Intrepid Solutions and Services, Inc. a Sterling, VA-based premier provider of enterprise IT, data analysis, and operational training services exclusively to customers in the U.S. Intelligence Community (“IC”), announced on November 12 Ken Diller joined the company as executive vice president and chief growth officer.
In this role, Diller will lead
the company’s corporate growth initiatives and help expand the company’s
offerings to IC and national security clients. Ken will also assist with the
execution of the company’s merger and acquisition strategy.
“Ken brings over 30 years of
experience in the military and intelligence domains to Intrepid. As a former
military intelligence officer in the Army, Ken shares Intrepid’s mission
commitment. Moreover, he has an impressive record of helping companies
grow,” said Ryan Hebert, chief executive officer of Intrepid.
“Bringing Ken into the fold is consistent with Intrepid’s plan to
accelerate growth and expand its capabilities. We are excited he joined our
leadership team.”
“I am honored to join
Intrepid and help the Company grow both organically and through acquisitions. I
have known and partnered with Ryan and Intrepid for many years and have always
been impressed with the Company’s mission focus, record of performance, and
reputation for integrity. I am further excited by Intrepid’s partnership
with Bluestone as I have seen firsthand how a company like Intrepid can
leverage outside capital to grow,” said Diller.
Prior to joining Intrepid, Diller
managed the Defense and National Intelligence Group for Huntington Ingalls
Industries following its acquisition of Fulcrum IT Services, where he served as
vice president of Corporate Development for five years. While at Fulcrum IT, Diller
helped spearhead the company’s rapid growth from $30.0 million to
over $180.0 million in annual revenue. Prior to Fulcrum IT, he worked
at CGI Inc., Stanley, Inc., and Oberon Associates. Diller’s 20-year career
in the U.S. Army includes serving as Battalion Commander for the 306th Military Intelligence
Battalion, Senior Intelligence Officer for Army G2 Initiatives Group, Deputy
Commander for the 501st Military Intelligence
Brigade, as well as in various intelligence capacities for the 101st Airborne and the 82nd Airborne Divisions, among
other assignments.
He is a graduate of the Defense Intelligence College Post Graduate (Master’s) Intelligence Program and has a master’s degree in military art and sciences-intelligence and a B.S. in business communications from Wright State.
Source: Intrepid Solutions
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