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Nate Crochunis Named Reli Group Operations VP

Nate Crochunis, former president of the government services unit at NewWave Telecom & Technologies, has been appointed vice president of operations at Catonsville, Maryland-based technology consulting firm Reli Group.

Crochunis will be responsible for overseeing Reli Group’s business development, bids and proposals, project management and information technology functions, the company said in a LinkedIn post.

His two-decade industry experience has included work on government programs and various functions such as capture and contract negotiation.

He previously held program or project management roles at StrategicHealthSolutions, Science Applications International Corp., Adaptive Systems and CSC.

Reli Group is certified by the Small Business Administration as an 8(a) and HUBZone business and works with Guidehouse through the two companies’ FedInnov8 Consulting joint venture.

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