CACI Chairman, Michael A. Daniels, Receives Prestigious Lifetime Achievement Recognition from NACD

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CACI International Inc announced that CACI Chairman of the Board of Directors Michael (Mike) A. Daniels was presented with the prestigious 2024 National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) Directorship 100™ B. Kenneth West Lifetime Achievement Award at its annual gala in New York.

The B. Kenneth West Lifetime Achievement Award is bestowed to a corporate director with distinguished service on public, private, and/or nonprofit boards over an extended period of time, and who has been exemplary in demonstrating the principles of director professionalism—integrity, mature confidence, informed judgement, and high-performance standards.

"Receiving the B. Kenneth West Lifetime Achievement Award is an extraordinary honor," said Daniels. "Throughout my board career, I have been deeply committed to driving innovation and strengthening corporate governance to build resilient and forward-thinking organizations. This recognition reflects the collective efforts of the exceptional teams I’ve had the privilege to work with and our shared mission to create enduring value and positive results."

A CACI Director since 2013, Daniels was elected to the position of chairman of the CACI Board of Directors in January 2021. During his entire tenure, Daniels has delivered sound wisdom and supportive guidance to the board and executives.

"Mike has been a steadfast leader and mentor whose vision, experience, and dedication have significantly enriched CACI and the broader technology, government, and corporate communities," said CACI President and Chief Executive Officer John Mengucci. "His unique perspective in governance is based on many valuable lessons and experiences throughout his renowned professional career, critical government advisory roles, and humble life story. He has contributed greatly to the growth and success of many organizations, including ours. I am deeply grateful for his partnership and friendship.”

Daniels is also a corporate director at Blackberry and Two Six Technologies and has previously held directorships at numerous other public and private companies across sectors such as software, internet, communications, cybersecurity, and advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning. He is a past chairman of the board of the Logistics Management Institute, a former senior White House advisor on international technology, and a former senior advisor to the National Security Council. He also served with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) during his military service.

Earlier this year, Daniels was honored by the Virginia Chamber of Commerce for his remarkable career as a technology leader and for promoting a thriving economy within the Commonwealth.