SAIC Appoints Srini Attili as New Civilian Business Group Executive
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New executive leader will drive growth and innovation across the breadth of the civilian market
SAIC has appointed Srini Attili to lead the company's Civilian Business Group. (Photo: Business Wire)
“Srini's extensive experience and strategic impact in our industry make him the right choice to round out our executive leadership team and lead our Civilian business,” said Toni Townes-Whitley, chief executive officer at SAIC. “His addition to our leadership team is another step in our strategy towards accelerating sustainable profitable organic growth, better aligning with SAIC’s four strategic pivots – portfolio, go-to-market, culture and brand – and innovating across the Civilian space to drive long-term value creation.”
In this role, Mr. Attili will report to Chief Executive Officer Toni Townes-Whitley and will further extend SAIC’s position as a leader across Civilian markets through innovation and revenue growth. Mr. Attili brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of leading transformation initiatives in technology and systems integration across a diverse array of healthcare, technology and public sector organizations.
He joins SAIC from McKinsey & Company, where he served as partner and leader in Healthcare and Digital Transformation for the past three years. In this role, he partnered with business and technology leaders to build their digital futures, innovate, transform, grow and scale their businesses through leveraging digital technologies. Prior to McKinsey, Mr. Attili served as a principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP where he empowered clients to unlock value with digital innovation, data and analytics, core technology modernization, and digital ecosystems and platforms. His experience also includes leading IBM’s Public Sector Technology Services practice, where he played a pivotal role shaping and scaling the shift to digital transformations.
In December 2023, SAIC announced a reorganization from two sectors to five new business groups – Army; Navy; Air Force and Combatant Commands; Space and Intelligence; and Civilian. The new Civilian Business Group will encompass the Civilian, Health and State and Local businesses. The flatter organization is designed to increase speed, agility, and innovation in SAIC’s go-to-market strategy and drive improved cross-collaboration, business development and organic growth.
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Kara G. Ross
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