Executive Moves - Page 83

CGI has elevated two of its longest serving, high-profile executives, François Boulanger and Steve Perron, to new senior-level positions. Boulanger will be president and chief operating officer and Perron will be executive vice president and

David Padrino, an executive director at the Office of Personnel Management, has been appointed to the agency’s newly created position of chief transformation officer. He will be responsible for helping the office

U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Leah Lauderback was nominated to serve as deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and cyber effects operations of the service branch within the Department of

Larissa Knapp, a more than 20-year FBI veteran, has been appointed executive assistant director of the National Security Branch at the bureau’s Washington headquarters. In her new role, Knapp will oversee national

Former Central Intelligence Agency and NASA executive Dawn Meyerriecks has been elected to the board of directors of quantum technology company ColdQuanta. In her new advisory role, Meyerriecks will leverage a three-decade career developing

Robert Brown was tapped by FBI Director Christopher Wray to serve as the executive assistant director of the Science and Technology Branch, responsible for leading the Criminal Justice Information Services, Laboratory and

President Biden has nominated Milancy Harris, deputy assistant secretary for irregular warfare and counterterrorism at the Department of Defense, to serve as deputy undersecretary for security and intelligence at DOD. Harris was

Timothy Matthews, acting chief acquisition officer of the Government Publishing Office since January, has assumed the position on a full-time basis. He oversees GPO’s planning and procurement functions and provides business advice

Tony Barrett has been promoted from a senior vice president position to president of the cyber and engineering sector at artificial intelligence analytics company BigBear.ai. In leading the cyber and engineering sector, Barrett

Young Bang, the newly appointed principal deputy assistant secretary for acquisition, logistics and technology at the U.S. Army, wants to ensure that the service will acquire the weapons and systems needed for