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BAE Systems Picks Jordan Becker to Lead GEOINT Business; John Gannon Comments

John Gannon

BAE Systems selected Jordan Becker to oversee the firm’s geospatial-intelligence and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (GEOINT-ISR) practice, reporting to Intelligence & Security sector lead John Gannon.

The practice handles software systems for geospatial analysis, mission planning, precision targeting and command and control for the defense and Intelligence Community.

Becker joined the company from  SAIC (NYSE: SAI) earlier this year.

“Jordan has a thorough understanding of the customer’s mission, guiding strategy and technology to meet their evolving needs, ” Gannon said. “He blends a remarkable track record in business with a deep commitment to the men and women in uniform. He is a great addition to our team.”

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