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Christina Williams Named VP of Northrop C2 Operations; Sam Abbate Comments


Christina Williams
Christina Williams

Christina Williams, formerly director of enterprise systems operating unit within the command and control division of Northrop Grumman’s (NYSE: NOC) information systems sector, has been named operations vice president of that division.

She will report to Sam Abbate, VP and general manager of the C2 business, and be responsible for the division’s business operations, program performance, engineering and talent development efforts, Northrop said Tuesday.

Williams most recently oversaw the tactical logistics and software systems offering for the U.S. Army.

She previously served as director of the company’s global combat support system-Army program, an enterprise resource planning system for the Defense Department.

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