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STG COO Paul Fernandes Discusses New CFO Patrick Attilio

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STG selected Patrick G. Attilio to serve as chief financial officer.

Attilio will lead the firm’s financial and accounting activities, including financial planning, reporting and analysis, and the banking and treasury function.

“We held an extensive search to find the right candidate capable of facilitating STG’s growth as we evolve into a full and open large business prime contractor, ” COO Paul Fernandes said. “I am confident that in Rick, we have found that leader who is capable of driving STG’s growth now and well into the future.”

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