AT&T Government Solutions has named Chris Smith vice president, Technology, where he will lead a team of 175 technologists in the development of a broad array of AT&T products and services focused on the federal market's needs.
Knowledge Consulting Group has named Terry DiVittorio vice president, cybersecurity strategy and solutions development, where he will be responsible for enhancing the company's cybersecurity growth initiatives for new and existing markets, solutions and offerings.
ICF International has named Debra Tomchek vice president, where she will expand the company’s work in human resource and capital management work for the federal government.
Leidos has named S. Gulu Gambhir corporate chief technology officer, where he will lead the corporate office of technology while continuing his sector-level responsibilities as chief technology officer of the company’s National Security Sector.
Ed Casey, Serco Inc.'s outgoing CEO, thought he was going to run a new global initiative, but a scandal with Serco's U.K. parent has him taking on even greater responsibilities.
Camber Corp. has named Cindy Farkus vice president and director of Maryland Operations and deputy of the national intelligence and special operations division.
Criterion Systems has named John Rutledge as vice president, national security operations, where he will lead the company's intelligence business and oversee quality management systems.
Northrop Grumman has named Maureen Del Duca vice president and deputy general counsel for litigation and investigations, where she will lead and manage the company’s internal team.
September may not be the busiest time for high profile personnel moves, given the end of year contracting rush, but we still tracked several high profile new hires.
Northrop Grumman has named Douglas Raaberg chief executive, United Arab Emirates, where he will be responsible for coordinating the company's relationship with the UAE.
Gerald Pizer is taking another bite of the apple at SCI Consulting, rejoining the company as corporate vice president after seven years working elsewhere.
Salient Federal Solutions has named James Hetherington director of Middle East operations, where he will lead the company’s Saudi business office and manage the company’s international training organization.
