118 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING CASEY JOHNSON CHIEF SOLUTIONS OFFICER TANDMM Inc. Bethesda, MD Casey Johnson’s parents always encouraged him to pursue his passions, even if the approach might be unconventional. In high school, this involved seeking funding and assembling a team to build a solar car and race it in a national competition. In college, he started a company and often asked professors to sponsor him in independent study projects. Along the way, he learned the value of creativity and initiative in achieving his goals. Mr. Johnson is the chief solutions officer at TANDMM Inc., where he leverages his expertise in enterprise platform architecture and artificial intelligence to help clients across federal agencies and the private sector solve their unique technology needs. The position is the culmination of two decades of learning and advancement through computer and network security roles, an industry that is constantly evolving. A critical part of his work involves supplying companies with solutions that are enterprise-ready for at least three years and that also work with their existing technologies. A natural problem solver, Mr. Johnson is deeply motivated by a desire to help others. Early on, he found that a career in technology uniquely combined his problem-solving skills with his passion for assisting people. With significant technological expertise and a knack for forming interpersonal connections, he has been able to navigate complex issues effectively. Mr. Johnson understands that his work entails more than just technical solutions; it involves recognizing and addressing human challenges. This awareness enables him to actively engage with individuals as he helps them navigate their own internal dynamics and politics, ensuring that their needs are met alongside the required technical aspects. Mr. Johnson earned a bachelor's degree in discrete mathematics and logic and computer science from Carnegie Mellon University in 2005 and a Master of Business Administration in business analytics from the university’s Tepper School of Business in 2010. He describes his time in college as enlightening, as it gave him the opportunity to connect with individuals from a wide array of cultures. The ability to
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