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CSRA Hires Leigh Palmer, Christian Marrone for Leadership Roles; Larry Prior Comments


CSRALeigh Palmer and Christian Marrone have joined CSRA (NYSE: CSRA) as intelligence group vice president and government relations chief, respectively.

Palmer most recently served as VP of national information technology mission solutions within BAE Systems‘ intelligence and security business, CSRA said Monday.

“Her experience managing key programs across the intelligence community, and her ability to leverage the best people for mission success will make a real difference in how we support and grow this important customer base, ” said Larry Prior, CSRA’s president and CEO.

Marrone, formerly chief of staff of the Department of Homeland Security, will be responsible for CSRA’s efforts to help the government address critical policy issues.

“[He] brings with him a depth of experience in national and homeland security that will serve us well, ” said Prior.

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