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Laurie Foglesong Named Peraton Chief HR Officer; Stu Shea Comments


Laurie Foglesong

Laurie Foglesong, a 20-year human resources professional, has been appointed chief HR officer at Herndon, Virginia-based communications and technology services contractor Peraton.

She previously served as director of HR at Harris (NYSE: HRS), Peraton said Friday.

Stu Shea

œI can think of no better person to lead Peraton™s human resources strategy “ including such critical needs as talent acquisition, talent development, and employee engagement “ than Laurie, said Peraton CEO Stu Shea.

œShe knows our business and understands our people, Stu added.

Prior to Harris, Foglesong also held senior HR leadership roles at technology companies such as Engineering Management & Integration, Ariel Research, Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) and Advanced Switching Communications.

She also holds certifications from the Society for Human Resource Management and HR Certification Institute.

Peraton emerged from Harris™ former government information technology services business that private equity firm Veritas Capital acquired in April.

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