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TAPE Appoints Debbie Gallop as Finance VP, Brian Platt to Lead Business Development

Technical and Project Engineering has appointed Debbie Gallop, formerly a vice president of NeoSystems, to serve as vice president of finance.

Debbie Gallop

She will oversee financial and accounting operations in her new position and will lead the implementation of Deltek’s Costpoint enterprise resource planning software for TAPE as part of her initial duties, the company said Tuesday.

Gallop has more than three decades of experience in various industries such as government contracting, manufacturing and insurance sectors.

Brian Platt

TAPE added that it hired 14-year professional services industry veteran Brian Platt as head of business development.

Platt is a security clearance holder who has worked with multiple customers under the Department of Navy.

He previously held different roles at KPMG, PwC, Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) and CACI International (NYSE: CACI).

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