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STG Names Tamera Rush VP of Defense Sector

STG Inc. has named Tamera Rush vice president of its defense sector, the company announced today.

Rush will be responsible for managing operations and driving strategic growth in the Aberdeen, Md. region, where she will oversee the provision of IT services to the Army Research Laboratory, Army Test and Evaluation Command, Communications-Electronics Command and Edgewood Chemical and Biological Center.

Prior to joining STG, Rush served as director of SRC Inc.’s federal market in Aberdeen.

“I came to STG to continue this company’s ‘circle of success’, where fostering our employees’ growth and success ensures our customers’ successes and, therefore, long-term business opportunities, ” said Rush. “I look forward to working with this great team to meet the needs of our current and future customers.”

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