• Tuesday, May 30, 2023

Former GTSI CEO Friedlander to Lead Paragon Techology Group

Former GTSI (NASDAQ: GTSI) CEO Scott Friedlander has been appointed president and CEO of Paragon Technology Group, Paragon announced Thursday.

Prior to GTSI, the 30-year information technology veteran held leadership positions at Xerox (NYSE: XRX).

Private equity investment firm LLR Partners acquired a majority stake in Paragon this week and appointed Friedlander to the post.

“Scott’s experience and energy combined with LLR’s backing will provide Paragon the necessary support to continue to grow and will expand our ability to support the customer mission, ” said Paragon co-founder Gazelle Hashemian.

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