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Jake Zimmerman Named Associate Director of Guidehouse National Security Group

Jake Zimmerman, formerly business development manager at Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC), has joined Guidehouse‘s national security group as an associate director.

He said Tuesday in a LinkedIn post he will aim to deliver services that are aligned with customers’ national security requirements.

“I’m grateful for the relationships and experiences that have helped me prepare for this opportunity and look forward to working closely with my customers and industry colleagues to accomplish the national security mission,” said Zimmerman.

At Northrop, he developed a market and account strategy for the company’s portfolio supporting the State Department, the U.S. Agency for International Development and the foreign affairs community.

Zimmerman previously served as public sector account executive at Accelera Solutions and customer relationship executive and senior associate at PwC.

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