PCI Federal Named Neil Kronimus IT Vice President
The company appointed the industry veteran to oversee information technology infrastructure and cybersecurity.
Updated on Sept. 26, 2026 in People
PCI Federal has appointed Neil Kronimus as the new vice president of information technology. He will lead IT strategy, infrastructure, and cybersecurity compliance efforts for the firm.
Why it matters
The appointment strengthens the company leadership team as it integrates recent acquisitions like SuprTEK. Kronimus will manage IT budgets and oversee the firm cybersecurity posture.
Neil Kronimus brings two decades of technology leadership experience to his new role. He oversees all IT and cybersecurity teams alongside vendor relationships.
The players
Neil Kronimus
He is the newly appointed vice president of information technology at PCI Federal who previously worked at Maximus and CACI International.
PCI Federal
It is a government services contractor that recently expanded its portfolio by acquiring the technology firm SuprTEK.
Todd Hughes
He serves as the vice president of AI strategy and solutions at PCI Federal.
The details
Kronimus previously held leadership roles at CACI International, General Dynamics, and Maximus. He holds an MBA from James Madison University and a bachelor of science in electrical engineering from Virginia Tech.
Timeline
2023: Kronimus joined Maximus as a senior vice president.
April 2025: PCI Federal completed its acquisition of SuprTEK.
July 2026: Todd Hughes joined the company as vice president of AI strategy and solutions.
September 25, 2026: The appointment of Neil Kronimus was officially announced.
Market Landscape
This appointment follows the broader pattern of leadership shifts during the ongoing consolidation of defense and federal technology contractors. The hiring of Kronimus reflects the talent acquisition strategies commonly observed as mid-tier contractors scale operations following mergers.
For employees and clients, the move signals a continued focus on securing IT infrastructure and integrating newly acquired business units. Customers can expect maintained service standards as the firm aligns its cybersecurity compliance under new leadership.
The takeaway
The addition of an experienced IT leader is a strategic move to manage increasingly complex infrastructure requirements. Companies that prioritize such leadership appointments are better positioned to maintain compliance and operational stability following acquisitions.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by ExecutiveBiz.
