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John Gaddi Named CNSI Finance SVP; Todd Stottlemyer Quoted


Jeff Brody
John Gaddi

John Gaddi, a more than two-decade finance and accounting professional, has joined Rockville, Md.-based health information technology provider CNSI as senior vice president of finance.

He will report to CNSI chief financial officer David Adams, the company said Thursday.

Todd Stottlemyer, CNSI CEO and a 2019 Wash100 award winner, said Gaddi™s financial acumen, foresight and operational and corporate experience will help the company as it continues to advance its growth efforts.

Gaddi most recently served as VP of finance at Peraton. He has held finance leadership roles at Leidos (NYSE: LDOS), QinetiQ, Sotera Defense Solutions and Constellis.

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