Terence Di Benigno
Principal, Business Development, Homeland Security Market
Terence Di Benigno is an experienced senior executive with a broad and proven background at international consulting and technology companies assisting federal agencies and commercial customers. He brings decades of experience supporting the national security mission and the public sector to bear on the growth of the LMI homeland security organization. He has successfully led corporate growth teams through the full business development and capture lifecycle for consistent wins with complex technology and management solutions across the federal homeland security, defense, and civilian markets. He adeptly develops complete understanding of customers’ value drivers to execute new business and retention strategies that support federal agencies’ key initiatives and innovation objectives. He joined LMI after successful stints with organizations such as Maximus, Gartner, Lockheed Martin, and SRA. Terence holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from LSU and a master’s degree in international business from The George Washington University.
LMI is an exceptional organization. In my years supporting the federal government I have always admired and respected LMI’s well-earned reputation. It couples in depth talent and expertise with an innovative approach to solving the mission challenges faced by federal agencies. It is a pleasure to work with colleagues that are committed to success and to working collaboratively to achieve it.
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