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Mark D'Alessandro
Mark D'Alessandro

Dell Veteran Mark D’Alessandro Appointed Four Points Technology CTO

Mark D’Alessandro, a strategic information technology executive who previously served as a Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) vice president, was named chief technology officer at Four Points Technology, according to his LinkedIn announcement.

He brings to the IT-focused, service disabled veteran owned small business nearly three decades of experience in working at Dell, where he held a number of roles including as senior director of data center account executives.

“As a strategic IT business development, revenue growth, and market expansion executive that has collaboratively led and mentored diverse teams to consistently over deliver on performance, productivity, and profitability goals, I look forward to being a part of the growth of the company to the next level,” said D’Alessandro.

Four Points Technology delivers IT and clinical products and services to its government customers around the world. It holds spot on the General Services Administration Schedule 70 and Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V contracts as well as multiple agency-specific awards.

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