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Robert Cardillo Named to Analytical Graphics Board


Robert Cardillo

Robert Cardillo, founder and president of The Cardillo Group, has joined the board of directors at mission software developer Analytical Graphics Inc. The 35-year intelligence community veteran also serves as an advisory board member at Peraton, Beacon Global Strategies, Cesium and HawkEye 360, AGI said Wednesday.

Cardillo led the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency before he retired from public service in Febuary. NGA forged innovation partnerships with commercial geospatial technology providers during his tenure there.

Exton, Pa.-based AGI develops software designed to help users analyze aerospace and national defense missions.

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