NCI Information Systems, Inc. of Reston, VA announced on July 16 that Charles (Chuck) Hicks Jr. has joined the company as executive vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer.
Hicks brings more than 25 years of industry experience to his role at
NCI leading the finance functions for the company. His expertise includes
merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions; integration initiatives to
improve operational excellence, efficiency and performance; and the development
of strategic partnerships.
“Chuck is a well-known change agent and a highly respected
finance/business leader in the GovCon market,” said NCI President and CEO Paul Dillahay.
“He has a stellar track record of driving financial operational excellence and
will be integral in helping shape our decision making as we continue to execute
on our growth strategy.”
“I am honored to be a part of NCI’s senior leadership team, which has an
unwavering commitment to our customers’ missions,” Hicks said. “This is an
exciting time for our company, as we partner with our federal customers to help
advance their mission utilizing emerging technologies and innovative solutions
such as artificial intelligence, advanced data analytics and agile software
development.”
Before joining NCI, Hicks served as the CFO for Cresa Global, Inc. Prior
to this, he was executive vice president for strategic growth, chief operating
officer and CFO for SC3, a mid-sized federal contractor focused on the
intelligence community, which is now part of General Dynamics Information
Technology. He also served in executive leadership roles at ASRC Federal, SAIC
and USIS. In these prior positions, Hicks provided strategic oversight and
management of the following financial and business operations—financial
planning and analysis, business intelligence, project control, pricing,
government accounting and compliance, contracts and procurement.
Hicks’ career also includes having worked at Ernst & Young and serving in the U.S. Navy. He holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Maryland College Park. He also completed executive M&A education from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Source: NCI
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