NAVFAC Executive and Leadership Team

Blake Burket, the Commanding Officer and Chief Executive Officer at NAVFAC, directs the overarching strategic vision for global naval shore and expeditionary systems. Overseeing the five core business lines including Capital Improvements and Asset Management, the Commanding Officer and Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment with Department of Defense requirements. This leadership role involves managing complex engineering projects across North America, Europe, and Asia to maintain military readiness. By coordinating with Unified Commanders, Blake Burket optimizes the delivery of sustainable facilities and environmental services. The Commanding Officer and Chief Executive Officer maintains rigorous standards for expeditionary combat force systems, ensuring operational efficiency across all global installations. Through constant engagement with the Board and senior military leadership, Burket secures the necessary resources for long-term infrastructure stability and mission success within the federal government sector.

Ryan Vaal, the Chief Information Officer at NAVFAC, architects the digital infrastructure supporting naval facilities engineering and environmental services. Overseeing the modernization of enterprise data systems, the Chief Information Officer ensures secure connectivity for military operations across Oceania and Africa. This leadership role involves integrating advanced software solutions to streamline public works and asset management workflows. By implementing robust cybersecurity protocols, Ryan Vaal protects critical defense data against emerging threats. The Chief Information Officer collaborates with technical teams to enhance the reliability of expeditionary combat force systems. Through strategic investment in cloud-based platforms, Vaal drives digital transformation across the organization. This focus on technological advancement supports the broader mission of maintaining sustainable facilities, ensuring that information systems remain resilient and responsive to the evolving needs of the United States military and its global partners.

Cody Reese, the Chief Technology Officer at NAVFAC, drives technical innovation within the engineering and expeditionary systems divisions. Overseeing the research and development of sustainable building technologies, the Chief Technology Officer ensures the adoption of cutting-edge solutions for naval infrastructure. This leadership role involves evaluating emerging engineering tools to improve environmental services and utility management. By fostering partnerships with private sector innovators, Cody Reese accelerates the deployment of advanced combat force equipment. The Chief Technology Officer manages the integration of smart facility systems to optimize energy efficiency across global military bases. Through rigorous testing and evaluation, Reese validates the performance of new technical assets. This commitment to technological superiority allows the organization to maintain a competitive edge in facilities management, ensuring that all engineering projects meet the highest standards of safety, sustainability, and operational effectiveness for the Navy and Marine Corps.

Jared Jasinski, the Chief of Staff at NAVFAC, coordinates the daily operations and strategic initiatives across all five business lines. Overseeing the administrative functions and internal communications, the Chief of Staff ensures seamless collaboration between the various departments and the executive leadership team. This leadership role involves managing the flow of information to the Commanding Officer and Chief Executive Officer to facilitate informed decision-making. By streamlining organizational processes, Jared Jasinski improves the efficiency of capital improvements and public works projects. The Chief of Staff monitors the execution of long-term goals, ensuring that all regional operations in North America and beyond remain aligned with the mission of the United States military. Through proactive management of staff resources, Jasinski supports the overall health of the organization. This role remains vital for maintaining organizational cohesion and ensuring that strategic objectives translate into tangible results.

John Galgano, the Command Information Officer & Chief Information Officer at NAVFAC, manages the governance and policy framework for all information technology assets. Overseeing the compliance and regulatory standards for data management, the Command Information Officer & Chief Information Officer ensures that all systems support the complex engineering and environmental requirements of the Navy. This leadership role involves directing the implementation of enterprise-wide information policies to enhance operational transparency. By optimizing the architecture of internal networks, John Galgano improves the speed and accuracy of reporting for public works and asset management. The Command Information Officer & Chief Information Officer collaborates with other C-suite leaders to align technology investments with the strategic mission of the organization. Through rigorous oversight of information systems, Galgano ensures that data integrity remains a priority, supporting the global reach of the military across diverse geographic theaters.

Holmes Hq, the Chief Information Officer, Staff at NAVFAC, focuses on the tactical deployment of information technology resources to support field operations. Overseeing the technical support teams, the Chief Information Officer, Staff ensures that expeditionary forces have reliable access to critical engineering data and communication tools. This leadership role involves managing the hardware and software lifecycle for remote installations across Africa and Asia. By providing hands-on technical guidance, Holmes Hq resolves infrastructure challenges that impact the delivery of base services. The Chief Information Officer, Staff coordinates with the broader IT department to ensure that field-level requirements inform the overall technology strategy. Through the maintenance of robust communication networks, Hq enables the seamless execution of environmental and utility services. This focus on field-ready technology ensures that the organization maintains operational continuity, regardless of the geographic location or the complexity of the mission requirements.