Ronald Gembarosky was Appointed as Senior Vice President and Chief Security Officer at LinQuest

Date of management change: July 07, 2020 

What Happened?

Los Angeles, CA-based LinQuest Appointed Ronald Gembarosky as Senior Vice President and Chief Security Officer

 

About the Company

Delivering Performance Excellence Across the Air, Land, Sea, Space, and Cyberspace Domains LinQuest provides highly valued, state-of-the-art, and cost effective technical solutions to the US Government and Commercial Industry. LinQuest`s services and products span the engineering, testing, operation, and sustainment of critical capabilities and programs ranging from intricate systems and architectures to highly complex enterprises comprised of families of systems. LinQuest integrates technical and operational domain expertise with process discipline and delivers superior performance across the life cycle of programs. Our Mission To provide innovative and cost effective service and solutions to national security and industry customers focused on the convergence of C4ISR, information, and cyber systems. Our Vision To be a leader in the market for engineering and operational services with an impeccable record for customer mission success and where our employees excel at what they do. Our Values The LinQuest culture has evolved through our more than 35-year heritage. The values are: Performance excellence Mission success Customer satisfaction Integrity and objectivity Innovation

 

About the Person

Ronald Gembarosky is Senior Vice President and Chief Security Officer at LinQuest. Previously, Ronald held various senior IT leadership roles in the industry.

 

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