"Ehikian has left the General Services Administration to take up the chief executive role at C3 AI, an artificial intelligence firm founded by Tom Siebel in 2009. Ehikian's departure from GSA was not unexpected. He has been one of the architects of Trump administration acquisition reform efforts. In July, he was replaced as acting GSA administrator by Michael Rigas. President Trump has since nominated Edward Forst as GSA administrator, which requires confirmation by the Senate."
"While C3 AI is a relatively small publicly-traded company with $389.1 million in 2025 revenue, it is targeting public sector as a growth area with its agentic AI offerings. The company has signed partnership agreements with several federal systems integrators including HII, Groundswell and SMX. C3 AI's report for its first quarter ended July 31 mentions agreements the company has entered into with the Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, Missile Defense Agency and unidentified intelligence agencies."
Stephen Ehikian left the General Services Administration to become chief executive of C3 AI. Ehikian had been an architect of Trump administration acquisition reform and was replaced as acting GSA administrator by Michael Rigas in July. C3 AI reported $389.1 million in 2025 revenue and is targeting the public sector with agentic AI offerings. The company signed partnership agreements with federal systems integrators and reported agreements with the Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, Missile Defense Agency and unidentified intelligence agencies; it primarily sells through a partner network and expanded partnerships with Microsoft and McKinsey & Company. Tom Siebel will remain executive chairman after stepping down as CEO due to an autoimmune disease that affected his vision.
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