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Mark Cravens Named Operations VP at Professional Services Contractor USfalcon

Mark Cravens, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who formerly served as general manager at USfalcon, has been promoted to vice president of operations at the Colorado-based professional services company.

In his new role, Cravens will oversee strategic and operational functions within USfalcon’s air and space operations group, the company said Thursday.

Cravens previously served as director of the homeland defense operating unit at CAS Inc. and director of strategic planning at Wyle, according to his LinkedIn profile.

His military career included service as joint exercise planner and task leader at U.S. Northern Command and deputy director of operations at the Strategic Command’s Cheyenne Mountain Operations Center.

USfalcon offers aviation maintenance engineering, information technology, aerospace and business operations management support to defense and federal civilian agencies.

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