Ericsson Federal Inc. appointed six new executives this week to complement Ericsson’s expanding business with federal, state, and local governments through wireless and broadband solutions. “EFI’s new executive team demonstrates our investment in and commitment to the government market as we deliver innovative infrastructure and broadband communications solutions that advance government communications networks, †said Doug Smith, EFI president and chief executive officer.
Bob Dunn: senior vice president of business development, sales and marketing. Prior to joining EFI, Dunn was senior vice president of sales and marketing at PacStar Communications and former president of the product solutions sector at Nortel Government Solutions (NGS).
Dave Baciocco: vice president of business development and defense intelligence. Baciocco previously worked at SAIC in the business development and communication divisions with intelligence systems, military and commercial satellites and space programs. Baciocco is a naval officer who has served in the Deputy Undersecretary in the Defense for Space and the National Reconnaissance Offices.
Brian Fitzpatrick: vice president of business development. With 15 years of government service, Fitzpatrick has also held positions at Northrop Grumman and Siemens.
John Klopacz: vice president of sales, department of defense, commercial SATCOM providers.  Klopacz is the former head of Nortel Government Solutions  in the Department of Defense global sales.
Kristin Oelke: vice president of marketing. Oelke is former director of marketing at Sun Microsystems Federal Inc.
Timothy Shalvey: director of sales, civilian, state and local, and channel partners.  Previous director of strategic alliances at Nortel Government Solutions and former sales executive at Cisco Systems and Verizon Business, Shalvey brings over 20 years of sales experience to EFI.
Ericsson Federal has hired David Brager to the position of chief technology officer. In this role, Brager will develop and lead EFI’s technology strategy to ensure its product development, technical innovations and strategic partnerships are meeting federal customer requirements. According to Ericsson, Brager will focus on current and emerging technologies and trends, couple this insight
Yesterday, Ericsson Federal, Inc. (EFI) announced that the opening of its new headquarters in Reston, Va. The new location is designed to help better serve the company’s expanding government customer base and support its delivery of tactical and infrastructure wireless services to government on all levels. It includes the EFI Technology Laboratory and Briefing Center,
Ericsson Federal Inc. appointed six new executives this week to complement Ericsson’s expanding business with federal, state, and local governments through wireless and broadband solutions. “EFI’s new executive team demonstrates our investment in and commitment to the government market as we deliver innovative infrastructure and broadband communications solutions that advance government communications networks, †said Doug Smith, EFI president and chief executive officer.