Centurum Names Bradley Geiger as General Manager of West Coast Operations and James Reaves as Director of Systems Engineering.

ARLINGTON, Va. -- Centurum, Inc., a provider of mission-critical technologies to the federal government, today announced that it has promoted Bradley Geiger to General Manager of West Coast Operations, where he will oversee the day-to-day operations of Centurum's San Diego office. Additionally, James Reaves will be joining Centurum from SPAWAR as Director of Systems Engineering, where he will be driving technical innovation and engineering expertise across all Centurum's business units.

Geiger will also be responsible for business development and marketing on the West Coast, identifying and capturing new work, as well as handling all financial, contracting, and personnel issues. In addition to serving 20 years in the Marine Corps in the field of Information Systems, Geiger has extensive management and information technology experience that spans the course of more than two decades. Most recently, Geiger served as Director of Operations and Technical Director at Centurum where he coordinated the company's technical efforts to ensure required resources were brought together to achieve best business practices and results, and was also responsible for assisting the Vice President in business development and strategic planning. Geiger's management experience includes serving as Operations Director at ManTech Systems Engineering Corporation's Pacific operations, as well as managing the daily activities of a $40 million per year Command and Control, Communications and Intelligence (C4I) systems acquisition and life cycle management organization as Operations Officer while in the Marine Corps.

Reaves has over 42 years of electronics engineering and management experience, and will be in charge of facilitating both current and future engineering projects within the National Capitol and federal regions. Previous positions Reaves has held during his 15 year tenure at SPAWAR include Technical Operations Manager for the IW Exploit Engineering Division in the Intelligence and Information Warfare Systems Engineering Department where he was responsible for the daily operations of the division, as well as Program Manager for Advanced Cryptologic Systems Development where he provided technical direction for all SSC Code J71 Charleston projects for surface ships, submarines, shore sites, ground mobile, aircraft, and counter-narcotics systems. Reaves began his military career as a Ballistic Missile Analyst Technician in the U.S. Air Force.

"Brad and Jim both have extensive military experience that will be invaluable to these critical positions," said Bob Matteucci, chairman and chief executive officer of Centurum. "They have been very successful in their previous positions and I look forward to continuing to work closely with them."

Geiger and Reaves are both members of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA), National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA), and Midwest Energy Association (MEA). Reaves is also involved with the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) and Association of Old Crows, and is a member of The Citadel's Electrical and Computer Engineering Advisory Board.

About Centurum

Centurum, formerly three affiliated companies, TDS, Klein & Stump, and TECHPLAN, has been a trusted federal IT contractor supporting mission-critical technologies for more than 35 years. The company provides Network Engineering, Systems Integration, Business Process Management, Systems Engineering and Design, Information Operations and Analysis, and Operational Support for the U.S. Department of Defense and Federal Government. For more information, go to www.centurum.com.

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