Makpar is proud to announce that Kaamil Khan, president of Makpar, has been named to the 2027 Engage Federal Citizen Services 150 by OrangeSlices AI, recognizing leaders who strengthen the federal community through collaboration, knowledge sharing and meaningful engagement.
The annual recognition highlights executives who make a difference by connecting people, creating opportunities, sharing expertise and building relationships that help advance federal missions. Honorees are nominated and selected by their peers, with an emphasis on their contributions to the broader government and industry community.
While the recognition honors individual leaders, Kaamil views it as an acknowledgment of the entire Makpar team’s dedication to helping federal agencies modernize technology, improve citizen services and achieve mission success.
Recognizing the Team Behind Makpar’s Mission Success
Federal agencies face growing demands to modernize technology, strengthen cybersecurity, improve digital services and deliver better outcomes with limited resources. Makpar’s employees help agencies address these challenges by combining technical expertise with a deep understanding of the missions they support.
“While this is an individual award, I am proud to accept it on behalf of the entire Makpar team,” said Kaamil Khan, president of Makpar. “I have the privilege of representing an exceptional group of people in the federal community, and this recognition reflects the dedication, expertise and hard work they bring to our customers every day. Their commitment to helping agencies succeed and improving services for the American public is what makes this honor especially meaningful.”
Makpar’s work spans Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM), cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, systems integration and federal IT modernization. Through its support of enterprise digital identity and secure access to government services, the company helps agencies build and maintain the technology infrastructure that millions of Americans depend on.
The team’s contributions extend across the modernization lifecycle, from addressing complex technical challenges to strengthening security, improving system performance and supporting more accessible digital services. Working closely with federal customers and industry partners, Makpar employees help agencies translate technology investments into meaningful improvements in mission delivery.
“What makes me most proud is the work our team is doing and the impact it has on the people who rely on federal services,” Kaamil added. “Our employees understand the importance of the missions they support, and they bring that sense of responsibility to everything they do. I am fortunate to represent them in the federal community, and I see this award as recognition of what we are accomplishing together.”
Building Relationships That Make a Difference
The Engage Federal Citizen Services 150 recognizes leaders who contribute to the federal community through their actions, relationships and willingness to support others.
Kaamil joins a distinguished group of federal technology leaders recognized in the 2027 cohort, including several from the IRS and Department of the Treasury. Among them are Karen Howard, director of Online Services at the IRS; Courtney Kay-Decker, chief taxpayer experience officer at the IRS; Anthony Adeleke and Ali Pourghassemi of the IRS; Justin Marsico of the Treasury’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service; and Liz Walker of the Department of the Treasury.
Other honorees include Mangala Kuppa, CIO at the Department of Labor; May Cheng, deputy CIO at DOL; Justin Wade, CTO at the Department of the Interior; and DOI leaders Rob Frey and Rachel Sile.
Kaamil also extends his congratulations to the many other government and industry leaders recognized this year, including the countless colleagues and partners he has the privilege of calling his peers. Their collective contributions demonstrate the value of collaboration, knowledge sharing and strong relationships in helping federal agencies advance their missions.
For Makpar, Kaamil’s inclusion in the 2027 Engage Federal Citizen Services 150 reflects the dedication of its employees and the company’s continued commitment to supporting federal customers, strengthening critical technology infrastructure and improving services for the American public.
At Makpar, we believe strong partnerships and innovative technology are essential to federal mission success. Contact Makpar to learn how our expertise in ICAM, cybersecurity, AI and federal IT modernization can help your agency achieve its mission goals.