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Robert Roughsedge Appointed Leidos VP

Robert Roughsedge, a business development professional, has joined Leidos (NYSE: LDOS) as a vice president responsible for leading strategic captures across the Reston, Virginia-based technology services contractor.

He announced the move in a LinkedIn post published Monday.

Roughsedge most recently served as director of business development and strategy at L3Harris Technologies (NYSE: LHX), according to his LinkedIn profile.

He spent five years at Textron Systems, where he held the roles of VP of precision systems, VP of business development and strategy director.

The U.S. Army veteran served as a partner at law firm Lawson & Weitzen and as an adjunct faculty member at Suffolk University Law School, where he developed a course on terrorism and the law.

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