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SAIC Realigns Corporate Structure

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, January 14th, 2014

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SAIC Realigns Corporate Structure

Lucy Fitch, Jennifer Smith and Bob Fecteau (L to R) will become part of SAIC's executive leadership team on Feb. 1. Photo: SAIC

Science Applications International Corp. [SAIC] yesterday said it was eliminating one of its corporate positions and realigning three others to directly report to CEO Tony Moraco as part of an effort to refine its operating model. Tom Baybrook, SAIC’s executive vice president and chief administration and operations officer, is leaving the company to pursue other interests. Baybrook’s position is being eliminated and his additional functional responsibilities for real estate, contracts, procurement, shared services, government affairs, and business development operations will…

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