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Former Booz Allen Principal Michele Cook Joins KEYW as Business Development EVP


KEYWMichele Cook, formerly a principal for Booz Allen Hamilton‘s (NYSE: BAH) business development center of excellence, has joined KEYW Corp. (Nasdaq: KEYW) as executive vice president of business development.

Cook brings to KEYW two decades of experience within the Defense Department and intelligence community, KEYW said Tuesday.

“Michele’s track record of success in developing business opportunities across the U.S. intelligence community is a perfect match for where we see opportunities for KEYW to grow and expand, ” said Bill Weber, president and CEO of KEYW.

Before she worked at Booz Allen, Cook served as VP of business development at Six3 Systems, where she led efforts to generate more than $2 billion in sales.

She also led CACI International‘s (NYSE: CACI) business development in the intelligence community sector.

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