Retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Kramer has been named to the Virtualitics board of advisers, the company announced Friday on LinkedIn.
Who Is Jeffrey Kramer?
Kramer is a national security leader with more than three decades of military and federal experience, including leading coalition operations and working with international partners to advance shared defense objectives. He will leverage his background in operations, intelligence and interagency collaboration to help enhance Virtualitics’ ability to support mission-critical decisions in complex security environments.
What Is Kramer’s Career Background?
Most recently, Kramer served as deputy chief of staff for operations and intelligence at NATO’s Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum in the Netherlands, where he coordinated multinational planning and intelligence activities across allied forces.
His distinguished military career includes a series of senior leadership roles, most notably serving as director of exercises and assessments at U.S. European Command and deputy director of operations at U.S. Northern Command. His command experience further spans tenures as commanding general of the Combined Joint Operations Center/Army Forces-Jordan, deputy commanding general of the 29th Infantry Division and commander of the 29th Combat Aviation Brigade.
Kramer also spent 20 years with the FBI, serving as a special agent handling high-level assignments related to organized crime and transnational threats.
Virtualitics Continues Advisory Board Expansion
With Kramer’s appointment, he joins Salesforce President of Global Public Sector Dave Rey, a two-time Wash100 Award recipient, and retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Scott Kindsvater as the newest additions to Virtualitics’ board of advisers.
