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Dan Wallace Promoted to ServiceNow Federal Civilian Area VP

Dan Wallace, former senior director of ServiceNow‘s federal civilian business, has elevated to the position of area vice president within the same unit, FedHealthIT reported Monday.

In his LinkedIn profile, Wallace noted that he works with federal civilian customers to help them implement the company’s cloud computing platform, align their goals with a regulatory framework and identify new opportunities to support mission-based outcomes.

He joined ServiceNow in 2013 as a senior account executive after a nearly two-year career at Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), where he managed the latter’s accounts for NASA, the Department of Energy and Native America Tribes.

Wallace also led the expansion of Oracle’s core technology stack offering to include database, security and engineered platforms. He worked as a senior account executive for Verizon (NYSE: VZ) earlier in his career.

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