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FGM Brings in Joe Gawlik to Lead BD

FGM has brought in industry veteran Joe Gawlik to serve as senior vice president of business development. Gawlik’s focus will be on developing the national security, C4ISR and cyber market areas.

According to the firm, “Gawlik will be leading FGM’s business development efforts throughout the company while supporting FGM’s regional offices in the endeavor to strengthen relationships with established customers as well as procure new lines of business.”

Gawlik comes to the firm boasting a 20-year career in naval intelligence and another two decades in industry. He has enjoyed stints with major contractors Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC), General Dynamics (NYSE: GD) and 3001.

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