Throughout her career, Ms. Pinckney has held senior leadership positions spanning contract management, procurement, finance and accounting, project controls, risk management, business ethics, and regulatory compliance. Her executive expertise enables HyQuest to deliver responsive and practical solutions designed to address complex acquisition and operational challenges.

Prior to founding HyQuest, Ms. Pinckney served as Director of Contracts and Procurement for Pragmatics, Inc., a government contractor based in Reston, Virginia. She has also held leadership and consulting roles with organizations including HydroGeoLogic, Inc., Halliburton/KBR, and Naval District Washington, supporting both government and contractor environments.

Ms. Pinckney holds a Master’s Certificate in Government Contracting from the George Washington University School of Business, a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law, and both a master’s degree in Administration and Supervision and a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Tennessee State University. She is a graduate of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Emerging Leaders Program and maintains active membership with the National Contract Management Association (NCMA).

Beyond her professional leadership, Ms. Pinckney is deeply committed to community service and philanthropy. She serves as Chairman of The OPHELIA Foundation, a nonprofit organization she founded in 2014 to support educational, humanitarian, and community initiatives. In recognition of her charitable leadership and professional accomplishments, she was selected by Vera Bradley in 2021 as one of four Women of Inspiration. In 2025, The Northern Virginia Kappa Achievement Foundation (NVKAF) recognized Ms. Pinckney as a distinguished 2025 Honorees for Women of Achievement.

Ms. Pinckney is also an active member and leader within the Northern Virginia Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., where she previously served as Chapter President and continues her commitment to scholarship, service, sisterhood, and social action.

“At HyQuest, we believe acquisition excellence strengthens mission success and creates lasting impact for the agencies and communities we serve.” — Jameece Pinckney

His broad experience includes the successful management of multimillion-dollar subcontracts, procurement operations, and acquisition support initiatives in complex and mission-driven environments.

As Acquisition Program Manager, Mr. Pinckney provides leadership and oversight for acquisition operations, contract execution, and program support activities supporting HyQuest’s government and commercial clients. He is responsible for helping ensure operational excellence, effective contract performance, and the delivery of responsive and compliant acquisition support solutions aligned with customer and mission requirements.

Mr. Pinckney brings practical expertise in procurement execution, operational planning, and acquisition support gained through years of managing high-tempo and geographically diverse environments. His experience supporting both CONUS and OCONUS operations contributes to HyQuest’s ability to deliver scalable, mission-focused solutions across dynamic federal and commercial programs.

Committed to continuous improvement and customer satisfaction, Mr. Pinckney helps strengthen HyQuest’s operational performance while supporting the company’s long-term growth and commitment to service excellence.

Mr. Pinckney maintains active membership with the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) and serves as Vice Chairman of The OPHELIA Foundation, reflecting his commitment to professional leadership, service, and community engagement.

His oversight helps ensure sound financial management, operational efficiency, and compliance in support of HyQuest’s government and commercial contracting activities.

Throughout his career, Mr. Rowe has served as a financial leader supporting government contractors and technology integrators, bringing extensive expertise in financial administration, accounting systems, and organizational operations. His ability to navigate complex financial and operational challenges contributes significantly to HyQuest’s commitment to performance excellence, responsible stewardship, and sustainable growth.

Known for his practical problem-solving approach and genuine dedication to supporting both clients and colleagues, Mr. Rowe combines technical expertise with a collaborative leadership style that strengthens organizational performance and customer satisfaction.

Mr. Rowe holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Maryland.

At HyQuest, Ms. Jones leads the company’s human resources function with both strategic vision and operational excellence, overseeing talent acquisition, training and development, benefits administration, regulatory compliance, and employee engagement initiatives. She is committed to cultivating workplace environments where employees and organizations thrive together.

A results-driven and people-centered leader, Ms. Jones is recognized for translating HR strategy into measurable business outcomes. She brings a consultative and solutions-oriented approach to every challenge, aligning workforce initiatives with broader organizational goals to support sustainable growth, employee success, and long-term business impact.

Ms. Jones holds a degree in Psychology from the University of Virginia and maintains professional certification through the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). She remains actively engaged in advancing the HR profession and strengthening community impact through leadership and service.

Beyond her professional role, Ms. Jones serves on the Board of Directors for The OPHELIA Foundation, reflecting her ongoing commitment to community engagement, leadership development, and service.

This unique combination of regulatory and operational expertise provides HyQuest and its clients with deep knowledge of industrial security compliance and classified program requirements.

Ms. Ford began her security career with the North Carolina Department of Corrections, serving as an officer assigned to North Carolina’s death row facility. She later expanded her federal security experience supporting organizations including the U.S. Department of the Army, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and DCSA.

As HyQuest’s Facility Security Officer, Ms. Ford provides leadership and advisory support on policies, procedures, and compliance requirements necessary to meet federal industrial security regulations and classified contract obligations. Her expertise spans a broad range of security disciplines, including:

Ms. Ford advises organizations supporting classified activities and sensitive government programs, helping ensure compliance, security readiness, and effective protection of personnel, information, and operational assets.

From 2013 to 2015, Ms. Ford served as Chair of the National Capital Region Chapter of the National Classification Management Society (NCMS), the organization’s largest chapter in the United States with more than 700 members. Her leadership reflects a longstanding commitment to advancing security excellence and professional development within the industrial security community.