Sharon Dunbar

Sharon Dunbar has a diverse work experience. Sharon started their career in 2012 as a Commander in the United States Air Force, where they served as the Commander for the Air Force District of Washington and the 320th Air Expeditionary Wing until 2014. In 2014, Sharon joined General Dynamics Mission Systems as a Vice President, responsible for various roles such as Cross-Company Business, HR & Admin, Flight Ops, Internal Communications, and Community Investments. In 2017, they became the Vice President/General Manager of Federal Systems. Recently, Sharon's role at General Dynamics Mission Systems is Vice President, specifically focused on Cross-Company Business.

Sharon Dunbar has a diverse education history that includes multiple prestigious institutions. Sharon attended Harvard University and The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, but specific details about their degrees or fields of study are not provided. Sharon also completed the Board Directors Program at the National Association of Corporate Directors and the Judge School of Business at the University of Cambridge. Additionally, they pursued a PhD in Public Policy (ABD) at The George Washington University, and studied at the Harvard Kennedy School. Sharon holds a Master's Degree with distinction in National Security Studies from the National War College - National Defense University. Sharon also participated in programs at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Defense Acquisition University. Sharon obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering and Management from the United States Air Force Academy.