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Sridhar Rajagopalan Elevated to SVP Role at Alpha Omega

Sridhar Rajagopalan, vice president for client services at Alpha Omega Integration, has been promoted to the role of senior vice president for core accounts, G2Xchange FedCiv reported Tuesday.

The SVP will now be responsible for the information technology services provider’s portfolio of contracts with the departments of State and Commerce as well as with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Rajagopalan brings to his new role experience in account and portfolio management, client services delivery, enterprise architecture, strategic growth, business development and capture management.

He joined Alpha Omega in August 2018 from STG, an SOS International subsidiary where he spent over 13 years serving as a director.

Earlier in his career, Rajagopalan worked as a consultant at PWC.

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