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Raul Sagun Promoted to DCS Chief Growth Officer

Raul Sagun, vice president of business development at DCS Corp. since 2016, has been promoted to chief growth officer.

He will be responsible for driving DCS’ corporate growth strategy and centralizing its mergers and acquisitions process, the employee-owned professional services company said Thursday.

Sagun previously served as director of Department of Defense strategic programs at EMC, before the 2016 merger between Dell and the data storage vendor, and as VP of strategic development at Camber Corp.

Earlier in his career, the University of Illinois graduate gained a more-than-11-year civilian work experience at the U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command.

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