Executive Moves - Page 28

Juliane Gallina, a more than 30-year technology and intelligence community leader and a two-time Wash100 Award recipient, has been named deputy director for digital innovation at the Central Intelligence Agency. In this

Marybeth Wootton has been selected as a board advisor at Alpha Omega Integration. She brings more than three decades of experience supporting both public and private sector customers and driving business growth to Alpha

NASA has made Joseph Pelfrey the permanent director of the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama, effective immediately. His oversight includes the Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, which manufactures

Brian Peretti, a two-decade Department of the Treasury veteran and a Senior Executive Service career member, has been appointed deputy chief artificial intelligence officer and director of domestic and international cyber policy

Andy Lewandowski has taken on the role of chief digital experience officer at the Department of the Interior’s Office of the Chief Information Officer. Lewandowski announced his appointment on LinkedIn, saying he

Todd Conklin, a cyber executive with over 16 years of federal government experience, has been appointed chief artificial intelligence officer and deputy assistant secretary of cyber at the Department of the Treasury.

The Federal Chief Data Officers Council has appointed government officials Kirsten Dalboe and Robert King as chair and vice chair, respectively. The council announced the executive moves in a LinkedIn post published

Chief Master Sgt. James Fitch II, formerly command chief of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, has been named the new command chief master sergeant of Air Force Materiel Command at

Larry Bafundo, a technology professional and product leader, has been appointed deputy executive director of the Technology Modernization Fund program management office at the General Services Administration, Federal News Network reported Tuesday.

Maximus has appointed three new executives — Diarmuid O’Casey, Monica Rosser and Pamela Powers — to lead its civilian, health and defense sectors. This move harmonizes with a variety of company initiatives targeting federal technology and