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Evan Lee Named ICF Strategy, Modernization VP; Kris Tremaine Quoted


Evan Lee

Evan Lee, formerly chief technology officer at the Department of Health and Human Services™ office of inspector general, has joined ICF (Nasdaq: ICFI) as vice president for strategy and modernization within the federal digital practice.

Lee will oversee efforts to develop a federal growth strategy that seeks to leverage the company™s digital capabilities and market experience to deliver professional services and platforms to government and commercial clients, ICF said Wednesday.

œWe™re thrilled to have Evan as a key member of ICF™s technology team, said Kris Tremaine, senior VP of federal digital and technology transformation team at ICF.

Tremaine added that Lee™s government, startup and consulting experience as well as his capability to carry out organizational transformation and tech modernization align with ICF™s future vision and brand.

Lee is a 10-year digital modernization professional whose federal sector career included time as chief of solutions architecture for the administrative offices of the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Courts and other agencies.

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