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Holly Levanto Named Booz Allen VP

Holly Levanto, a certified project management professional, has taken on a new role as vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH).

She announced the move in a LinkedIn post published Tuesday.

Levanto most recently served as artificial intelligence adoption lead for Booz Allen’s chief technology team. In this capacity, she oversees efforts to accelerate the delivery of digital capabilities and AI tools to mission commanders within the Department of Defense.

Since joining Booz Allen in 2010, she has held leadership roles with oversight of military health transformation programs, federal change management initiatives, process modernization, strategic planning and organizational design efforts.

Levanto, who is also a certified change management advanced practitioner, also served in the U.S. Navy as a surface warfare officer in navigation and engineering.

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