Cheryl Waldrup Cheryl Waldrup, former vice president of federal capture at General Dynamics ‘ (NYSE: GD) information technology business, has joined information technology contractor Strongbridge as chief growth officer, G2XChange ETC reported Tuesday .
She brings more than two decades of IT and government contracting experience to her new role.
Waldrup previously served as a principal at Deep Water Point and as VP of strategic initiatives at FSA Federal – a joint venture between AECOM (NYSE: ACM) and Engility, which Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC) acquired early in 2019 .
She also held marketing roles at American Systems and Govplace.
Waldrup is an elected member of the executive committe at the American Council for Technology – Industry Advisory Council.
Sterling, Va.-based Strongbridge provides IT, software development, engineering and program support services to the public sector.
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