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Kelly Baldwin Promoted to GRSi Defense Programs SVP

Kelly Baldwin, a former vice president at GRSi, has been promoted to serve as senior VP for the enterprise technology company’s defense programs.

The appointment makes Baldwin GRSi’s first SVP and continues his company tenure that began in 2015, the company said Thursday.

He will also retain his role as general manager of GRSi’s Charleston, South Carolina-based operations in support of the Naval Information Warfare Center.

According to GRSi, Baldwin’s contributions helped the company expand its technical capabilities and win about 50 percent of $500 million in contracts this year.

GRSi globally offers technical and professional services to defense, intelligence, federal and commercial customers.

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