Barry Allison serves as the Senior Director of Orbital Missions and Services at Sierra Space, where he leverages over two decades of leadership experience to drive innovative solutions in the aerospace sector. In his current role, Barry is pivotal in shaping and executing business strategies...
Barry Allison serves as the Senior Director of Orbital Missions and Services at Sierra Space, where he leverages over two decades of leadership experience to drive innovative solutions in the aerospace sector. In his current role, Barry is pivotal in shaping and executing business strategies that focus on capturing major system-level opportunities. His expertise in program management and earned value management ensures that projects not only meet but exceed customer expectations, adhering to stringent financial and schedule commitments.
Under Barry's guidance, Sierra Space is actively pursuing groundbreaking projects that push the boundaries of space exploration and satellite deployment. He is instrumental in overseeing a diverse portfolio of programs, ranging from firm fixed-price contracts to cost-plus proposals, with values reaching into the millions. His leadership is characterized by a commitment to quality and results, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and innovation within his teams.
Barry's extensive background in electronics and information assurance, combined with his experience in command and process improvement, positions him as a key player in the development of cutting-edge technologies that address the most challenging missions faced by customers. His ability to integrate complex systems and articulate compelling proposals has been crucial in securing vital contracts that not only enhance Sierra Space's market position but also contribute to transformative advancements in the aerospace industry. As he continues to navigate the evolving landscape of orbital missions, Barry remains dedicated to empowering his team and delivering exceptional value to clients, ultimately aiming to change the world through space exploration.