G2X TAKE: Armed with Prime access to nearly every key contract vehicle and a proven ability to win in this highly competitive environment, TISTA, a very fast growing consultancy with capabilities in Application Engineering, Consulting, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Infrastructure, and Mobility support, recently added two Vice Presidents as they set their sights on continuing their positive momentum.
Having spent the past several years defining the market strategy, business plan, and leading a team of experienced Account Executives for a T4NG Prime, Ned Struzziero has taken on a new challenge as Vice President of Health IT with TISTA.
Prior roles include:
- Vice President, Federal Sales – Kforce Government Solutions
- Director, Federal Health Solutions – Kforce Government Solutions
- Sales Executive – Iron Mountain Federal
In addition, TISTA also recently added a former CMS Senior Technical Advisor and Deputy Division Director, David Maskeroni as Vice President.
Prior roles include:
- Director, Government Services – Nuna Inc.
- Senior Technical Advisor – Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
- Deputy Division Director – Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
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- TISTA has been wining big across the Federal Health sector, to include adding more than $100M in wins at CMS and recently scoring a $164M Financial Services Center Program Management Support task at VA.
- TISTA maintains a Prime position on nearly every key contract vehicle, to include CIO-SP3 SB, T4NG, VETS II, CMS SPARC and CMS ADELE. See the full list here.
- The company made several hires over the past couple of year, to include recruiting Joe Rhodes as an Executive Vice President last Spring, after a series of additions to kick start FY18 including CTO Nathan Seth; former Veteran’s Affairs ADCIO for Project Management, Keith Seaman, as EVP for Federal Strategic Engagement; and Jill Jakober Carney as EVP of Operations.
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