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Sanjay Parthasarathy Named Business Dev’t, Strategy VP Within Leidos Defense Group


Jeff Brody
Sanjay Parthasarathy

Sanjay Parthasarathy, a more than 25-year business development professional, has joined Leidos™ (NYSE: LDOS) defense group as vice president of business development and strategy for logistics and mission support operation.

He will come up with growth strategies in his role to help the company advance operations, sustainment and logistics knowledge into new mission areas, Leidos said Tuesday.

“Sanjay is a seasoned leader with more than two decades of experience in defense strategy and business development,” said Tim Freeman, senior VP of business development and strategy at Leidos Defense Group. œHis leadership, technological prowess and deep understanding of our industry will ensure that we remain focused on our customer priorities and are positioned for continued business growth.”

Parthasarathy joined Leidos from LMI, where he served as SVP of technology and strategy. He has held finance and strategy leadership positions at Raytheon (NYSE: RTN), Cobham and Harris, which now operates as L3Harris Technologies (NYSE: LHX).

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