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CEO hire, other top-level appointments mark busy exec movement week

We saw several executive moves across the market this week. Here is a round up of several.

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Calibre brings in new COO

Calibre Systems' new chief operations officer, Jerry Hogge, joins the company from Mitre and brings three decades of experience including at Leidos.

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Leidos joins investors in geoanalytics firm Hawkeye 360

Geoanalytics firm Hawkeye 360 counts many defense companies as investors and has now lined up Leidos, the federal technology market's largest player.

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Cubic appoints new chief exec, former Perspecta CEO to chair board

Less than a year on from being acquired itself, Cubic Corp. brings in both a new CEO and chairman of the defense and transportation company's board of directors.

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Leidos hires new security chief

Leidos' new chief security officer joins the company from his prior role of leading the office of special projects within the Air Force’s Office of Special Investigations.

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ECS appoints new business development leader

ECS, the government technology segment of ASGN, brings in a Perspecta executive as senior vice president of business development.

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Amentum hires former SAIC finance chief

Amentum's new chief financial officer joins the company after five years in the same capacity at Science Applications International Corp.

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Raytheon hires Boeing vet, promotes another exec from within

Raytheon’s intelligence and space segment adds a Boeing veteran to the leadership team and promotes another executive to lead a small satellite maker acquired in late 2020.

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NetImpact adds new chief growth officer

NetImpact brings in a nearly three-decade industry veteran to the newly-created post of chief growth officer.

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Redhorse promotes CEO from within & gets new investor

Redhorse Corp. moves its president up to the chief executive post after the government technology services company’s receipt of a new investment.

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DMI hires new chief people officer

Digital Management Inc. brings in a new chief people officer that held the same role at what was KeyW Corp.

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Deadline extended for Federal 100 nominations!

You now have until Tuesday, Jan. 11, to get them in. Happy holidays!

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Veeam names new CEO

Data software company Veeam has hired a new CEO that joins it from RingCentral.

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BlueHalo appoints new CTO from one of its acquisitions

BlueHalo's new chief technology officer is known to the company as he joins through one of its most recent acquisitions.

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Former GDIT exec finds new home at DXC

DXC Technology has dipped its toe back into the federal market somewhat to find its new chief information officer.

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Sigma Defense Systems board adds A-T Solutions’ founder

Sigma Defense Systems’ board of directors elects a new member that has founded two companies over the course of his career including A-T Solutions.

Podcasts

PROJECT 38: Why listening, mentorship and trust drive GDIT's success

In part two of her conversation with Editor Nick Wakeman: Amy Gilliland shares why listening, mentorship and trust are critical elements to the success of the General Dynamics IT business she leads as president.

Former Peraton business gets new CEO, name

Three months after being spun out with the name CTFV Acquisition Corp., the former Peraton systems engineering business has a new name and a new CEO.

Podcasts

PROJECT 38: Amy Gilliland on how people will drive GDIT's future

Understanding technology and customer priorities are table stakes in today's market, which means people are the differentiator that drives growth. Hear General Dynamics IT President Amy Gilliland explain her own and the business' approach to the market in this interview with Editor Nick Wakeman.

The problem of talent is shared, but so are the solutions

The problem of shrinking pools of talent including those with top-end technology skills is widely acknowledged across the public sector ecosystem, but some industry observers believe it does not have to be too competitive between government and contractors.