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People and Events STAYING BUSY DURING RETIREMENT
from 2007 until his retirement. From 2005 to 2007, he served as the director/vice director for operations of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Between 2003 and 2005, he was deputy director, Air Warfare Division for the Chief of Naval Operations. Prior to 2003, Winns served in other staff posi- tions in Washington, D.C., including at the Bureau of Naval Personnel. He also served as commanding officer of several major commands, including the Pacific Patrol/Reconnaissance task force, the USS Essex, an amphibious assault carrier, and a naval aircraft squadron. Adm. Winns is a 1978 distinguished graduate of the Naval Academy, a graduate of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard Univer- sity and earned a Master of Science degree with distinction in Financial Management from the Naval Post Graduate School.
Anthony L. Winns
the Year Career Achievement in Govern- ment award winner was elected a trustee of the Board of Trustees of Washington Real Estate Investment Trust (WRIT) in the summer of 2011 and he was appointed vice president, International Maritime Programs for Lockheed Martin Corpora- tion’s International Business Development in late October 2011. In this capacity he is responsible for leading business devel- opment for maritime programs through five regional offices and the international functions in Washington, D.C. Lockheed Martin is a global company that employs about 126,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, and integration of advanced technology sys- tems, products and services. At WRIT, he will serve until the 2012 annual meeting of shareholders. Adm. Winns is a defense industry consultant and former Naval Inspector General. He retired in June 2011 after 32 years of naval service. Adm. Winns served as Naval Inspector General
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etired Vice Admiral An- thony L. Winns is staying busy in retirement. The 2007 Black Engineer of
BEYA Winner Makes A World of Difference
Angela Barbee-Hatter, the 2004 Black Engineer of the Year Award winner for Corporate Promotion of Education, was selected to represent General Motors (GM) in the 2012 DRIVEN publication. The more than 300-page book features articles about top African Americans in the automotive industry. Barbee-Hatter is an executive technical assistant in GM’s Global Accessory Engineering. She joined GM in 1993 and has held posi- tions of increasing responsibility includ- ing engineering group manager, Noise and Vibration Performance and Center. She has also represented GM in many activities that encourage young people to make a difference in the world through an engineering career. She has been effective as a role model at universities and techni- cal societies such as the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), as well as for African Americans at GM. Barbee-Hatter won a Distinguished Service award for her work with the GM Salaried Congress and an Outstanding Alumni award for service on the Corporate Advisory Board for the Association of Black Engineers and Ap-
plied Scientists at Wayne State University, her alma mater. In 2000, after winning a Distinguished Fellowship award, GM as- signed Barbee-Hatter to Purdue Univer- sity, where she was the first Black female graduate of the Herrick Laboratories
M.Sc. Program. As GM engineer-in-resi- dence, she tutored undergrads and served as a volunteer Minority Engineering Program mentor. She also joined Purdue’s
by Lango Deen and M.V. Greene
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mgreene@ccgmag.com
Angela Barbee-Hatter
Industrial Advisory Board and played a big role in arranging the gift of engineer- ing design packages worth $116 million from the Partners for the Advancement of Collaborative Engineering Education. Barbee-Hatter is one of 24 Black female employees that General Motors featured in the latest issue of DRIVEN, which was revealed at a program held in Detroit on Jan. 11, 2012. The event was sponsored by General Motors/Cadillac.
Judy L. Smith is Shaping the Future
Judy Smith, vice president of Busi- ness Development at ITT Information Systems, has been appointed to the board
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