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ACT I Appoints Shawn Boykin to VP Role; Neil Albert Quoted


Shawn Boykin

Shawn Boykin, a former director of business development at Vencore and AECOM (NYSE: ACM), has been appointed vice president and manager of operations at Advanced Concepts and Technologies International‘s newly established operation in Huntsville, Ala.

He will serve as the liaison for the acquisition management services contractor’s various efforts to support partners and customers in his new position, ACT I said Monday.

Boykin previously led CGM Systems as president and also spent eight years at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.

“Shawn’s extensive experience in business development and management will be an asset to the company’s expanding efforts,” ACT I President Neil Albert said.

Albert added he considers Huntsville as a “strategic market opportunity” for the firm.

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