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Former PAE VP John Coleman Joins Omniplex as Investigative Services Group President; Michael Santelli Comments


John Coleman

John Coleman, former vice president of the information and mission solutions business area at PAE, has joined Omniplex World Services as president of the Chantilly, Virginia-based company’s investigative services group.

Michael Santelli

He will report directly to Omniplex President and CEO Michael Santelli and brings more than 20 years of program and business management experience to his new position, the company said Tuesday.

“John™s integrity and value system are impressive and fit perfectly with the Omniplex people, customer set, and integrity/quality focus,” said Santelli.

Coleman managed a $150 million budget and more than 1,000 employees in his previous role at PAE.

Before PAE, he worked at FCi Federal as VP for service center operations division and at Northrop Grumman  (NYSE: NOC) as a program manager.

Coleman previously served as a business manager at IMDb.com as well as co-founder and chief operating officer at Register123.com.

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