STG Brings in Northrop Grumman Strategic Director to Run Army Programs: Diane Justice, Appointed Vice President, Army Programs, Defense Sector.

RESTON, Va. -- STG, Inc., a leading provider of information technology, technical security, engineering and scientific services support to the government and military, is pleased to announce that Diane Justice has joined the company as vice president and group manager of Army programs. Ms. Justice will report directly to defense sector's senior vice president, Glenn Davis.

STG's defense sector, with more than 600 people and revenues of nearly $70 million, provides engineering and IT support to mission critical warfighter systems for the Department of Defense (DoD). The sector's core Army focus is supporting the fighting soldier in Southwest Asia, who depends on STG-engineered mobile communication systems to broadcast tactical intelligence. Ms. Justice will focus on expanding STG's current Army programs and supporting performance-based contracts with the Army Test and Evaluation Command, Army Research Laboratory, Army G1/AG, Army Contracting Command Korea and Information Systems Engineering Command--via the newly awarded TEIS contract.

"Diane's distinguished career, program management expertise and engineering background will greatly serve our employees and current and future Army customers." said Simon S. Lee, STG President and CEO.

Glenn Davis, defense sector senior vice president said, "We are absolutely thrilled to have a person of Diane's caliber on board and know that she will proudly and successfully answer our Army customers' missions." He continued, "Her track record of building team-oriented organizations and dynamic leadership style will enable a direct and correct management interface to the customer."

"I am very excited about joining STG and leading the performance-driven Army team that supports such an important customer," said Ms. Justice.

Prior to STG, Ms. Justice was director of knowledge management operations for Northrop Grumman Information Technology (NGIT). She established this P&L organization to leverage their internal organizational and change management strategies for external customers which resulted in more than doubling the division's annual revenue each year. Prior to this role, Ms. Justice served as NGIT's director of operations for the $100M Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis Center (MSAC). As a founding member of the MSAC, her positions included director of technology, group leader for Army programs, open source intelligence group leader, and deputy program manager for the $118M Joint Analytical Support Program (JASP). Ms. Justice began her career as a satellite systems engineer for TRW; was the U.S. Marine Corps program engineer for the Government of Japan construction program; and instituted a UNIX software distribution system for the Naval Research Laboratory that is still in use today.

Ms. Justice holds an undergraduate degree and a master of science in electrical engineering from Purdue University.

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