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CACI’s Gil Guarino Joins Board at Wolf Trap

CACI (NYSE: CACI) EVP Gil Guarino has joined the board of directors at Wolf Trap, the performing arts center in Vienna, Va.

“I’m working with a great group of board members and Wolf Trap executives to extend the reach of Wolf Trap in our community and across the Nation, ” Guarino said.  “My wife and I have been avid fans of all forms of the arts for years and I’m delighted to be able to reach out to others in the community to join in support of a great national treasure.”

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