Jonathan Moneymaker

Jonathan Moneymaker has spent his entire career successfully growing and executing diverse portfolios of business, from start-up to Fortune 50, focused on value creation and delivering innovative solutions across the dynamic National Security market. He has been honored to directly serve the US Intelligence and Special Operations Communities throughout his career. At BlueHalo, Moneymaker is responsible for overall company strategy and performance, customer success, and oversight of ensuring all its employees are cared for and thriving.

Prior to joining BlueHalo as CEO, Jonathan served as President of Altamira Technologies, a mid-market National Security player where he led the organization through a period of transformational growth over his 5-year tenure culminating in its acquisition by the ClearSky private equity firm.

Prior to joining Altamira, Moneymaker served as Operating Unit Executive of Boeing’s Intelligence Systems Group with responsibilities focused on overall leadership, business strategy and growth, program execution, and operational effectiveness of the organization, its 7 acquisitions, and its global footprint.

Prior to his position with Boeing, Moneymaker served as head of Operations at Anonymizer, Inc. and led their merger with Abraxas Corporation. While at Anonymizer, Moneymaker’s core focus was driving business growth by aligning the company with the intelligence community and ensuring critical program and cross-organizational execution. Moneymaker also served in Ocean Systems Engineering Corp’s SMART division, where he managed a C4ISR and Anti-Terrorism Force Protection portfolio and participated in the acquisition of the company to Apogen Technologies.

Moneymaker holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering from the University of Southern California, is a graduate of senior executive programs from Wharton, Kellogg School of Management, Rady School of Management, and Harvard Law School and serves as a Board Member for the University of Southern California’s Viterbi School of Engineering, the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce, the National Defense Industrial Association, and the Armed Forces Cycling Classic.