John Bergeron , formerly vice president of global services at Teledyne Technologies ‘ (NYSE: TDY) FLIR Defense subsidiary, has joined CACI International (NYSE: CACI) as senior VP of Technology Innovation and Labs within the National Security and Innovative Solutions division.
He announced his new post Wednesday on LinkedIn and assumed the role after overseeing business management and growth efforts at Teledyne FLIR, which delivers imaging sensor support to military and public safety organizations.
Before joining Teledyne FLIR, Bergeron spent 15 years at Raytheon, now RTX (NYSE: RTX), where he held VP roles overseeing product support, sustainment and sensors and mission assurance.
He also served as quality and integration lead at General Electric ‘s (NYSE: GE) water and process technologies division earlier in his career.
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