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GovCon Vet Paul Rempfer Named STG Business Devt SVP; Phil Lacombe Comments


Paul Rempfer
Paul Rempfer

Paul Rempfer, formerly a principal at Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH), has joined Reston, Virginia-based information technology services contractor STG Group as senior vice president of business development.

STG said Tuesday he will coordinate with other STG senior executives and oversee capture, business development and proposal management functions in his new position.

The two-decade industry veteran has led the capture of contracts across the cybersecurity, intelligence and critical infrastructure areas during his career at other government contracting firms.

“We believe that his understanding of critical national security missions and the cyber environment will enable us to continue expanding our support for key government customers, ” STG President Phil Lacombe said.

Rempfer was most recently responsible for Booz Allen™s corporate business development strategy to pursue cyber and intelligence business opportunities.

He also previously held operational and executive management roles at ManTech International (Nasdaq: MANT), General Dynamics (NYSE: GD),  Noblis and Secure Mission Solutions.

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