Stan Sloane
SRA International, Inc. (NYSE: SRX), appointed Jeffrey Rydant to senior vice president of the National Security Sector, where he will report to SRA CEO and President Stan Sloane.
Rydant will work to design, develop, implement and operate mission-oriented systems for clients in a variety of government organizations. He joined SRA in 1986 and has worked in a variety of roles including at the NSS, health and civil service, and intelligence and space organizations.
“We are committed to strengthening our core business, while also taking advantage of opportunities to capture new business both domestically and globally,” Sloane said. “JR possesses the expertise, leadership and vision to help us become a global leader in delivering mission-critical solutions for our customers in the national security market.”
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SRA Appoints Jeffrey Rydant to National Security Sector VP
Stan Sloane
SRA International, Inc. (NYSE: SRX), appointed Jeffrey Rydant to senior vice president of the National Security Sector, where he will report to SRA CEO and President Stan Sloane.
Rydant will work to design, develop, implement and operate mission-oriented systems for clients in a variety of government organizations. He joined SRA in 1986 and has worked in a variety of roles including at the NSS, health and civil service, and intelligence and space organizations.
“We are committed to strengthening our core business, while also taking advantage of opportunities to capture new business both domestically and globally,” Sloane said. “JR possesses the expertise, leadership and vision to help us become a global leader in delivering mission-critical solutions for our customers in the national security market.”
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