SandboxAQ's Kathryn Wang accepts 2026 Wash100 Award.
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SandboxAQ's Kathryn Wang accepts 2026 Wash100 Award. Kathryn Wang, principal for the public sector at SandboxAQ, has received the 2026 Wash100 Award in recognition of her leadership in advancing artificial intelligence, quantum technologies and cybersecurity innovation to support national security missions. Jim Garrettson, CEO of Executive Mosaic and founder of the Wash100 Award, presented the honor to Wang at a recent 4x24 Leadership Program dinner. You can still vote for Wang in the 2026 Wash100 popular vote competition at Wash100.com. Why did Kathryn Wang win the 2026 Wash100 Award? This year marks the first time that Wang has won a Wash100 Award. She is recognized for contributing to mission-driven innovation, particularly through efforts that strengthen cryptographic resilience and advance the federal government's transition to post-quantum security. "We're excited to celebrate Kathryn's first Wash100 Award, a well-deserved milestone that highlights her growing influence and innovative spirit in GovCon," Garrettson said. "Kathryn brings a rare combination of strategic insight, technical forward-thinking and mission focus, and this inaugural Wash100 honor is a powerful signal of the lasting impact she is poised to make across federal technology and national security," Garrettson added. A key element of Wang's contributions is SandboxAQ's deployment of the AQtive...
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