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Brian Patterson Named Army Growth VP at Aeyon

Brian Patterson, a more than 34-year military leader and federal government industry executive, has joined Vienna, Virginia-based digital transformation and intelligent automation systems provider Aeyon as vice president of Army growth.

In this capacity, he will leverage his experience building and executing strategic plans and knowledge of government operations to help drive the company’s strategic initiatives to improve the capabilities of the U.S. Army, Aeyon said Friday.

Patterson was head of the federal practice at Aon before he joined Aeyon and served as a senior manager for the government and public sector at Deloitte.

He spent three decades in the Army, where he served as an infantry officer, comptroller and congressional budget liaison.

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