Greg Davis , a business development executive, has joined the information technology business of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD) as a vice president .
He announced his move to General Dynamics Information Technology in a LinkedIn post published Wednesday.
In his new role, Davis will serve as health, technology and life sciences leader at GDIT, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Before GDIT, he was an executive adviser at Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH), where he supported the Department of Health and Human Services and life science business.
He previously served as chief growth officer at Emagine IT and VP of business development at Medical Science & Computing.
Davis held business development leadership positions at National Capitol Contracting, Computer Integration & Programming Solutions and Binary Group.
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