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ExecutiveMove- Mary Craft Appointed Senior VP at QinetiQ


QinetiQ North America has named Mary Craft as senior VP for National Systems in the Mission Solutions Group. The unit is responsible for providing integrated solutions to meet a host of national requirements.

Craft brings a wealth of industry experience to her position with QinetiQ North America. She has worked for a number of industry leaders, having operated successfully in surveillance, reconnaissance and intelligence support services. She has a proven track record of delivering top flight results to clients. President of QinetiQ North America, Steve Cambone, said “Mary’s experience in new business development and program execution in our customer space will enhance our strong management team. We offer important mission support to our Government customers, and she has a track record of building and leading teams that deliver excellence.”

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