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SAIC Names Clark Enterprises CEO Lawrence C. Nussdorf to Board of Directors

SAIC (NYSE: SAI) has elected Lawrence C. Nussdorf to the firm’s board of directors.

An independent director, he will work with the Audit Committee and Finance Committee.

Nussdorf has led Clark Enterprises, Inc. as CEO for more than 10 years.

“Larry’s business and leadership experience makes him an ideal fit for our board, ” said A. Thomas Young, chair of the SAIC board of directors. “His strengths and skills complement those of our existing board members and we expect he will provide an invaluable perspective as we remain focused on helping ensure that SAIC is well-positioned for growth.”

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