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Roland Scott Joins Maximus Federal Services Business


Jeff Brody
Roland Scott

Roland Scott, who previously served as assistant executive director at ManTech International (Nasdaq: MANT) and held an 11-year career at SRA International, has joined Maximus‘s federal services unit as senior director of accounts, G2XChange ETC reported Wednesday.

Scott’s corporate career involved work with federal customers such as the Administrative Office of U.S. Courts, the Federal Aviation Administration and the General Services Administration.

His other previous roles included program director at Salient CRGT, senior program manager at T-Rex and manager of business development and capture at Bart & Associates.

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