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BAE to Expand Presence With Planned Office at Georgia Cyber Center; Peder Jungck Quoted


Peder Jungck

TYSONS CORNER, VA, January 16, 2018 ” The U.S. arm of BAE Systems aims to establish a new innovation hub in Georgia that will be housed at the state’s Augusta-based cyber complex as part of efforts to expand its presence in the region, ExecutiveBiz reported Friday.

The company said Thursday BAE Systems Inc. will lease office space at the Georgia Cyber Center on the Nathan Deal Campus for Innovation with the goal to gain close access to key customers and the area’s workforce.

“The Georgia Cyber Center will help us expand our footprint in the region, while providing us with a new hub to attract the next generation of cloud, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity experts our nation needs,” said Peder Jungck, vice president and general manager of BAE’s intelligence solutions business.

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