Terry S. Kees
Vice President, Homeland Security Systems
Lockheed Martin
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Terry S. Kees had a distinguished career with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) until 1997. Her last position at CIA was Director, Information Technology, where she was responsible for the CIA's network and computing infrastructure for the Washington metropolitan area. She also held the positions of Deputy Director, Research & Development at CIA and Director, Policy, Plans and Programs at the Central Imagery Office, a predecessor organization of National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA). Additionally, as part of CIA's Office of Development and Engineering, she spent a decade of her career in the National Reconnaissance Office in senior executive positions managing ground systems programs for national satellite imagery collection systems.

Ms. Kees joined Lockheed Martin in 1997 as Vice President, Global Information Management Systems (GIMS), a $280 million line of business that supported NGA, NRO, CIA, and NSA. In 2003 she was named vice president of Homeland Security Systems supporting public safety and security from intelligence through first responders.

Over her career, Ms. Kees has received many awards, including the National Intelligence Medal of Achievement, the Intelligence Medal of Merit, and CIA's highest award, the Distinguished Intelligence Medal. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Texas Christian University.