A Letter From our CEO:

Advetco was established in 2007 as a technology engineering, integration, and consulting firm, with broad exposure and certifications across multiple domains.

I assumed leadership of the company in 2021, and immediately set out to leverage my personal experience as an attorney, international MBA and certified ISO Auditor, to establish Advetco as an industry leader with a focus on quality. Our team prioritizes precision and thus brings a very deep understanding of the interdependencies between organizational elements and the systems that support them, while addressing rapidly shifting challenges, in a reality-based fashion.

Our clients span the Defense and Intelligence Community, as well as all facets of Civilian Government Departments and Agencies. From engineering, secure network design and administration, cybersecurity, trusted supply chain, program management, business management consulting, to comprehensive curriculum development and training services, our team of expert skilled resources, stands at the ready to muster and deploy rapidly, with a laser focus on accelerated results.

According to the National Women’s Business Council, there are over two million Latina-owned businesses in the country, a growth of more than 87% since 2007. A 2021 report by Latinas in Business stated that Latinas represent 40% of all Latino businesses. In establishing Advetco as an 8a and HUBZone small business concern it is my intent to foster partnerships between underrepresented minorities, companies with a focus on upskilling the American workforce, and Government Agencies seeking to benefit from the value enabled by leveraging racial, cultural, and ethnic diversity.

Most importantly, I want Advetco to address the Government acquisition processes in a streamlined and accelerated fashion, making it possible to provide a talented team of experts rapidly and effectively in support of our clients’ most challenging objectives, CONUS and OCONUS. By ensuring that the Government has the people, process, and technologies necessary to address its mission, we can make certain that the communities and individuals it serves have the greatest chance for success.

Sincerely,

Julie Webster