Jeremy Wensinger, James Winner and Robert Giannetta have been appointed to leadership positions at MHVC Acquisition Corp. — formerly known as the government information technology services business of Harris (NYSE: HRS).
Investment firm Veritas Capital finalized its purchase of Harris IT Services for approximately $690 million in April and renamed the business MHVC Acquisition Corp.
Herndon, Virginia-based MHVC said Tuesday Wensinger will serve as chief operating officer; Winner will hold dual roles as chief legal officer and general counsel; and Giannetta will be chief information officer of the new company.
“These executives understand the competitive environment, are committed to quality outcomes, and know how to drive business growth and deliver mission success,” said MHVC CEO Stu Shea.
Wensinger previously served as a principal at Augusta Management Strategies; president of PAE‘s national security and solutions business; COO of GTSI; and chairman and president of Cobham‘s defense systems unit.
He worked for 20 years at Harris in positions such as president of the IT services and government communications systems businesses.
Winner joins MHVC after he has served as chief legal officer and general counsel of GardaWorld Federal Services.
He previously held division general counsel roles at Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC), ITT Corp. and Exelis, which Harris acquired in May 2015.
Winner also practiced law with Barnes & Thornburg and served as in-house counsel for Rolls-Royce and Cummins.
Gianetta served as a partner at the technology advisory services business of CAUSA Talent Source, vice president and CIO at USIS, business technology officer at BAE Systems‘ U.S. subsidiary and an IT director at Sprint (NYSE: S).
