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Frank Lamm Joins PC Matic as Federal Sales VP

Frank Lamm, a U.S. Air Force veteran with nearly two decades of technology industry experience, has joined antivirus software vendor PC Matic as vice president of federal sales.

He will lead a team of sales professionals and implement the security company’s business development strategy for the federal sector, PC Matic said Tuesday.

Prior to joining PC Matic, Lamm was VP of strategic programs and director of the advanced solutions group at Sterling Computers, where he led several Department of Defense and Air Force accounts.

The retired Air Force chief master sergeant previously served as deputy director of Unisys’ Application Modernization Center of Excellence in St. Louis.

His appointment comes less than a week after PC Matic named technology market veteran Morgan Rubens as VP of state, local and educational sales.

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