Frontier Technologies, Inc.  Board of Directors

Doug Dreyer is the founder of Mind Gear Solutions, a strategic advisory firm, and former executive at Lockheed Martin, Vencore, and Parsons Corporation. With over 30 years of experience in technology development, program management, and business development, he has delivered value to government and commercial customers in defense systems, space, telecommunications, public infrastructure, cyber security, and health technology markets. Doug has a strong technical background in systems development, autonomous control and communication systems, systems engineering, artificial intelligence, and software development. He has led successful corporate capture campaigns resulting in over $8B in wins and participated in multiple company acquisitions, spin-outs, and an IPO with a total value exceeding $4B. Doug earned a BS from Penn State University and an MS from Drexel University.

Kendall Holbrook combines sharp business acumen with practical knowledge to build trust-based relationships with colleagues and clients alike. Kendall was promoted to be the top executive of Dev Technology on January 1, 2018, but prior to taking on the role of CEO, she was the Vice President of Business Development for the company for 8 years. She is the past Chair of the After School All-Stars D.C. Advisory Board, a local non-profit organization supporting middle school students from under-resourced communities and is a member of the Advisory Board of the After-School All-Stars national organization. She is also a member of the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and is a Vice Chair at Large for the Industry Advisory Council Executive Committee under ACT-IAC. In her 27-year career, she has supported a variety of roles and has honed her skills by working hands-on with Government stakeholders to identify IT solutions that help meet their mission requirements. Kendall is an active mentor to women inside her organization and within the Government IT community.

Prior to joining Dev Technology, she served in multiple roles at HP Enterprise Services (formerly EDS). Kendall is the recipient of multiple prestigious acknowledgements. She was awarded the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce GovCon 2021 Executive of the Year Award ($75 – 300M) and was selected as a 2022 Washington Business Journal Diversity in Business Honoree. In addition, she is frequently asked to speak on topics related to business strategy and growth as well as leadership. Kendall has a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Virginia, and an MBA from the University of Maryland Smith School of Business.