At 25, ACT makes the scene in Washington -- GCN

At 25, ACT makes the scene in Washington

Mar 05, 2004

The American Council for Technology put work aside one recent night to mark 25 years of leadership in the government IT community with a gala at Washington's Union Station.
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ACT, which last fall changed its name from the Federation of Government Information Processing Councils, has over the years sponsored many a government-industry function built around IT issues. This time, the only thing on the agenda was fun. (And a bit of networking, of course.)

Homeland Security Department CIO Steve Cooper takes a spin on the dance floor with his wife, Susie.
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ACT president Barry West, left, talks over the din of the crowd with Bruce McConnell of McConnell International.

Guests mingle in Union Station's packed East Room.

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