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Former Alion Exec Maliek Ferebee Joins DLH as Chief HR Officer

G. Maliek Ferebee, former chief human capital officer at Alion Science and Technology, has been named chief human resources officer of DLH Holdings (Nasdaq: DLHC).

He will be part of DLH’s executive leadership team and oversee HR operations that include talent acquisition and development, employee engagement and performance management functions, the company said Monday.

Previously, Ferebee held HR leadership positions at AECOM‘s (NYSE: ACM) global support services group and QinetiQ North America.

DLH announced a $202 million follow-on medical logistics support contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs in April and a separate $35 million data management support contract from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in August.

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