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Steve Van Veen Joins CNSI as Proposal Operations VP; Todd Stottlemyer Quoted


Jeff Brody

Steve Van Veen, former director of growth at information technology consultancy SES, has been named vice president of proposal operations at CNSI.

The two-decade federal market capture veteran will work with CNSI’s business development team and oversee proposal opportunities in his new position, the company said Monday.

Van Veen previously managed proposal activities at Kforce Government Solutions, Maximus‘ Accentia subsidiary, Neustar, Verizon and MCI.

“Steve’s knowledge of our industry, clients and services landscape will be invaluable as we leverage his expertise in implementing growth strategies,” said Todd Stottlemyer, CEO of CNSI and a 2019 Wash100 winner.

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