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Maureen Coyle Promoted to Kforce Government Solutions CEO


Maureen Coyle

Maureen Coyle, president of Kforce Government Solutions, has been promoted to CEO at the Fairfax, Va.-based management and technology services contractor in a move that takes effect July 1.

She will succeed Pat Moneymaker, who has held the CEO position since 2014 and will continue to serve as chairman of KGS’ board of directors, the company said Wednesday.

Coyle joined KGS two years ago as chief strategy officer and later served as chief growth officer.

She previously worked at the Department of Veterans Affairs as a senior executive in VA’s information and technology office and as a program manager at the Veterans Health Administration.

Her 27-year professional career also includes leadership roles at Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC), Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC), Accenture Federal Services (NYSE: ACN) and Harris (NYSE: HRS).

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