SAIC [SAI] yesterday said that John Jumper, a member of the company’s board of directors and the former chief of staff of the Air Force, will succeed Walt Havenstein as its CEO effective March 1. Havenstein, who announced his plans to retire last October, became SAIC’s CEO in September 2009. Regarding Jumper, who was the Air Force Chief of Staff from Sept. 2001 until Nov. 2005, SAIC Chairman A. Thomas Young said, “His leadership and experience particularly in national security…
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