Kenneth Russell , a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and the government services industry, has joined defense technology provider Innoplex as vice president of intelligence .
He will lead a program management team and help oversee a portfolio of prime contracts under Innoplex’s Intel Mission Services Division, the company said.
Russell previously served as senior program and project manager at Accenture ‘s (NYSE: ACN) federal services subsidiary and prior to that he was a director at Novetta, which Accenture acquired in August 2021 . He came to Novetta through the acquisition of software engineering provider WaveStrike in June 2020.
His private sector career also included business development roles at CACI International (NYSE: CACI) and L-3 Communications.
While in the Air Force, he served as operations superintendent.
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