Stephen Fahy Case Summary

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Mr. Stephen Fahy is nominated for a Time Off Award of twenty four (24) hours. Mr. Fahy serves as the financial management expert for the Joint Product Management Office Biological Defense Therapeutics (JPMO-BDTx). His expertise and demeanor make him a great asset to the BDTx Integrated Product Teams (IPTs) where he clearly and accurately articulates budget issues and recommends courses of action. As the lead Budget Analyst for BDTx Mr. Fahy has guided BDTx programs through multiple budget execution and unfunded requirement (UFR) drills. His planning and attention to detail are critical to the success of the programs both in the year of execution and in the Program Objective Memorandum (POM). His work on the Emerging Infectious Disease program

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