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DHI Chairman John Barter Joins Engility’s Board of Directors; Lynn Dugle Comments


John Barter

John Barter, chairman of the board of directors at DHI Group (NYSE: DHX), has been elected to join Engility‘s (NYSE: EGL) board as an independent director.

Engility said Dec. 27 in a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that Barter will also serve on the audit committee of the board of the Chantilly, Virginia-based government services contractor.

œJohn brings a wealth of industry knowledge, financial expertise, and a track record of strategic leadership to the Engility board, Lynn Dugle, Engility CEO, said in a statement released Tuesday.

Barter’s appointment brings the total number of directors to 10.

He previously worked as senior vice president and chief financial officer of Honeywell International (NYSE: HON) and CFO of optical networking technology developer Kestrel Solutions.

Barter is currently also a board member at Engility’s TASC subsidiary and Quality Tech.

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