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Kristie Grinnell Named Global CIO, Supply Chain Chief at General Dynamics IT


Kristie Grinnell

General Dynamics™ (NYSE: GD) information technology business has promoted Kristie Grinnell, formerly chief information officer and vice president of technology and supply chain, to global CIO and chief supply chain officer, Forbes reported Tuesday.

Grinnell will now oversee GDIT™s technology shared services segment in addition to her responsibilities over enterprise IT and supply chain activities.

Prior to GDIT, she served as director of planning and governance and as head of client delivery enablement at Computer Sciences Corp. She also held the roles of CIO, global IT strategy executive and chief of staff at PwC.

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