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Robert Lake Joins Sabre as Northeast Region VP; Glen Ives Comments


Robert Lake
Robert Lake

Robert Lake, former director of strategic planning at DHPC Technologies, has joined Sabre Systems as vice president of northeastern regional operations for the company.

Sabre said Thursday Lake will report to President and Chief Operating Officer Glen Ives and oversee the management and development of the company’s Northeast business that includes U.S. Army and Navy programs.

Lake led DHPC’s efforts to pursue new, expanded and follow-on contracts from the Defense Department and other federal agencies.

He joined DHPC from R4 Incorporated where he was a vice president in charge of strategic communications, government affairs, proposal center, special projects and business development divisions.

Lake also worked at companies such as Syracuse Research Corp. and Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH).

He is a former directorial board member of the Association of the United States Army and a former president of the Industrial Representatives Association.

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