Consultant Andrew Miller helps clients see the big picture–by drawing it. The onetime aspiring art teacher has become an impressive practitioner of graphic facilitation, bringing abstract ideas into two-dimensional reality—including LMI’s own mission and vision statements. “Art and graphic design are not isolated disciplines exclusive to ‘creative’ endeavors,” said Miller, who joined LMI in 2006. “They are a practical set of strategies, skills, and tools that improve the quality of complex solutions.”

When you’re ranked the best federal government workplace for seven straight years, change is not approached lightly. After NASA was tasked to develop an integrated human capital enterprise, its Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer turned to longtime partner LMI for support. “As NASA’s trusted contractor on this project, we’re honored to help set the standard in strategic communication and organizational transformation,” said LMI project lead Milasy Mugnolo.

John Selman had an eventful 2018, transitioning from vice president of LMI’s resource management division to vice president of national security programs. Though his new role involves different types of expertise, Selman has found more parallels than one might expect. “Helping national security clients is not much different from environmental clients,” he said. “They have things that need to get done; my role is to lead our team to help them do it.”