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8 PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEMS


4: NEW ASSISTANT PEO, BUSINESS MISSION AREA Dan Joyce assumed the position of assistant program executive officer (APEO), Business Mission Area on June 22, taking over for Col. Wayne Barker, who departed the Program Executive Office for Enterprise Infor- mation Systems (PEO EIS) to become chief of staff in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technol- ogy. Joyce previously served as APEO for Network, Cyber and Services.


5: CHANGE OF CHARTER AT ACT Lt. Col. Peter Amara assumed responsibility as the Applied Cyber Tech- nologies product lead from retiring product lead Joseph Kobsar on May 28 at a virtual change of charter ceremony hosted by Col. Chad Har- ris, project manager for PEO EIS’s Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO). Previously, Amara served as assistant product manager for user-activity monitoring, part of DCO’s Cyber Analytics and Detection.


6: NEW PM AT ACWS Lt. Col. Christee Cuttino assumed responsibility as product manager of PEO EIS’s Army Contract Writing System from Lt. Col. Christopher Center at a virtual change of charter ceremony on June 30. Cuttino pre- viously served as a Department of the Army systems coordinator with a concentration in areas relating to Future Long Range Assault Aircraft and Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft.


7: CHANGE OF CHARTER AT ALTESS Boyd Williams assumed the role of product director of PEO EIS’s Ac- quisition, Logistics and Technology Enterprise Systems & Services (ALT- ESS) from Timothy Hale at a change of charter ceremony in Radford, Virginia, on July 9. Williams previously served as deputy product director for ALTESS.


8: LEADERSHIP CHANGE AT IPPS-A OFFICE Lt. Col. Corris Bullock assumed the role of product manager of PEO EIS’s Integrated Personnel and Pay System – Army Increment II (IPPS-A Inc II) from Lt. Col. Laverne Amara at a virtual change of charter cer- emony on June 10. Bullock comes to IPPS-A from the Pentagon, where he was the executive officer to the deputy for acquisition and system management.


9: WESS WELCOMES NEW PM Lt. Col. Scott Davis assumed responsibility as product manager of PEO EIS’s Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems (WESS) from Lt. Col. An- thony Whitfield at a virtual change of charter ceremony on June 26. Davis previously was assigned as the executive officer to the deputy assistant secretary of the Army for plans, programs and resources.


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