Trevor Ellis

Trevor Ellis is a data-driven Senior Global Program Management Executive with over 20 years of proven success driving complex, high-impact initiatives across the defense, federal, and consulting sectors. A U.S. Naval Academy graduate with an MBA and certifications in PMP, Scrum Master, and Security+, Trevor brings a unique blend of strategic vision, technical expertise, and hands-on leadership to every engagement.

Trevor has led and scaled large cross-functional teams—up to 83 personnel—while managing multimillion-dollar portfolios, including oversight of an $8.5B Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP), a $200M DHS portfolio, and Navy initiatives exceeding $62M. He has deep expertise in the Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS), Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE), and the full acquisition lifecycle. His ability to translate complex requirements into actionable strategies has consistently delivered measurable improvements in performance, efficiency, and cost control.

As the Founder and Managing Principal of Trevia Consulting, a verified SDVOSB and minority-owned small business, Trevor partners with federal, state, and local government clients to deliver tailored solutions in program management, technical writing, and strategic planning. Under his leadership, Trevia has supported mission-critical initiatives in cyber resilience, medical readiness, defense training, and IT modernization.

Previously, Trevor held senior leadership roles at Ernst & Young, Accenture Federal, Logistics Management Institute (LMI), ReefPoint Group, and Belcan Government Systems, and served with distinction as a U.S. Navy officer. His career is marked by innovation and impact, including launching a requirements automation system that saved over $200K annually in labor costs and leading the CBRN Medical Exercise Program that supported over 10,000 reserve personnel across all services.

Trevor holds an active DoD Top Secret (SCI) clearance and excels at collaborating with diverse stakeholders—from government executives to technical teams—to drive mission success through operational excellence and disciplined execution.