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Zignal Labs Names National Security Execs to New Public Sector Advisory Board

Zignal Labs Names National Security Execs to New Public Sector Advisory Board - top government contractors - best government contracting event
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Zignal Labs has welcomed nine national security executives as the pioneer members of its recently established Public Sector Advisory Board that seeks to inform the efforts of its government-focused business arm.

The appointees bring experience in tackling national security issues and developing operational and technical advancements for public sector agencies, the San Francisco-based media intelligence software service company said Thursday.

The advisory board members are:

  • Charles Cleveland, retired commanding general, U.S. Army Special Operations Command
  • Chris Fussell, president of McChrystal Group and former Navy SEAL
  • Doowan Lee, CEO of cybersecurity company VAST-OSINT
  • David Maxwell, retired Army special forces colonel and senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies
  • John Rendon, president and CEO of The Rendon Group
  • Stephen Rodriguez, managing partner at One Defense
  • P.W. Singer, defense strategist
  • Rand Waltzman, adjunct senior information scientist at Rand
  • Vera Zakem, senior technology and policy adviser with Institute for Security and Technology

“Our advisory board brings an incredible depth of practitioner expertise and academic insight to our public sector business,” explained Alex del Castillo, vice president of public sector at Zignal.

The announcement comes months after Zignal released a software designed to assess narratives across various forms of media such as social and traditional.

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Written by Angeline Leishman

is an Executive Mosaic staff writer covering broad topics in the federal government contracting industry.

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