Meet Eugenie McBride: Manager, Federal Business Development Executive Team

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Not many careers in decision intelligence and AI start with a degree in Art History, but it was this unconventional path that led to the perfect career for Eugenie McBride, the Manager of the Federal Business Development Executive Team at Virtualitics.
“I ended up in this industry by chance,” she explains. After graduating, she set her sights on the Washington, D.C. metro area and began her job search in a pragmatic way—by Googling the fastest-growing companies in the region. “My number one pick was MARS, but thankfully, I ended up at a high growth tech company instead. Still, it’s fun to imagine what my life would be like if I’d gotten my start in the candy business instead!”
Eugenie’s time at that technology company taught her the fundamentals of business development and introduced her to the world of public sector technology procurement. After a few years, she joined a startup, where she worked on AI/ML solutions for national security challenges.
“That experience brought me closer to our national security mission,” she says, “and I got to solve compelling problems with incredible people, many of whom I get to work with again at Virtualitics.”
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