Logistics Decision Advantage
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Our Leadership TeamJoshua Wilson
Josh is the president of markets, growth, and technology at LMI. In this role, he has direct oversight over LMI’s entire customer portfolio and leads LMI’s business growth function, which includes LMI’s proposal center, business development strategies, capture management, and sales engineering teams.
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InsightsSupply Chain Integrity: Critical Every Day
LMI has 60+ years of experience ensuring that clients receive the best logistics support. In his recent blog, Jon Amis explains why supply chain integrity must be considered throughout the entire year. Our supply chain management practice assists with all aspects of a customer’s supply chain, from managing assets, property, and inventory, to performance measures, process improvement, and overall supply chain risk.
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Innovation at the Pace of Need®Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction
LMI helps customers adopt the latest capabilities and methodologies to advance the CWMD and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) defense missions.
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Our TeamKeith Rodgers
Keith brings nearly two decades of experience in leveraging innovative techniques to assess organizational performance and challenges.
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InsightsThe LMI Way of Policy: Five Factors to Ensure Effective Policy Lifecycle Management
Through a five-factor approach, LMI delivers impactful policies that are co-created and implemented as drivers of change, innovation, and agility through all levels of an organization.
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Our Leadership TeamKristen Cheman
As senior vice president of the intelligence market, Kristen combines subject matter expertise and leading-edge technologies to bring the best ideas and digitally enabled services to our customers.
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Our TeamRob Kline
Rob is a longtime LMI expert in systems modeling, data analytics, logistics analyses, and software development.
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What We DoHealthcare Compliance
LMI’s compliance approach centers on reducing programmatic risks while minimizing participants’ burden through data analytics and proactive engagement and education.
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InsightsWhat the U.S. Must Do Now To Avoid the Next Pandemic
COVID-19 is not the first pandemic the United States has faced, but it may be the one that teaches us some very modern lessons about public trust, our surveillance networks, and effective response management.