Author: Naomi Cooper|| Date Published: February 8, 2022
Raynor Dahlquist, formerly a vice president at Palo Alto Networks, has returned to Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) as a senior VP in charge of overseeing a cyber strategy for the management and information technology consultancy.
She will work as part of Booz Allen’s national security segment and manage cyber operations support to defense and intelligence customers, the company said Monday.
Dahlquist’s appointment marks her return to the McLean, Virginia-based contractor after she left in 2019 to lead public sector capture management at Palo Alto. During her initial seven-year career at Booz Allen, she served as a cyber and technology leader in its defense and strategic innovation businesses and directed the company’s broad cyber solutions network capability.
Earlier in her career, Dahlquist held team leadership positions at Verisign, Intuit and Transamerica Financial Services.
The two-decade industry veteran is a founding member of Chief, a Washington, D.C.-based private network dedicated to putting more women into leadership positions.
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