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CACI INTERNATIONAL<br />
1100 North Glebe Rd.<br />
Arlington, Va. 22201<br />
703-841-7800<br />
Founded: 1962<br />
President and CEO: Paul M. Cofoni<br />
Employees (local): 12,752 (5,989)<br />
<strong>The</strong> government contractor focuses<br />
on a broad range of professional services,<br />
from program management to<br />
information technology to cybersecurity.<br />
CACI has a long history of acquiring<br />
businesses. Among its purchases in<br />
2011 were Reston-based Advanced<br />
Programs Group, which provides Oracle<br />
services to the federal government,<br />
and Rockville-based Paradigm Holdings,<br />
which focuses on cybersecurity<br />
and IT services. CACI also acquired<br />
Fulton, Md.-based cybersecurity firm<br />
Pangia Technologies.<br />
CATALYST HEALTH SOLUTIONS<br />
800 King Farm Blvd.<br />
Rockville, Md. 20850<br />
301-548-2900<br />
Founded: 1998<br />
CEO: David T. Blair<br />
Employees (local): 1,510 (221)<br />
<strong>The</strong> company is one of the nation’s<br />
largest pharmacy benefits managers,<br />
operating subsidiaries that include<br />
Catalyst Rx, HospiScript, Immediate<br />
Pharmaceutical Services and Future-<br />
Scripts. In March, Catalyst agreed to<br />
acquire Walgreens’s pharmacy benefit<br />
management subsidiary, Walgreens<br />
Health Initiatives, for $525 million in<br />
cash. Chief executive David T. Blair<br />
adds the title of chairman at the start of<br />
2012, succeeding Edward S. Civera,<br />
who was with the company since its<br />
inception.<br />
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CHINDEX INTERNATIONAL<br />
4340 East West Hwy., Suite 1100<br />
Bethesda, Md. 20814<br />
301-215-7777<br />
Founded: 1981<br />
CEO: Roberta Lipson<br />
Employees (local): 1,090 (17)<br />
Chindex provides health care technology,<br />
equipment and services to China.<br />
Although its headquarters are in<br />
Bethesda, almost all of its operations are<br />
in China. <strong>The</strong> company operates in two<br />
businesses: health care services through<br />
its United Family Healthcare brand, and<br />
sales of medical equipment and instruments<br />
through Chindex Medical Ltd.<br />
Chindex runs two clinics in Shanghai<br />
and five in Beijing, including an oncology<br />
center. It also entered into a partnership<br />
with Fosun Pharma, China’s largest<br />
medical and pharmaceutical enterprise.<br />
CHOICE HOTELS INTERNATIONAL<br />
10750 Columbia Pike<br />
Silver Spring, Md. 20901<br />
301-592-5000<br />
Founded: 1939<br />
President and CEO: Stephen P. Joyce<br />
Employees (local): 1,800 (500)<br />
One of the largest hotel franchisers<br />
in the world, Choice’s 11 brands include<br />
6,100 hotels and another 430 in<br />
the pipeline. In the spring, the company<br />
announced a facelift for 2,600 of its<br />
Comfort Inn and Comfort Suites hotels,<br />
which starting in 2012 will feature<br />
modish furniture, spa-like baths and<br />
flat-screen TVs. Choice also signed a<br />
lease in July to relocate its headquarters<br />
from Silver Spring, where it has<br />
called home for the past 43 years, to<br />
Rockville in 2013.<br />
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CIENA<br />
1201 Winterson Rd.<br />
Linthicum, Md. 21090<br />
410-694-5700<br />
Founded: 1992<br />
President and CEO: Gary B. Smith<br />
Employees (local): 4,300 (700)<br />
When telecom networks need a<br />
tuneup, Ciena unpacks its suite of<br />
tools. <strong>The</strong> service provider sells a mix<br />
of software and equipment that help<br />
government and corporate customers<br />
tap the full speed and capacity of their<br />
networks. Its business has attracted the<br />
likes of the Energy Department, Bank<br />
of America and Northwestern University,<br />
among others. <strong>The</strong> company has<br />
seen its finances improve compared<br />
with 2010, in part from work as carriers<br />
and other network operators look to<br />
modernize their infrastructure.<br />
COGENT COMMUNICATIONS<br />
1015 31st St. NW<br />
Washington, D.C. 20007<br />
202-295-4200<br />
Founded: 1999<br />
CEO: Dave Schaeffer<br />
Employees (local): 633 (268)<br />
Companies around the world connect<br />
to the Web by way of Cogent’s<br />
fiber-optic cable network, which today<br />
spans 170 major markets across 32<br />
countries. Demand for data transport<br />
and Internet access continues to grow<br />
as the Web becomes increasingly essential<br />
to the daily lives of people and<br />
businesses. Indeed, the number of<br />
<strong>build</strong>ings connected directly to its network<br />
at the end of September had<br />
climbed nearly 11 percent from a year<br />
earlier.<br />
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COLFAX<br />
8170 Maple Lawn Blvd., Suite 180<br />
Fulton‚ Md. 20759<br />
301-323-9000<br />
Founded: 1995<br />
President and CEO: Clay H. Kiefaber<br />
Employees (local): 2,100 (20)<br />
Colfax manufactures pumps and<br />
other fluid handling technology for oil<br />
and gas companies, as well as the<br />
commercial marine and defense industries.<br />
In February, the company bought<br />
Rosscor Holding, a Dutch company<br />
that supplies equipment to the oil and<br />
gas industries. Colfax announced in<br />
September that it was also looking to<br />
acquire Dublin-based Charter International,<br />
for $2.4 billion.<br />
COMSCORE<br />
11950 Democracy Dr., Suite 600<br />
Reston, Va. 20190<br />
703-438-2000<br />
Founded: 1999<br />
President and CEO: Magid M. Abraham<br />
Employees (local): 1,049 (371)<br />
ComScore measures the size and<br />
activity of audiences on various Web<br />
sites to help advertisers and marketers<br />
keep track of where people spend their<br />
time online. Fast-growing tech trends,<br />
such as smartphone usage and online<br />
video consumption, are also heavily<br />
watched by the firm. ComScore counts<br />
more than 1,800 clients around the<br />
globe, including AOL, Best Buy,<br />
Deutsche Bank, ESPN, Facebook and<br />
Verizon Services Group.<br />
Manulife Real Estate is pleased to announce the following new lease<br />
transactions at 1100 New York Avenue, one of the finest landmark<br />
office <strong>build</strong>ings in DC:<br />
Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox<br />
Represented by Bruce Pascal of CBRE<br />
Overseas Private Investment<br />
Corporation (OPIC)<br />
Represented by Steve London of Studley<br />
Partnership for Public Service<br />
Represented by Bruce Pascal of CBRE<br />
For leasing information:<br />
Irving Lieberman, Leasing Director<br />
202.879.9888<br />
irving_lieberman@manulife.com<br />
With real estate management<br />
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major cities across the US,<br />
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