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Former Booz Allen Exec Nicholas Veasey Joins MAG Aerospace as CFO

Former Booz Allen Exec Nicholas Veasey Joins MAG Aerospace as CFO

    Nichols Martin || July 6, 2020

    Nicholas Veasey, formerly vice president of investor relations at Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH), has been named chief financial officer of Fairfax, Va.-based aviation services provider MAG Aerospace.

    He will be responsible for MAG's financial planning and analysis, treasury, accounting and tax functions, the company said Wednesday.

    Veasey led the development of a capital allocation strategy and implementation of merger-and-acquisition transactions during his tenure with Booz Allen, which he joined in 2015.

    His career also includes role as vice president at Deutsche Bank where worked clients on M&A, debt and equity matters. He also served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a reconnaissance platoon commander.

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