Annandale, Virginia— March 2022. Mayvin, Inc., a Northern Virginia-based technical and knowledge-based services Government Contractor, announces the expansion of the Business Development Team with the addition Gint Dragunas as Mayvin’s Director for Defense Capture.  He will contribute to growth in the core National Security market.  He brings more than 25 years of experience in driving impactful outcomes for DoD clients through his consulting, program management, and business development relationships.  He has a proven history of developing system engineering and technical assistance efforts within DARPA and other cutting-edge DoD and DHS clients. In this new role at Mayvin, Gint will focus on business development, building impactful teams, and generating meaningful client results.

“I am thrilled to join Mayvin, a firm with such a dynamic workforce that has a reputation for excellence, technical expertise, and impactful professional services”, said Gint.  Lisa E. Rosenthal, CEO of Mayvin, stated, “I have been tracking (stalking) Gint for many years and we are so honored that he is going to be leading our DoD Growth Sector – we are looking forward to a great future.”

Gint holds Masters in Environmental Engineering and a Masters of Administrative Science (Management) degrees, from the Johns Hopkins University, along with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Drexel University.  He resides in Finksburg, MD with his wife Rosemary and their son Evan.  For those in the DC area, Finksburg is a land far away from the Beltway, so Gint is always looking for great podcasts for his commute across multiple states to work.

Mayvin is a global technical and knowledge-based services company providing specialized Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance, Science & Technology, Test & Evaluation, and special activities to defense, civilian government, and Intelligence Community customers. Mayvin was founded by Lisa Rosenthal (CEO) and Victor Pirowski (CFO) in 2008 to provide “mayvins”: trusted experts in particular fields who seek to pass knowledge on to others and one know and understand almost instinctively.