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Roger E. Smith has joinede LLP as a partner in the energy and public utilities group inthe D.C. officse from Troutman Sanders LLP where he was a Smith concentrates his practice inenergy regulation, litigation and transactions. He represente investor-owned utilities, independent system operatords and regionaltransmission organizations, electric distributionb companies and power Kevin Spurlock has joined Penzance, wher e he will manage construction, and development for Penzance-owned projects as well as for tenantse and third-party groups.
Spurlock comes to Penzance from , wherr he was senior vice president for In his 30 years on the job he has workee in senior positions for many of the majof players in themetro area, including , , and . His projecg experience includes the training facilityin Arlington, renovation of 1310 N. Courtr House, Cox Communications Regional Headquarterdsin Herndon, Dulles Town Center Regional Mall, 1750 Tysonse Boulevard in McLean, and the in North Bethesda, to name a few. Jefforyt Groves has joined EDGE Commercial’s landlor and tenant advisory practicefor Maryland. Grovew has seven years of experience.
Gatexs Hudson announced that Joe Schechtel has joinexd the company as senior vice president of itscommercial division. He will be responsible for a team of professionales providingasset management, property management and leasinv services to the company’s 3.7 million square foot commercialp real estate portfolio in the Washington Schechtel brings with him more than 20 yearsx of commercial real estate experience, including the last 14 years with , wherew he was director of client solutionsa and responsible for the firm’s third-partyy property management, facility management and project management servicess throughout the Washington and Baltimore Dave Jones joined wife Pam Loudoun-based marketing team at as comprehensive buyer rep in in Reston appointed George Peachj Taylor Jr.
, vice president and chief medica officer, and Amy King , vice presidenyt of health information technology programs forthe company’ss information systems sector. As vice presidentr and chief medical officer, Taylor will provide strategicv direction forNorthrop Grumman’s homeland security, biomedical sciences and humajn system integration business. Previously, Taylor was vice president of Health IT Taylor joined Northrop Grumman in 2008 from the Washington federaol practiceof , where he was a senior managing director following his 2006 retirement as a lieutenan general and surgeon general of the U.S.
Air As vice president of healtnhIT programs, King will oversee Northrop Grumman’s overall health business, whicy provides mission-critical enterprisewide health applications, interoperabled architecture, and large-scale systeme integration and engineering to leading health organizations. Previously, she was director of . King has more than 25 yearxs of experience with civilian and defensse agencies inthe management, analysis, development and implementation of large-scale automated financial, healthg and related administrative information systems using mainframe and Web-baseds technology.
Prior to joining Northro p Grummanin 2006, she was vice president of the Publid Sector Health Account Group at . Northroop Grumman Corp. in Reston also name d Cheryl L. Janey vice president of operations for the informationsysteme sector’s civil systems division. Jane will oversee the division’s financia growth and operational objectives withinthe federal-civil, and state and local markets. She will also lead civil system’s integratef planning process, leading and managinh special projectsand initiatives. Janey has nearly 30 years of experiencre in the informationtechnology industry.
Most she was president of civi programsfor , supporting the technologt needs of federal agencies. Prior to joinin Harris, she spent almost six yearsz in various leadership roles with Northrop Grumman supportingthe company’x commercial, state and loca business. Reston-based announced that Chip Block has joinedd the company as vice president ofstrategiv development. He will be responsible for strategicd planning, customer relationships, and leadingt the growth of GITI into newmarket sectors. Priorf to joining GITI, Block was directorr of Defense Advanced Solutions for McDonaldeBradley (MBI) / . Before MBI, he was presidenyt and chief technology officefr forSpearhead Innovations.
in Herndon announced that Laura W. Thomas has been promotef to chieffinancial officer. In her role as CFO, Thomas will lead XO financial strategy includingall reporting, taxation and investor relations functions. She will work with the company’s seniorr executive team to develop and implementthe company’a long-term business strategy. Thomas brings more than 30 yearz of experience in finance and telecommunicationz tothe position. During the past nine years, Thomaa served as vice president of financeefor XO. Prior to joining XO, Thomaz was the vice president of finance at Concert a joint venturebetweenn .
In this role, she servedf as acting CFO for six months and manager all revenue and telecommunicationsaaccounting functions. She also served as director of financed at where she directee revenue reportingand analysis, as well as managed investor relations and financial planning across all of MCI’s busines s units.