JUNE 2026 – Invictus, a Red River Company, announces a new contract win supporting the Enterprise-Wide OSINT Knowledge Support (EWOKS) contract under DIA’s Solutions for Intelligence Analysis 3 (SIA3) contract.
read moreMAY 2026 – Chief operating officer of Invictus, a Red River Company, Sean Papso, attended the Schriever Space Futures Forum in Los Angeles on May 14th and 15th.
read moreAPRIL 2026 – Invictus is expanding into Oklahoma City with its continued work as the lead contractor supporting the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Penetration Testing Team.
read moreMARCH 2026 – Anthony Christie (CEO), Dave Raffeto (Technical Solutions) and Jamie Navarro (Invictus) attended the Patriot Awards Dinner in honor of Micheal Dell (CEO, Dell Systems) that was hosted by the CIA Officers Memorial Foundation at the Spy Museum in Washington DC.
read moreWe didn’t have much, but we wanted for nothing. The rules in our house were simple: do well in school, play at least one sport, learn an instrument and start working as soon as you were able. My dad’s mantra was constant: “Don’t be afraid to work.” And it wasn’t optional.
read moreGrowing up, my dad and older brother were my heroes. I was raised on ‘80s action movies and football, and to me, they were those guys — the warriors on the screen, the linebackers charging down the field. They showed me what grit looked like, what showing up every day looked like, no matter what life threw at you.
read moreAs a kid, I had plenty of potential and a drive to succeed. My ambition was reflected in my schoolwork—I was selected as a member of the National Honor Society and earned a spot at The Walker School for the Arts in Atlanta, GA. However, as I approached my senior year of high school, I realized that college wasn’t the path I wanted to take.
read moreI had gone to college for five years and didn’t know what to do with my life, so my sorority sisters who lived in the DC area at the time, said “you loved visiting us, come sleep on our couch while you look for a job!”. So, I packed up my car and drove halfway across the country. Almost 21 years later, I’m the only one that is still here.
read moreMy upbringing, marked by frequent relocations due to my father’s job, from Michigan to Kentucky, then to Missouri, and onto Nebraska in my junior year of high school, instilled in me a resilience and adaptability that proved invaluable as I carved my path. It was during my time at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln that I met my husband, Marty, amidst the ebb and flow of college life.
read moreFrom the sixth grade on I knew I would serve in the Navy. My grandfather, a retired Chief Petty Officer, was a major influence and guiding force throughout my life. Summers and vacations in Jacksonville, Florida always included frequent trips to NAS Jax, NAS Cecil Field, and Mayport for runs to the commissary and skeet shooting.
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