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Our Values

  • Always Act with Integrity: Being honest and ethical in all that we do at PGMi is at the core of our success. We are guided by a strong moral compass and strive to always stand for what is just and right.
  • Put Customers First: PGMi exists to help our clients succeed. We’re always willing to put in the extra effort and to go above and beyond expectations to achieve this.
  • Embrace Change: PGMi recognizes that in every field, things change, sometimes dramatically. We’re committed to be continuously changing, evolving, and improving to meet new challenges.
  • Maintain an Open, Honest, and Constructive Workplace: PGMi respects all of our employees, customers, and business associates and strives to be an enjoyable place to work.
  • Help Others: PGMi is generous in all aspects of what we do, from being generous professionally with one another to supporting charities and those in need throughout our world. It’s the heart of who we are as an organization.

Paul Marshall in Mae Hong Son, Thailand supporting Hill Tribe schools and children through the Toys for Thailand charity.

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Meet Paul Marshall

Paul Marshall is the founder and President of PGM-International, Inc. He brings over 30 years of technical and managerial experience in DoD systems acquisition, information technologies, Meteorology and Oceanography (METOC), renewable energy research, military C4I, submarine operations, and nuclear engineering. This includes:

  • As Sr. Systems Analyst/Engineer, supports Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (PEO C4I) and Space Systems, and the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) by providing technical support to acquisition programs including (currently) the Naval Integrated Tactical Environmental System-Next Generation (NITES-Next) program and other C4I programs.
  • As Sr. Systems Engineer and Researcher, specializes in renewable energy research in Southeast Asia and other developing parts of the world. Recent research focused on battery-based energy storage systems to support disconnected renewable energy–based microgrids to support electrification in isolated rural areas.
  • As US Navy Reserve Captain (O-6), served Office of Naval Research (ONR) Global as the International Focus Area Coordinator for Asia, ONR-Global Interim Associate Director for Power & Energy, and Officer-in-Charge of ONR-Reserve Component Technology Assessment Team, leading research projects in Southeast Asia with regional universities, government agencies, and military organizations for ONR and ONRG.
  • As US Navy active duty and reserve submarine officer, experienced in submarine operations, Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW), sonar, Electronic Support Measures (ESM), weapons, communications, navigation, and nuclear power.
  • As Asst. Vice President/Division Manager at Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC), led a 40+ person division, providing management of technical programs, contracts, personnel, and finances.
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