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Frank Anstett, a nearly 23-year federal civilian market veteran, has been named president of Arlington, Va.-based information technology company Development InfoStructure.
Diane Ashley, a former business development executive at Accenture, has been appointed senior vice president of the homeland security sector at Tysons Corner, Va.-based information technology and management consulting services provider Strategic Enterprise Solutions.
Harry Raduege, a retired U.S. Air Force general, has been named strategic adviser at San Francisco-based autonomous security software provider NXM Labs. He will work with the company’s advisory board on strategic planning to bring NXM’s platforms to the market as well as lead efforts to address cyber threats, NXM said Thursday.
Information technology firm Y-Tech has welcomed technology and government service industry executives Mae DeVincentis, Jack Hughes and Ron Moultrie to the company's advisory board. DeVincentis, CEO at Maxwell Associates, held a number of roles with the Defense Logistics Agency, with positions including chief information officer and logisics director, Y-Tech said Wednesday.
Jet Defensor, a 25-year industry veteran with expertise in business development, sales, channel management, marketing and professional services, has joined Reston, Va.-based tech provider Electrosoft as vice president of business development.
LSI, a consulting services provider to agencies and contractors, has named U.S. Air Force veteran Steven Myers as chairman of the company's board of directors.
Tyrone Grandison, a more than two-decade industry veteran, has joined technology and creative design firm U.Group as vice president of data. U.Group said Wednesday Grandison will bring to the role his 26 years’ experience in data, security, privacy and software engineering to help the firm’s federal and industry clients address complex challenges through the use of data.
Raj Mellacheruvu, formerly vice president and chief operating officer of 1st Detect, has been promoted to president and CEO of the Astrotech subsidiary. He succeeds CEO Thomas Pickens, who will continue to serve as 1st Detect's board chairman, Astrotech said Tuesday.
Jeffrey Fitzgerald, a more than 22-year veteran of Jacobs Engineering Group, has joined Woolpert as managing director for the strategic consulting practice.
Dylan Thomas, who worked as a software engineer and project manager at Woolpert from 2004 to 2010, has rejoined the architecture, engineering and geospatial services provider as cloud practice leader. Thomas will oversee Woolpert’s Google Cloud product division and cloud strategy through the firm’s office in Denver, the company said Thursday.
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