NJVC has promoted Michael Carr, formerly acting chief technology officer and senior vice president of programs, to the CTO position on a permanent basis, the company announced Wednesday.
This promotion is one of a series of executive moves as the company carries out an organizational realignment.
Dave Lavanty, formerly SVP for solution sales, now leads the company’s new solutions division and Vince Minerva, formerly SVP for market management, now leads the new services division.
“NJVC is continuing to grow and expand its market reach, ” President Jody Tedesco said, adding this realignment is part of the company’s strategy to provide information technology products to “customers in both government and commercial markets, with a focus on critical infrastructure protection.”
As CTO, Carr will oversee research and development in NJVC’s Center for Technology Integration and will also manage operations of the office of the chief information officer and corporate IT.
The company said he will also manage the NJVC chief architect and chief engineer in developing technical architecture.
Carr is a 32-year veteran of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and its predecessor agencies, where he most recently served as director of the mission system transition office and deputy director of NGA’s East campus.
Lavanty joined NJVC in July as head of solution sales, holding responsibility for growing and managing the company’s federal and commercial market shares.
In his new role, he will oversee the cloud services, cybersecurity and data center services business units.
Minerva will lead a division responsible for growing business in the defense and intelligence communities and will also oversee the IT services and print solutions units.
Before joining NJVC, he spent 12 years at BAE Systems, where he most recently served as acting VP for the company’s defense systems business area.
