Helton brings more than 25 years of leadership experience as a U.S. Army Engineer Officer, helping organizations plan, develop, and deliver mission-critical infrastructure programs. He works closely with clients and project teams to align strategic priorities with practical solutions that support long-term mission success.

Throughout his military career, Helton served in a variety of leadership roles with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), including commanding the Portland District and serving as chief of program development for the Baltimore District’s D.C. Integrated Programs Office, where he helped lead and develop the district’s military construction (MILCON) program in the national capital region (NCR). His experience spans strategic and operational leadership, program management, infrastructure planning, engineering, and stakeholder engagement across a wide range of federal projects.

Helton also brings valuable firsthand perspective from deployed environments, where he supported reconstruction, infrastructure development, and mission execution efforts over the span of three years in Iraq and Afghanistan. These experiences strengthened his understanding of the challenges federal clients face and the importance of delivering solutions that are both effective and adaptable.

He is committed to supporting the missions of the U.S. Army and other federal agencies through thoughtful planning, trusted relationships, and practical problem-solving.