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Michael Ferrara Joins AceInfo as Homeland Solutions VP

Michael Ferrara, formerly a vice president and strategic business unit lead at Paradyme Management, has joined Dovel Technologies' Ace Info Solutions subsidiary as vice president of homeland solutions, G2Xchange reported Wednesday.

In his previous capacity, Ferrara led business development, client retention, service delivery and profit and loss functions for data management company Paradyme.

His more than two-decade career also includes time as VP of North Highland's public sector unit, principal at CSC and consultant at Accenture (NYSE: ACN).

At CSC, he was part of a team that formed a consulting group that supported federal clients in the operations, strategy and financial analysis areas.

Ferrara earned his bachelor's degree in economics from Johns Hopkins University and an MBA from Columbia Business School.

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