David Wolf, Blackwatch
Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud and IT services provider Blackwatch International has named David Wolf senior vice president of operations and capture.
Wolf has over 25 years of industry experience building and enhancing operations for large and small businesses alike. His expertise is in growing businesses organically through focused attention to customer needs and assertive business development related to complex technology and process solutions for federal agencies.
“Blackwatch has a strong culture, remarkable capabilities and a profound commitment to serving their customer’s mission and I am excited to contribute to their growth and dedication to excellence,” Wolf said.
Blackwatch appoints David Wolf as Senior Vice President of Operations and Capture
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MCLEAN, Va., April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Blackwatch International, a recognized leader in artificial intelligence, cyber security, cloud, and information technology services, announced today it has appointed David Wolf as Senior Vice President of Operations and Capture.
Wolf brings more than 25 years of industry experience to Blackwatch. He has a proven record of building and improving operations for both large and small businesses to enhance quality, responsiveness, and performance. He is particularly skilled in growing businesses organically through acute attention to customer needs and assertive business development related to complex technology and process solutions for Federal Government agencies, including the Departments of Homeland Security, Justice, Agriculture, and Commerce.
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