Steven Escaravage

This weekend, @IndyCar made history on the streets of Washington, D.C. The inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix brought high-speed racing, military flyovers, and thousands of spectators to the National Mall in celebration of America’s 250th. Behind the scenes, Booz Allen tech—and our people—were supporting the mission to keep the event safe and secure. Thousands of National Guard members, local police officers, firefighters, and EMS personnel used Booz Allen Sit(x)® to maintain real-time situational awareness and coordinate emergency response across the event. The platform gave teams a shared view of what was happening, from the locations of personnel and vehicles to 911 calls and drone activity. Our work didn’t stop at deployment. Booz Allen personnel were on the ground listening to feedback from Sit(x) users and making real-time updates to help it work even better for the mission at hand. In recognition of their efforts, two Booz Allen team members were presented with Challenge Coins from the Executive Office of the President of the United States and the D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force. Congratulations to our team, and thank you to the National Guard, law enforcement, and first responders who helped make this historic weekend possible. Learn more about Sit(x): boozallen.co/4isi8Bo

Thank you to @ReaganInstitute for another successful #RNDF. Every year, this unique forum brings together key leaders from industry and government for substantive dialogue on how to strengthen our national security and keep America strong, safe, and prosperous. As a builder of tech for national security, #BoozAllen is proud to do our part in achieving peace through strength. During the forum, #BoozAllen Chairman and CEO Horacio Rozanski joined a panel that explored how we can advance #AI for competitive advantage over China. Watch the full conversation here: boozallen.co/3KvFK9V