# Todd Stottlemyer

> Todd Andrew Stottlemyer is the CEO and a board director of Acentra Health, formed from CNSI and Kepro. A technology executive and Apogen Technologies co-founder, he is also a former William & Mary rector whose civic work spans education, economic development and the performing arts.

- **Role:** Chief Executive Officer and Board Director at Acentra Health
- **Organizations:** Acentra Health, CNSI, Apogen Technologies, Acentia, BDM International, BTG, McGuireWoods Consulting, National Federation of Independent Business, Inova, William & Mary, Serco North America, LMI, Peterson Companies, Northern Virginia Technology Council, Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, Share Our Strength, NobleReach Foundation, Blue Delta Capital Partners
- **From:** Pittsburgh, United States
- **Nationality:** American
- **Education:** BA in Government; Phi Beta Kappa, William & Mary, Juris Doctor, cum laude, Georgetown University Law Center, Honorary Doctor of Public Service, William & Mary
- **Known for:** Co-founded and led Apogen Technologies before its acquisition by QinetiQ., Led the organization formed by the CNSI-Kepro merger., Chaired the William & Mary board during its selection of Katherine Rowe as president.

## Career timeline

- **1981** — Entered William & Mary on a football scholarship; freshman roommate was Michael Powell.
- **1984** — Interned for U.S. Senator Paul Trible and completed research for Judy Peachee.
- **1985** — Graduated from William & Mary, worked on a Virginia gubernatorial campaign and joined BDM International.
- **1991** — Completed his Georgetown law degree while working at BDM.
- **1998** — Moved to BTG as an executive vice president and chief financial and administrative officer.
- **2005** — Apogen Technologies, which he co-founded with Paul Leslie, was acquired by QinetiQ.
- **2011-2014** — Served as CEO of Acentia.
- **2013-2018** — Served as rector of William & Mary’s Board of Visitors.
- **2018** — Became CEO of CNSI.
- **2022** — Chosen to lead the combined CNSI-Kepro organization; merger completed in December.
- **2023** — Led the combined organization as it adopted the Acentra Health brand in June.
- **2024** — Received William & Mary’s Alumni Medallion.
- **2025** — Received an honorary Doctor of Public Service degree and entered the Washington Business Hall of Fame laureate class.

## Achievements

- Co-founded and led Apogen Technologies before its acquisition by QinetiQ.
- Led the organization formed by the CNSI-Kepro merger.
- Chaired the William & Mary board during its selection of Katherine Rowe as president.
- Received the Northern Virginia Chamber’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018.
- Received William & Mary’s Alumni Medallion in 2024 and an honorary degree in 2025.
- Named a 2025 Washington Business Hall of Fame laureate.

## Latest updates

- **2026-08** — Virginia Business profiled him as Acentra Health CEO and reported his service on Governor Abigail Spanberger’s transition committee and appointment to the Virginia Commission on Higher Education Board Appointments.
- **2026-02** — WashingtonExec included him among its industry executives to watch and described his interest in amateur meteorology.
- **2025-09** — Junior Achievement published his laureate Q&A, discussing mentorship, community service and innovation.
- **2025-07** — Published a personal remembrance of mentor Mike Daniels in Washington Technology.
- **2025-02** — Received an honorary Doctor of Public Service degree at William & Mary’s Charter Day ceremony.

## Links

- Website: https://acentra.com/team/todd-stottlemyer
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/todd-stottlemyer
- Twitter/X: https://x.com/Tstottle

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