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DMI Names GovCon HR Vet Marion Ticknor Chief People Officer

Marion Ticknor, a government services industry veteran with more than two decades of human resources experience, has been appointed chief people officer of Bethesda, Maryland-based digital technology services provider DMI.

Her appointment takes effect Jan. 3 and she will be responsible for ensuring DMI’s organizational culture can adapt to evolving workforce needs, the company said Wednesday.

Ticknor previously held a similar role at defense information technology contractor KeyW, which Jacobs (NYSE: J) acquired in 2019.

Prior to KeyW, she worked at Novetta as senior vice president of employee care and development. Her career also includes positions at TechPer, ManTech (Nasdaq: MANT) and OnSite Technologies.

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