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PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEMS
1: FMS-ACES WELCOMES NEW PRODUCT LEAD Kevin Curry, left, Defense Integrated Business Systems (DIBS) proj- ect manager, welcomed Kelly Rutherford as product lead for DIBS’ newest product office, Foreign Military Sales – Army Case Execution System, at a Feb. 27 assumption of charter ceremony in Arlington, Virginia. (Photo by Paul McKellips, PEO EIS)
2: NEW PRODUCT LEAD FOR E-ICAM Sergio Alvarez, left, the acting project director for Enterprise Services, presented the charter for the Enterprise – Identity, Credential and Access Management product office to incoming Product Lead Kyle Tucker, right, while Leslie Clemente, then-acting deputy director for Enter- prise Services looks on at a Feb. 28 assumption of charter ceremony at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. (Photo by Cecilia Tueros, PEO EIS)
U.S. ARMY SECURITY ASSISTANCE COMMAND
5: USASAC WELCOMES NEW CSM Command Sgt. Maj. Stephen A. Burnley was welcomed during a change of responsibility ceremony conducted by the U.S. Army Secu- rity Assistance Command (USASAC) at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, on Dec. 16, 2022, while bidding farewell to departing Command Sgt. Maj. Sean Rice. Burnley comes to USASAC after having served as the command sergeant major for the Fires Center of Excellence at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and will serve as the fifth command sergeant major in USASAC’s 57-year history.
“I know that it is always a privilege to lead, and that the USASAC mission has never been more important to the joint force or to the U.S. Army,” Burnley said. “Whether increasing allies’ and partners’ defense capabil- ity or providing support in peace or in conflict, this command is critical to safeguarding our nation’s security interests. I come hungry and ready to join the expert team of civilians and Soldiers who serve in this great organization, here and around the world.”
3: ASSUMPTION OF CHARTER AT IPPS-A FCO Col. Robert “RJ” Mikesh, left, Integrated Personnel and Pay System – Army (IPPS-A) project manager, presented the charter for the IPPS-A Future Capabilities Office, formerly known as IPPS-A Increment II, to incoming product manager Lt. Col. Ryan Martin at an April 6 assumption of charter ceremony in Arlington, Virginia. (Photo by Laura Edwards, PEO EIS)
4: NEW CIO FOR PEO EIS Michael Chappell was appointed as the PEO EIS chief information officer for the recently formed Chief Information Office directorate in March at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Chappell is an 18-year industry veteran who will help PEO EIS innovate and transform into a more agile organization.
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