Raza Latif, president of Nuaxis Innovations, has assumed an additional role as CEO in a series of executive appointments aimed at advancing the company’s growth as a federal information technology services provider.
“I know from personal experience that our federal government plays a critical part in changing lives for the better,” Latif said.
“Today we can be even more impactful by focusing on experiences and not just transactions. We are excited to be a part of this movement.”
As part of the realignment, announced Friday, former CEO Imran Akram became the executive chairman at Tysons, Virginia-based NuAxis.
The company also promoted Lindsey Tepp, most recently vice president of business development operations, to chief strategy officer and Chief Strategy Officer, and elevated Tiffany Bailey from senior director to senior vice president of its federal civilian business.
Rich Zanatta, chief technology officer of NuAxis since 2019, will serve as VP of operations and continue to hold the CTO title.
Lawrence Abeyta and Raza Usman, respectively former directors of innovation and digital transformation, will oversee the platforms and mission systems lines of business in their new VP posts.
Amanda Chavez joined the firm’s VP ranks and her work will still focus on customer experience initiatives while Sima Eshraghi was promoted from senior contracts manager to director of contracts.
