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Scott D. Lutender

President & CEO

 

Scott Lutender joined Advanced Design Corporation (ADC) in 1987 as a Senior Project Engineer after receiving Bachelor of Arts (1984), Bachelor of Engineering (1985) and Master of Engineering (1987) degrees from Dartmouth College. He earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1992 and has held positions of Program Manager (1989-1991), Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) Division Manager (1991-1995) and Vice President, Corporate Operations (1995-2010). Mr. Lutender has been President and CEO at ADC since November of 2010.

 



HardestyDennis Hardesty

New Equipment Training & Fielding Manager (NATICK, TACOM & ILSC)

 

Dennis Hardesty became a member of Advanced Design Corporation (ADC) in September of 1998 as a Logistics Management Specialist. Since joining ADC, Mr. Hardesty was named Project Manager over New Equipment Training and Materiel Fielding. Before the ADC family he had served the U. S. Government for 28 years. During his tenure with the U. S. Government, Mr. Hardesty served in Europe, South Vietnam, Tooele Army Depot, Dugway Proving Grounds, U. S. Engineer Command (USAEC), U. S. Army Aviation Command (USAAVSCOM), the Pentagon, U. S. Army Material Command (AMC), U. S. Army Troop Support Command (USATROSCOM) and the U. S. Army Aviation and Troop Command (USAATCOM).
 
When Mr. Hardesty joined ADC, the company gained a great deal of U.S. Government procedural, management, training, fielding, logistical, funding, and personnel background. Mr. Hardesty provides program management expertise in the areas of Total Package Fielding (TPF), Deprocessing, New Equipment Training (NET), Sustainment Training, and Modification Work Order (MWO) applications. This expertise is provided daily as relates to contracts with U. S. Army Tank Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM), U. S. Army Communication and Electronics Command (CECOM) U. S. Army Soldier Systems Command (SSCOM), U.S. Army Reserve Command (USARC), National Guard Bureau (NGB), and AMC Project/Program Manager’s.
 
While in Government service Mr. Hardesty completed the Project Managers Course, graduated the Logistics and Acquisition Management Program (LOGAMP), and successfully completed 56 different Integrated Logistics Support related courses. 
 
Mr. Hardesty currently resides in Granite City, Illinois with his wife, Diana and two sons, Chaz and Andy.


 
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