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Former Peraton VP Pete Nelson Appointed Chief Growth Officer at MetroStar

Pete Nelson, former vice president at Peraton, will join digital services and management consulting company MetroStar as chief growth officer, according to his LinkedIn announcement.

During his over five years of stay at Peraton, Nelson handled various responsibilities as capture VP earlier and as capture and operations VP recently. He oversaw a professional team within the Peraton growth organization and led the company’s Federal Systems Integration and Management Center of Excellence work.

Nelson’s career also includes over a decade of experience at Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) as well as time at BAE Systems. His work focused on management, business development and capture.

Prior to joining the industry, Nelson spent almost 10 years in the U.S. Marine Corps as an intelligence analyst.

MetroStar is currently working under a five-year, $155 million contract to help a Marine Corps organization manage business information systems.

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