Recognizing Leadership, Impact, and Innovation Across the Organization
As part of Women’s History Month, Aretum is proud to recognize the women in leadership across the organization whose expertise, dedication, and vision continue to shape the company’s growth and impact across the federal landscape.
Women leaders at Aretum play a critical role in advancing mission outcomes, strengthening delivery, and fostering a culture rooted in collaboration, innovation, and service. Our executive leadership includes Amy French, CFO; Tiffany Bailey, EVP of Operations and Growth; and Jennifer Totman, EVP and Sector Lead of Homeland Security. Many other leaders drive strategic growth initiatives, lead programs that support national priorities, and their contributions are felt across every part of the organization.
A Message from Leadership
“Today, I want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate the incredible women leaders at Aretum. Your vision, resilience, and ability to lead with both strength and empathy make a lasting impact on the people around you every day. You set the tone for excellence, inspire confidence, and create space for others to grow and succeed. Thank you for the energy, insight, and dedication you bring. Aretum is stronger because of you. Amy French, Jennifer Totman, Tiffany Bailey, Alyssa Zimmerman, Kim Thomas, and Marian Dawoud, along with our other women leaders, directors, and managers, exemplify thoughtfulness and strategic thinking in shaping Aretum in supporting our federal customers’ missions. Thank you.” – Rohit Gupta, Aretum CEO
Leadership Spotlights:
Tiffany Bailey, Executive Vice President, Operations and Growth
Tiffany Bailey plays a central role in guiding Aretum’s operations and strategic growth. She oversees day-to-day operations while working closely with leadership to ensure the company is positioned for sustainable expansion, including growth within the Department of Defense and Federal Civilian area.
Bailey’s career journey reflects resilience and determination. Beginning in a call center role in Florida, she built a strong foundation in service and operational excellence before transitioning into federal contracting, where she supported mission-critical programs.
Her experience includes supporting the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation during one of the largest bank failures in history and contributing to modernization efforts at the Department of Labor.
Tiffany says, “What inspires me most is seeing people grow. Leadership is about creating those moments where individuals realize their potential and step into new opportunities.”
Janet Olsen, Division Lead of Veterans Engineering
Janet Olsen brings decades of experience across engineering, defense, space systems, and healthcare innovation. In her current role, she leads Aretum’s VE operations and delivery teams while helping to identify new opportunities that expand the company’s capabilities.
Olsen’s career began with a strong foundation in engineering, inspired by her mother’s belief in education as a pathway to opportunity. Her experience spans work with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, contributions to satellite components supporting the International Space Station and Mars exploration missions, and leadership in healthcare technology.
For more than 20 years, she has supported initiatives serving Veterans, including early adoption of wireless infrastructure, barcode scanning, and electronic health records aimed at improving patient safety.
Janet says, “What motivates me most is the ability to improve the lives of our Veterans. Seeing how leadership and dedicated teams can transform the Veteran experience continues to drive my work every day.”
A Broader Legacy of Leadership
While Bailey and Olsen represent two of many voices within Aretum’s leadership team, their stories reflect a broader narrative shared across the organization, one of perseverance, purpose, and impact.
Across Aretum, women leaders bring diverse experiences and perspectives that strengthen the organization and support the critical missions it serves. Their leadership continues to drive innovation, foster collaboration, and position Aretum for long-term success.
Celebrating Women at Aretum
Throughout Women’s History Month, Aretum is celebrating the women across its leadership ranks who make a difference every day, within their teams, across the organization, and in the communities and missions they support.
By recognizing these leaders, Aretum reaffirms its commitment to fostering an environment where individuals can grow, lead, and create meaningful impact.
As the company looks ahead, the leadership and influence of women across Aretum will remain a key driver of innovation, growth, and mission success.
A little-known fact
Aretum is the contracting company that the Library of Congress has tasked, in addition to other deployment tasks, to help set up and maintain the content management systems that are used to deploy content to https://womenshistorymonth.gov – a joint initiative of the Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
About Aretum
Aretum is a forward-thinking, innovative Government IT services contractor, recognized for its expertise in emerging technologies. Specializing in areas such as digital transformation, systems modernization, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, Aretum provides customized IT solutions that empower government agencies to meet the demands of the future.
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