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Engility Appoints Former Lockheed Martin Official To Lead Business Development

By Cal Biesecker

Monday, August 22nd, 2016

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Engility Appoints Former Lockheed Martin Official To Lead Business Development

Michael Grasso, senior vice president for Business Development at Engility. Photo from LinkedIn.

Strengthening her focus on capturing more business, Engility Corp. [EGL] CEO Lynn Dugle has hired former Lockheed Martin [LMT] government relations vice president Michael Grasso to oversee Engility’s business development efforts.Engility said that Grasso has been appointed vice president for Business Development and Strategic Planning and will report directly to Dugle, who joined the company in March, a year after retiring from Raytheon [RTN] where she spent her last six years there leading the Intelligence, Information and Services segment. Grasso’s…

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