SAIC Announces Appointment of Two New Executive Vice Presidents
- Lauren Knausenberger brings extensive experience as former CIO of the Department of the Air Force, responsible for IT strategy and cybersecurity. She will lead SAIC's innovation strategy and corporate strategy function.
- Tim Turitto, with a strong track record at Microsoft, will oversee corporate functions and bring expertise in government sales strategy and operations.
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Former Chief Information Officer of the Department of the Air Force Lauren Knausenberger joins the company as chief innovation officer, and former Chief Operating Officer, Microsoft Federal, Tim Turitto named chief of staff to CEO-elect Toni Townes-Whitley
“As we continue to work toward our goal of 'bringing on tomorrow' for our customers with innovative mission technology, solutions and support, I’m pleased to announce these two new additions to my executive leadership team. These key leaders will be instrumental in ensuring that SAIC continues its legacy of solving the most complex national and global security challenges with diverse technology and talent,” said CEO-elect Toni Townes-Whitley. “Both are highly accomplished leaders in our industry with strong track records of performance in government and the private sector. I am delighted to welcome them to SAIC.”
Knausenberger is the former chief information officer for the Department of the Air Force where she was responsible for three directorates - Enterprise Information Technology, Data and Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity – and supported 20,000 cyber operations and support personnel around the globe. She provided oversight of the Air Force's Information Technology investment strategy from networks to cloud computing, enterprise policies, data management, digital transformation, information resources management, information technology innovation initiatives, information assurance and related matters. Prior to joining the Air Force, she was the founder and president of consulting and venture capital firm Accellint Inc., and before that held positions of increasing responsibility at American Management Systems and CACI.
In her new role at SAIC, Knausenberger has dual responsibility, first, for leading the company’s innovation strategy across the solutions and services portfolio; and also for ensuring SAIC’s transformation capabilities are mission-relevant, agile and aligned with the needs of our customers. The current Chief Technology Officer and the Innovation Factory teams will report into her organization. As CINO, she will also lead SAIC’s Corporate Strategy function.
During his seven-year tenure at Microsoft Corporation, Turitto led operations for the company’s first-ever
In addition to Turitto’s duties as chief of staff to the Chief Executive Officer, he is also responsible for leading several corporate functions, including the Business Enablement, Program Execution and Infrastructure organizations.
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Thais Hanson
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