Agile Defense names Carrie Supko vice president for homeland security

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · August 5, 2026

Agile Defense said Aug. 5, 2026, that Carrie Supko will become vice president of homeland security and lead its homeland business unit.

Agile Defense said Aug. 5, 2026, that it appointed Carrie Supko as vice president of homeland security, putting her in charge of the company’s homeland business unit.

The company said Supko will work with its growth and delivery teams to support existing programs and expand the portfolio. It said the move is meant to help the business unit build on recent activity in the federal market.

Agile Defense said its homeland team has grown over the past year, including wins at Customs and Border Patrol and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. The company did not provide further details on those contracts in the release.

The release said Agile Defense is a provider of digital transformation, cybersecurity, data analytics and AI solutions headquartered in McLean, Virginia. It said the company has more than 1,800 teammates worldwide.

Agile Defense said Supko brings 25 years of experience in strategic growth work. The release said she previously supported Federal Civil Sectors, Intelligence Agencies and the Department of War, and worked on pipeline expansion, capture and operational oversight at Peraton, CACI and Allyon.

The company said Supko holds a bachelor’s degree in administration of justice and a master’s certification in project management from Pennsylvania State University.

President Khalid Hassouneh said the homeland team had seen growth over the past year and pointed to wins at CBP and USCIS. He said Supko’s growth instinct and operational discipline come at the right moment for the business unit.

Agile Defense did not say in the release when Supko will begin the role.

Sources

• PR Newswire release

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