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BAE Systems Intelligence & Security Hires Brian Sheridan to VP, GM Role

BAE Systems’ Intelligence & Security sector has hired Brian Sheridan to serve as vice president and deputy general manager of strategic initiatives and global business.

Joining BAE Systems from Bechtel, he will report to I&S lead John Gannon.

“I’ve had the pleasure of working and collaborating with Brian and know how much he’s respected in the intelligence community, ” Gannon said. “Our customers’ needs are constantly changing and evolving, and Brian brings the insight, knowledge and experience that will help us to help them to stay one step ahead of their needs.”

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