2026 Engage Fed Health 150 Honoree, CEO Jordan Parsons
GovAllies is proud to announce that our CEO and co-founder, Jordan Parsons, has been named a 2026 Engage Fed Health 150 Honoree for the second consecutive year.
Nominees were evaluated and selected by their peers using a prescribed rubric, with the following six characteristics serving as core evaluation criteria. These qualities reflect what it truly means to lead with purpose, collaboration, and impact in today’s Federal environment:
- Open Communication – They share insights-through events, published thought pieces, or open platforms – because they believe transparency and shared knowledge drive progress.
- Mission-Focused Thinking – Their perspective extends beyond organizational walls. They prioritize the needs of the communities they serve, actively seeking feedback and collaboration to drive better outcomes.
- Reliable Partnership – They lead with clarity, humility, and accountability. These individuals are trusted partners who understand their role – and the roles of others – and consistently deliver on shared goals.
- Community Presence – These leaders are actively involved. Whether at events, in working groups, or through mentorship, they show up, contribute, and help lift the entire ecosystem.
- Perspective-Seeking – Engaged leaders welcome input from a wide range of stakeholders – including users, partners, and community voices – to inform more complete, inclusive, and effective solutions.
- Innovation-Minded – They challenge the status quo. By championing new technologies, processes, and ideas, they help drive progress and adaptability in an increasingly complex environment.
This award acknowledges that this moment requires public and private sector leaders who know how to engage – with intention and a shared sense of mission.
Follow this link for a full list of honorees: Meet the 2026 Engage Fed Health 150: Where Connection Fuels Impact | OrangeSlices AI
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FORUM Women Leading for IMPACT 2025 Awardee, CEO Jordan Parsons
GovAllies CEO and co-founder has been recognized as a 2025 Leading for IMPACT honoree. This award is presented to the women who are making an IMPACT–providing strong leadership, mentoring the next generation of stars, and continually transforming the way technology is implemented through their mission-focused strategic programs in the Federal space.
On October 17, 2025, FORUM is hosting the Women in Leadership Conference to honor the cohort of awardees for their achievements in supporting organizational excellence and mission-focused strategic programs across the Federal Civilian, Federal Health, Military Health, Defense, technology and consulting communities.