation and Strategy at Serco. In these roles, she transformed the organization by aligning the HR and business strategy to execute priorities for their stakeholders, leaders, program managers and employees. Her experience also includes leading efforts focused on financial performance, acquisition integration and organizational governance.

In 2023, Shaveta received the prestigious WashingtonExec Chief Officer Award for her outstanding work as Chief Human Resources Officer, building upon her recognition as a 2022 WashingtonExec Top HR Exec to Watch. Additionally, she became an official member of the Forbes Human Resources Council in 2022, through which she provides valuable insights for the HR community. As Chair for the March of Dimes’ Greater Washington DC March for Babies, Shaveta demonstrates her commitment to making a positive impact.

Shaveta lives in Virginia with her husband, son and their dog. In her free time, she loves to read and travel. One of her passions is to mentor young female professionals by providing coaching to help advance their careers.

Shaveta received her bachelor’s degree in science from George Mason University and her master’s degree in business administration from Georgetown University. She also holds a certification for strategic leadership from the Said Business School, University of Oxford and is a certified employee benefits specialist (CEBS) accredited by the International Employee Benefit Foundation and Wharton School of Business.

Cliff Greenblatt is ASRC Federal’s chief legal officer. Cliff has responsibility for all legal matters for the ASRC Federal enterprise including compliance, government contracting, labor and employment, and mergers and acquisitions.

Cliff brings over 25 years legal experience in the government services industry in areas ranging from conducting sales transactions, handling and resolving litigation and disputes, to managing intellectual property and assuring company compliance with federal procurement laws and regulations. He has been responsible for the legal representation of companies specializing in diverse technologies including systems engineering and integration, cyber, data analytics, space and intelligence missions and operations, and public safety.

Before joining ASRC Federal, Cliff was vice president, general counsel and secretary for TASC, Inc. He served as an executive leader participating in company strategy planning and as a business partner with all levels of company management. He brings a successful history of handling and negotiating corporate transactions and mergers and acquisitions.

Outside of work, Cliff plays lead guitar in a classic rock band and has played at venues like the House of Blues in New Orleans, Louisiana and the Hard Rock Live in Orlando, Florida. Cliff also plays every summer at the Bethany Beach Bandstand in Delaware and several times a year at Jammin Java in Virginia. 

Cliff earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and has law degree from Washington College of Law, The American University.

Jennifer Mehall is the interim president of ASRC Federal’s Defense & Intelligence operating group, with more than 4,000 professionals providing a variety of mission-focused solutions to Department of War (DoW) and Federal Civilian customers. In this role, Jennifer provides strategic direction, operational oversight and drives growth for the group.

Most recently, Jennifer served in a dual role – Senior Vice President and General Manager of the combined Professional Services Support and Broadleaf Divisions and Defense & Intelligence Operations lead. She led nearly 1,700 personnel who provide professional support services and cyber expertise to key DoW customers, including Army, Navy, and the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA), where she helped drive double digit growth year-over-year.

During her more than 26 years of contracting experience supporting DoD and civilian agencies, Jennifer has served in a variety of positions, including Vice President Operations (Chenega Corporation), Senior Vice President Operations (CACI) and Program Manager (ASRC Primus).

When she’s not working, Jennifer enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, practicing yoga and volunteering as a Board member for the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Berks County, Pennsylvania, a child advocacy non-profit.

Jenifer holds a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice/Political Science from Old Dominion.

Chris Frye leads ASRC Federal’s supply chain management and logistics business, directing performance-based, secure global operations. Chris’ team delivers more than 400,000 orders annually to Department of Defense (DoD) entities as well as to Foreign Military Sales customers helping to optimize crucial supply chains. ASRC Federal is a DLA Supply Chain Alliance partner.

Chris has managed and grown DoD supply chain contracts for over 25 years. Before joining ASRC Federal in 2023, Chris worked as the senior vice president of the logistics and supply chain management business unit at SAIC where the business was named for multiple years as a Gold Supplier to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). ASRC Federal acquired this business unit from SAIC in 2023. He also served as vice president of DLA Field Support, vice president of programs for Tailored Logistics Support and as the vice president of supply chain operations. He oversaw the DLA portfolios that support the organic industrial base, DoD facilities, weapon systems as well as support for humanitarian relief effort for natural disasters.

When he is not working, Chris enjoys time with his family, reading, sports and all things Tar Heels.

Chris has a bachelor’s in industrial relations from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a master’s in business administration from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

Sanjay Sardar is the president of the Civilian and Health operating group at ASRC Federal.

Bringing decades of experience in the federal civilian and health markets, Sanjay provides strategic leadership and programmatic and technical oversight for the operating group, which focuses on delivering mission-enabling information technology, data analytics and business solutions to federal government customers.

Prior to ASRC Federal, he served in several executive leadership roles at SAIC, including leading a business unit within the company’s federal civilian portfolio, a strategic product innovation team and a service delivery organization. Sanjay has deep expertise in delivering digital transformation and IT modernization solutions that advance customer missions while driving operating group growth.

