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On July 25, Reston, VA-based Cybermedia Technologies (CTEC) announced the appointment of Joel Willett as the new chief executive officer. Prior to his role with CTEC, Willett was CEO of Sayres Defense, a services provider to the U.S. Navy, and an operating partner with a private equity fund. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army, the U.S. Intelligence Community, and the National Security Council, where he served in the White House Situation Room.
This appointment follows a strategic investment from Main Street Capital Corporation just over a year ago. This investment represented a significant milestone for CTEC and set the stage for accelerated growth and enhanced market presence.
“I am excited to lead CTEC during this transformative period,” said Willett. “Our federal clients are navigating a rapidly evolving technology landscape, and we are positioned to greatly expand the support we provide to missions across defense, homeland security, and federal civilian agencies.”
“We are excited to partner with CTEC and support their growth journey. Their expertise in digital transformation and cloud-based software development will continue to be an asset in the federal market,” said David Magdol, chief investment officer and president at MAIN. “Together, we will unlock new opportunities and drive value for U.S. government customers.”
Source: CTEC
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