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    Marcie Small to Succeed Angie Combs as EVP, CHRO at CACI

    By Staff WriterAugust 3, 2026
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    CACI International has appointed Marcie Small as executive vice president and chief human resources officer, succeeding Angie Combs, who retired after over seven years of service.

    “I want to thank Angie for her leadership and many contributions during a period of significant growth and change for CACI,” said President and CEO John Mengucci.

    “Angie has played a critical role in advancing our programs, culture, and employee experience, and her impact will continue to be felt across the company. We wish her all the best in her retirement.”

    Small has over 25 years of leadership experience in human capital management. During her 15 years at CACI, she’s held roles of increasing responsibility in the human resources organization, most recently as senior vice president of talent acquisition and growth.

    Small helped advance how CACI attracts, develops and retains top talent by modernizing CACI’s talent ecosystem, redefining leadership development, and ushering in programs that strengthen the company’s future talent readiness, the company said.

    “Marcie’s leadership has been instrumental in shaping CACI’s talent strategies for the future and strengthening the workforce that powers our success,” said Mengucci. “I have complete confidence that she will build on Angie’s meaningful impact while continuing to advance initiatives that support our long-term growth.”

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