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Jonathan Baba Named LMI Defense Market SVP; Doug Wagoner Quoted

Jonathan Baba, formerly a strategy and analytics partner in the defense segment at Deloitte, has been appointed senior vice president of LMI’s defense market.

Baba brings to the LMI team his more than two decades of government market experience supporting both the Department of Defense and industry, the consulting company said Thursday.

“Jon is an exciting and innovative leader and brings valuable industry experience essential for LMI’s growth in a dynamic market,” said Doug Wagoner, president and CEO of LMI.

Wagoner, a 2023 Wash100 Award winner, added that Baba’s deep understanding of the defense sector will be key as LMI continues the development of innovative platforms.

While at Deloitte, Baba played a key role in establishing the professional services firm’s Navy and defense practice supporting clients across the artificial intelligence, cyber, industrial security and advanced manufacturing areas. He stewarded the development of a Deloitte crowdsourcing offering for federal clients.

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