Management

Meet the members of CGI's management

George D. Schindler - President, United States

As President of CGI’s operations in the United States, George Schindler is responsible for leading the company’s strategy, growth, and client delivery across the private and public sectors in the U.S., including the U.S. government, state and local governments, healthcare, banking, insurance, telecommunications, utilities and manufacturing, and retail and distribution. As a member of CGI’s Management Committee, Mr. Schindler also participates in the development and execution of CGI’s global strategy.

Mr. Schindler was President of CGI Federal from 2006-2011, where he led CGI’s business with the Civilian, Defense, and Intelligence Sectors of the U.S. government. Prior to leading CGI Federal, Mr. Schindler was the U.S. Lead of the Banking and Investments Industry Group. As a Senior Vice-President, he also had responsibility for managing CGI’s operations in the Greater New York Region.

Before joining CGI, he was a Vice President with American Management Systems, Inc. (AMS) where he held various management and consulting positions in both the government and commercial sector business groups.

Mr. Schindler serves as Vice-Chair of the Public Sector Division of the TechAmerica Board (The Technology Association of America) and he serves on the Boards of Directors for the Professional Services Council (PSC) and The Catalogue for Philanthropy—Greater Washington.

Mr. Schindler has been recognized by industry as a market leader, including being named one of Federal Computer Week’s top 100 federal leaders and one of ExecutiveBiz’s “Top 20 People to Watch.”

Under his leadership, CGI Federal was named the 2010 Greater Washington U.S. Government Contractor of the Year (greater than $300 million) by the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce, PSC, and Washington Technology. CGI was also named one of the “9 Hot Companies to Watch” by Federal Computer Week. CGI’s acquisition of Stanley was selected “deal of the year” by Washington Technology and the Association for Corporate Growth National Capital.

Mr. Schindler holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Computer Science from Purdue University.

Version (PDF)