Sanjay also previously worked as the chief information officer for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). In this senior executive service role, he was responsible for strategic management and operational oversight of FERC’s IT goals and initiatives. In addition, Sanjay also served in leadership and technical positions at General Dynamics, DDLabs Inc. and Oracle.

Sanjay serves as a champion for the American Heart Association and Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and holds leadership positions for industry organizations such as AFCEA, Affirm, Government Business Executive Forum and ACT-IAC.

When he’s not working, Sanjay enjoys cooking, music, biking, reading and traveling. He lives in Fairfax, VA with his wife and two kids.

A lifelong learner at heart, Sanjay has a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from University of Virginia, a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from The George Washington University School of Business and is pursuing executive education in strategic management in leadership from MIT Sloan School of Management.

Scott “Scooter” Altman is the executive vice president of strategic engagement for ASRC Federal. In his role, he aims to improve enterprise-level stakeholder engagement by fostering stronger customer connections, enhancing government relations, and aligning the workforce more closely with the company’s mission.

Prior to this role, Scott led ASRC Federal’s Space Operating Group as president for the past 6 years, with nearly 16 years at ASRC Federal. He was a key part in winning and growing engineering contract work for ASRC Federal at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, FAA National Airspace System Engineering in Oklahoma City, and NASA Orion work in support of the Artemis missions.

Before joining ASRC Federal in 2010, Scott had a distinguished career with NASA and the U.S. Navy. The former astronaut and 2018 Astronaut Hall of Fame inductee, is a veteran of four space flights, logging over 51 days in space and commanded the final two servicing missions of the Hubble Space Telescope. Scott also logged more than 7,000 hours in over 40 types of aircrafts but still considers flying the F-14D over Iraq as his peak aviation experience.

In 2026, Scott was the recipient of the George C. Marshall Award in Ethical Leadership. He was also the awardee of the 2023 WashingtonExec’s Space Exec of the Year. In 2021, he was the recipient of the Order of Lincoln, Illinois’ highest honor for professional achievement and public service, an award that honors distinguished Illinois natives whose work uplifts every community in the state.

An advocate for inspiring the community through his experiences he regularly gives back- from supporting local robotics clubs, to serving as an American Corporate Partners mentor for U.S. servicemen and women, to the board of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation and regularly donating his time to speak to youth about STEM careers — he understands that the future of space exploration lives with the next generation of leaders.

Scott received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois and holds a master’s degree in aeronautical engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School. Scott is a retired Navy captain.

Mike Mazzella is the president for the Space Operating Group at ASRC Federal. In his role he is responsible for serving space-related customers, primarily NASA, U.S. Space Force, and NOAA. Mike oversees the financial and technical performance of current programs while strategically positioning the organization for growth through new business development. His additional focus lies in the professional development of employees within the Space Operating Group, where he creates opportunities and equips individuals to excel in new roles.

Before joining ASRC Federal, Mike served as a P&L leader with SAIC. In that role, he ran SAIC’s Civilian unit with revenue of approximately $1.2B annually. Prior to that, he ran Civil Space and Transportation and the international sales division that developed and sold weather forecasting workstations in developing countries across Asia and Latin America.

Outside of work, Mike enjoys a variety of hobbies, including cooking, woodworking, gardening, golfing, and reading.

Mike has a Bachelor of Arts in computer science from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego and a Master of Science in technology management from Johns Hopkins University.

Eric Velte is ASRC Federal’s chief technology officer. Eric is responsible for leading the development of capabilities and solutions in support of both new business and existing program growth goals, expanding ASRC Federal’s Centers of Excellence to increase collaboration and knowledge sharing across our enterprise, and building corporate presence through technical partnerships and engagements.

With more than 30 years of experience in computer science and technical solutions, Eric previously oversaw the research, development and delivery of technical products and services for U.S. Navy contracts at Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC). He joined ASRC Federal in 2010 through the acquisition of Defense and Mission Solutions Engineering, a former subsidiary of CSC.

Since joining ASRC Federal, Eric has led the development of technical solutions and roadmaps at both the operating group and enterprise levels. He has served as the chief scientist and chief architect of ASRC Federal’s Aegis Weapon System development team, has led application development and managed NASA’s Kennedy Space Center data center team, maintaining more than 185 applications and 30 discrete systems. Eric spearheaded the launch and development of ASRC Federal’s enterprise STRIDE internship program, as well as the enterprise Technical Fellows program and the company’s annual Technology Summit and Expo. Through his efforts, his team supports more than 5300 technical employees with career advancement and upskilling through a CTO Academy, Communities of Practice and the enterprise workforce mobility program.

Eric lives in New Jersey and enjoys spending time with his wife and two college age children. He received his bachelor’s degree in history from Ursinus College, and his master’s degree in computer science from Rowan University.