ISOA Announces 2014 Board of Directors By-Election Results

Tysons, VA – 21 April 21, 2014 - The International Stability Operations Association is pleased to announce Ryan Berry of Troutman Sanders for his election to the ISOA Board of Directors.  His term commenced on 2 April 2014 and will run through 31 October 2015.

Ryan Berry is an attorney and equity partner at the international law firm, Troutman Sanders.  He has been active in the ISOA since 2007.  Before practicing law, Ryan was a management consultant for ACS Defense and served on active duty as an acquisitions officer, leading infrastructure procurement programs at overseas military installations.  Ryan is a graduate of the United States Military Academy and the Washington & Lee University School of Law.

 
“We are happy to have someone of Ryan’s caliber on our Board; as an attorney to many of our members he brings a level of depth and experience to the table,” said ISOA President Ado Machida.  “We are pleased that he will be serving on our Board.”   

The Board leadership includes Chair, William Imbrie of DynCorp International, Vice Chair, Patrick Garvey of Triple Canopy, and Deputy Vice Chair, Rob Hood of CH2M Hill.  Other Board Directors are Thomas Callahan of PAE, Pete Dordal of GardaWorld, Kyle Johnson of OnSite OHS, Jeffrey Lee of Vighter Medical Group, and Marissa Michel of PWC LLP.

The ISOA has a very engaging and dedicated group of Board volunteers and we are thankful for their service.   ISOA would like to take a moment to extend its gratitude and thanks to outgoing Board member Victoria McKenney of ACADEMI for her contributions to the Association.  

The International Stability Operations Association (ISOA) a global partnership of private sector and nongovernmental organizations providing critical services in fragile environments worldwide. ISOA works every day to build, serve and represent a network of organizations by providing diverse member services, publication and events. Through communication and engagement, ISOA also builds partnerships across sectors to enhance the effectiveness of stability operations.