How To Navigate Trump’s Cuts If You're Making All Your Money From The Government

Booz Allen Hamilton CEO Horacio Rozanski discussed Booz’s response, whether staff cuts will follow—and why the company is so concentrated in government work. Here are excerpts, condensed and edited:

The Wall Street Journal: The General Services Administration asked companies to explain their work in a way a 15-year-old could understand. What’s your answer?

Booz Allen’s CEO discusses the more than $1 billion in savings his firm has offered up and what its business will look like post-DOGE.

WASHINGTON—When the Trump administration recently ordered big consulting firms to offer price concessions on the billions of dollars in projects they do for the federal government, Booz Allen Hamilton CEO Horacio Rozanski sprang into action.

For Booz, which makes 98% of its roughly $11 billion in annual revenue from government-related work, the assignment was existential. Rozanski and his team pulled in more than 100 employees to develop a response, which included more than $1 billion in potential cost savings.

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* Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E) (Official Website)

* US Government Job Growth (Up 25%!!) Now Comes The Lay-Offs!

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