CHANTILLY, Va., — Parsons Corporation executives are scheduled to discuss the company's technology and infrastructure business at the 2026 Jefferies Global Industrials Conference on Sept. 9.
Chair, President and CEO Carey Smith and Chief Financial Officer Matt Ofilos will participate in a fireside chat and question-and-answer session beginning at approximately 9:30 a.m. Eastern time. The event will provide investors with an opportunity to hear from the company's senior leadership about its business activities across national security and infrastructure markets.
Parsons operates across several infrastructure sectors, including transportation, water and environmental services, urban development and critical infrastructure protection. The company also provides capabilities in cyber and electronic warfare, space and missile defense.
Its infrastructure portfolio includes programs involving transportation and mobility, water and environmental initiatives, urban development and infrastructure protection. These markets increasingly incorporate technology and digital systems alongside traditional engineering and infrastructure services.
The company's conference appearance comes as infrastructure owners and government agencies continue to invest in modernization, resilience and technology-enabled systems.
Parsons will make the conference presentation available through its investor relations website. Investors and other interested viewers can access the session through a live webcast, with a replay available for 30 days after the presentation.
The event will give company leadership an opportunity to discuss business priorities and respond to questions from the investment community. It also provides insight into how Parsons is positioning its technology capabilities across infrastructure and national security markets.
Parsons' participation highlights the growing connection between technology and infrastructure delivery. Transportation, water, urban development and critical infrastructure programs increasingly require engineering capabilities combined with digital technologies, cybersecurity and other technology services.
For infrastructure owners and project stakeholders, this convergence can influence how major projects are planned, delivered, protected and maintained.
Source: Parsons.
