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Donna Settle Named Maximus VP of Business Development for Defense

Donna Settle, formerly vice president of business development at Global InfoTek, has been appointed VP of business development for defense at Maximus (NYSE: MMS), according to her LinkedIn post.

In her new role, Settle will support the company’s defense market growth initiatives with a focus on the U.S. Air Force and Space Force.

Before joining Global InfoTek, Settle was a VP within the national security and cyber solutions business unit at Salient CRGT where she managed the delivery of cybersecurity, cloud and data analytics services to defense, intelligence and civilian customers.

Her industry career also includes roles such as senior consultant and task leader at Compuware, senior programmer and network engineer at Unisys and programmer analyst at C3i.

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