Amy Johnson Appointed President of GDIT

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General Dynamics has appointed Amy Johnson as president of GDIT, effective November 3. Johnson brings 27 years of experience from General Dynamics Mission Systems, having previously served as vice president and general manager for Space, Cyber and Intelligence. Her extensive background spans engineering, defense electronics, and business leadership across cybersecurity, space, and intelligence systems. CEO Phebe Novakovic highlighted Johnson's proven track record in guiding teams to solve complex technical challenges for customers.

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General Dynamics has appointed Amy Johnson as president of GDIT, effective November 3.

Johnson is a 27-year veteran of General Dynamics Mission Systems. During her tenure, she held increasingly senior positions spanning engineering, engineering management and business leadership across cybersecurity, defense electronics, space and intelligence systems.

Most recently, Johnson served as vice president and general manager for Space, Cyber and Intelligence.

General Dynamics CEO Phebe Novakovic said Johnson has a proven track record of leading teams to solve complex and highly technical challenges for customers.

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