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Andrew Shinskie Takes New VP Role at Aeyon

Andrew Shinskie, formerly vice president of business development and strategic growth for the Department of the Navy programs at Aeyon, has transitioned to a new role as VP of Navy and federal civilian agencies growth at the data analytics services company, according to a LinkedIn post published Thursday.

He will oversee Aeyon’s business development and strategic growth strategies for the Navy and non-Department of Defense organizations in his new position.

In his previous capacity, Shinskie supported the company’s work to help the Marine Corps transition to the Defense Agencies Initiative enterprise resource planning system.

Shinskie previously served as a partner, director and program manager for the Navy sector at Sehlke Consulting, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Aeyon.

His career began at USMC, where he held various posts such as head of the manpower budget and execution branch under the Marine Corps Programs and Resources Department.

Aeyon also promoted Jay Hunko, former director of business development for the Marine Corps, as VP of growth for the service branch.

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