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Former McAfee Director Traviss Green Appointed as Millennium COO

Traviss Green, former director of regional sales at McAfee (Nasdaq: MCFE), has joined Millennium to serve as chief operating officer and oversee the business operations, growth strategy development and executive management team of the Arlington, Virginia-based management, cybersecurity and systems engineering firm.

Millennium said Thursday Green will be mainly responsible for driving efficient and sustainable company value by creating and executing business strategic plans.

At McAfee, he held a client executive and two managerial roles before assuming his most recent post as director. Green was with the company for five years, serving as team lead for its enterprise defense and intelligence community portfolio.

Fifteen years of his more than two-decade career was spent at Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), where held several leadership roles related to business development, sales operations and program management.

Kevin Jennings, CEO and co-founder of Millennium, said Green will also work on continuing business growth and driving company offerings for software development, system engineering and cyber space operations.

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