Executive Moves - Page 102

U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Bryan Fenton has received a nomination from President Joe Biden to serve as commander of the U.S. Special Operations Command at MacDill Air Force Base in, Florida. Fenton

April Doss, who previously worked for the National Security Agency between 2003 and 2016, has returned to NSA to serve as its general counsel, according to her LinkedIn post.  Her initial 13-year

Amy Wood has been elevated to the role of chief financial officer at information technology systems integrator Intelligent Waves. As CFO, Wood is expected to build on her current achievements maximizing efficiency and

Alex Wagner, formerly vice president at the Aerospace Industries Association, was sworn in as the assistant secretary for manpower and reserve affairs at the Department of the Air Force. He is now

U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Michael Langley, commander of USMC Forces Command, was nominated to take the helm of U.S. Africa Command as a four-star general. Secretary of Defense Lloyd  Austin, a

April Miller Boise, former Eaton Corp. executive, has joined Intel as executive vice president and chief legal officer. In her new position, Miller Boise will manage Intel’s global legal, trade and government affairs

Seasoned financial executive Mike Peckham has been appointed managing director on the advisory team at KPMG’s federal government unit. Transitioning from a decade-plus spent with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Peckham

Biniam Gebre, former senior managing director at Accenture and head of management consulting for the company’s federal business arm, has withdrawn his name from consideration as the next administrator of the Office

John Murray, a recently retired U.S. Army general and two-time Wash100 Award winner, has been appointed to the board of directors of software-as-a-service company Hypori. In his new advisory position, Murray will leverage