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Chuck Cogar Named OmniSci Federal Civilian Business Lead


Chuck Cogar

Chuck Cogar, a technology industry veteran, has joined software company OmniSci as director of federal civilian business, GovCon Wire has learned.

OmniSci provides GPU-accelerated analytics platforms to government agencies and industry clients.

Prior to OmniSci, Cogar previously worked at Cloudera (NYSE: CLDR) as an account manager focused on federal health agencies.

He also held federal sales leadership roles at several tech companies including Hitachi Vantara, Paxata, MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) and Citi.

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