https://govconwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/pamela-braden-named-operati-1.mp3 Pamela Braden , a 35-year veteran of the defense and technology sectors, has been named an operating partner at private equity firm AE Industrial Partners .
She established and led Washington, D.C.-based engineering and technical services provider Gryphon Technologies , a former AEI portfolio company that ManTech (Nasdaq: MANT) acquired in December 2021 .
During her more than 25-year career at Gryphon, Braden helped grow the company into a $300 million business with over 1,500 personnel who provided support to defense and national security customers.
ManTech paid $350 million for Gryphon as part of the company’s defense market expansion strategy .
Braden concurrently serves on the boards of directors of AEI portfolio companies Belcan, BigBear.ai and Pangiam.
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