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Stephanie Bidstrup Promoted to Booz Allen VP


Stephanie Bidstrup

Stephanie Bidstrup, principal of the digital health practice at Booz Allen Hamilton™s (NYSE: BAH) civilian government unit, has been promoted to vice president of the company, FedHealthIT reported Thursday.

In her new capacity, Bidstrup will oversee the development of information technology, telehealth and virtual care offerings for U.S. military veterans.

She held roles of increasing responsibility at Booz Allen during the past 18 years.

Bidstrup previously worked as a program analyst for the Customs and Border Protection.

She holds a bachelor™s degree in international business from George Washington University and an MBA degree from the Duke Fuqua School of Business.

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