TSS Solutions has announced the appointment of David Stowe Jr. as Vice President for SATCOM.
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“TSS Solutions has its roots in SATCOM, which was our primary line of business when our company was launched in 1991. David’s exceptional track record in the aerospace and defense industry will help us build on that solid foundation,” said Don DiFrisco, TSS Solutions President and CEO. “In addition, David’s expertise in Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems will be invaluable as we employ innovative new solutions to counter the growing threat of drone warfare employed by our nation’s adversaries.”
In his new role at TSS Solutions, David is responsible for overseeing growth, sales, marketing, business development, and capture management with both new and established customers in the government contracting and commercial SATCOM sectors.
David will be based in TSS Solutions’ recently opened office in Oklahoma City, OK.
David has more than 23 years of military and aerospace and defense industry experience, having worked in Operations, Program Management, and Business Development. He most recently worked at CACI, Inc., where he held a program management position in the Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) line of business. This program was part of the US Army DEVCOM C5ISR Center.
He also served as Program Manager at Commuter Air Technology and Meta Special Aerospace, where he provided Airborne-Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (AISR) supporting U.S. Special Operations Forces and other government agencies.
David is a 14-year veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, having served as a Marine Special Operations Command (MARSOC), Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) within the Marine Raider teams. He was also trained as a MARSOC Network Operator, gaining experience in Special Operations Forces Deployable Nodes (SDN-L) SATCOM terminals and data links.
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