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    Samantha Stiroh

    Global Research Analyst at Bank of America

    Samantha Stiroh is a Global Research Analyst at Bank of America, specializing in covering companies within the engineering and infrastructure sectors, notably Parsons Corp and KBR Inc. She has actively participated in earnings calls as an analyst, demonstrating a focused coverage of these firms, though specific performance metrics such as success rate or portfolio returns are not publicly documented. Stiroh began her career at Bank of America with her current role based in Charlotte, NC, and there is no publicly available information indicating prior experience at other financial firms or specific start date. Her professional credentials, such as FINRA registration or securities licenses, have not been publicly confirmed.

    Samantha Stiroh's questions to PARSONS (PSN) leadership

    Samantha Stiroh's questions to PARSONS (PSN) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Samantha Stiroh of Bank of America, on for Mariana Perez Mora, inquired about the current hiring environment and Parsons' ability to redeploy personnel to high-priority growth areas.

    Answer

    CEO Cary Smith described the hiring environment as 'very strong,' highlighting that employee retention is the best it has been since 2020. She attributed this success to the company's mission-focused culture and exciting project wins. Ms. Smith affirmed that Parsons has a strong ability to move employees across the company to meet demand, citing a common pool of program management and engineering talent.

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    Samantha Stiroh's questions to KBR (KBR) leadership

    Samantha Stiroh's questions to KBR (KBR) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Samantha Stiroh, on for Mariana Perez Mora, asked about the business dynamics for the Mission Technology Solutions (MTS) segment internationally. She also inquired about the current M&A environment and the types of bolt-on acquisitions KBR is targeting.

    Answer

    President and CEO Stuart Bradie explained that KBR's international MTS business is primarily in the U.K. and Australia, underpinned by long-term contracts like Aspire. He noted positive spending indicators in both countries. On M&A, he reiterated KBR's disciplined strategy of acquiring companies to accelerate growth in specific vectors, such as the intelligence community, and to add innovative technologies like sustainable aviation fuel.

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