Adam Goldman, Webmaster

Adam Goldman began his defense industry career working on the U.S. Army's largest training and simulation program, Warfighter FOCUS, where he was the lead subcontract manager at Raytheon Global Training Solutions (the single prime contractor) for the program’s core teammates, handling over $300 million in contract value. He also served as the local chairman of the Raytheon Veterans employee network.

Following that he was the negotiator for all production supplier subcontract terms and conditions on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program at Lockheed Martin, handling over $1.4 billion in contract value. He served on the Lockheed Martin Corporate Terms and Conditions Council led by the Legal Dept. and was a member on the Lockheed Martin Conflict Minerals Compliance Working Group. He works now for Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control in Global Supply Chain management.

Prior to Lockheed Martin, he was the lead subcontracts manager for Navy program pursuits in support of Business Development at Science Applications International Corp. He has supported other customer groups at SAIC as well, including the intelligence community and Federal civilian agencies.

He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at the State University of New York at Geneseo and a Juris Doctorate degree at Stetson University College of Law. He and his wife reside in the Central Florida area and served as President of the National Contract Management Association Mid-Florida Chapter, a Board of Advisors member to the James Madison Institute, a Board of Advisors member to Step Up for Students which administers scholarships to over 100,000 children in Florida, and serves on the Board of Advisors with the Children’s Movement of Florida.

Not content with being legally blonde, he is a medium distance runner, frustrated Florida-based mountain hiker, photography taker, novice web-site designer, a once and future guitar player, avid book reader, father to two of the most Irish-est Jewish kids you've ever met, elementary grade homeschool curriculum editor, and fan of Elizabeth Cook (his muse) and Jake Tapper (his news muse).