Matt Tait

Chief Executive Officer and President of ManTech

Achievements

With Matt Tait at the helm, ManTech was named a “Glassdoor 2024 Top 50 Best-Led Company” in the United States.

In both 2023 and 2024 Mr. Tait made the roster of ExecutiveMosaic’s “Wash100,” WashingtonExec’s “Top Execs to Watch” and the Virginia Business Top 500.

Previously, he was named to WashingtonExecs “Top 10 National Security Executives to Watch” in 2018 and was a 2016 Federal Computer Week Fed100 winner for leading the rescue of Healthcare.gov.  He is Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Operation Renewed Hope Foundation, a group dedicated to ending veteran homelessness.

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"ManTech excels at developing and deploying mission-specific AI solutions with Generative AI foundation models, custom machine learning models and other methods. One example of our work in this field is providing AI to enrich and summarize personal health data, enhancing the ability to provide high quality care for our military personnel."

Matt Tait is Chief Executive Officer and President of ManTech.

He joined ManTech in 2018 and served as Chief Operating Officer. In this role he was responsible for leading the company’s global business strategies that enable ManTech to deliver, at speed, differentiating solutions to meet the sophisticated needs of the company’s diverse customer base. Under Tait’s leadership, ManTech expanded and repositioned the company’s Intelligence, Federal Civilian and Department of Defense businesses to align with the company’s strategy of Bringing Digital to the Mission®. He is now leading ManTech’s investment in and application of advanced AI, cyber and digital transformation capabilities to enable client mission success.

Prior to joining ManTech, Mr. Tait spent two decades at Accenture, where he led key initiatives that transformed IT performance across Federal Civilian, Intelligence and Defense sectors.

Mr. Tait received a Bachelor of Science in political science and government from the U.S. Naval Academy and served 10 years in the U.S. Navy.