Communications Personals
In combining, Harris Corp. and L3 Technologies appoint Harris Chairman-CEO-President William Brown chairman-CEO and L3 counterpart Christopher Kubasik vice chairman, president-chief operating officer for first two years, then Brown moves to executive chairman and Kubasik to CEO-chairman ... Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology personnel changes: Alvaro Bedoya becomes founding director and director-Federal Legislation Clinic; Laura Moy moves up to center director, Katie Evans to director-communications and operations, and Clare Garvie, face recognition expert, to senior associate.
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Venn Strategies announces Ben Steinberg, ex-Department of Energy, as senior vice president and chief-critical infrastructure practice, and Matt Scott, ex-office of Rep. Lee Zeldin, R-N.Y., as assistant vice president-critical infrastructure and healthcare practices ... Otelco taps Richard Clark, ex-TVC Albany, as chief operating officer.
Infomart Data Centers appoints Brian Cox, ex-Cologix, CEO and board member, succeeding Phil Koen, who remains on the board ... Indistry TV hires music industry executive Amir Windom as chief creative officer ... NetApp names Debra McCowan, ex-Equinix, senior vice president-chief human resources officer, replacing Gwen McDonald, retiring ... Greg Millard, ex-Turner Broadcasting, joins iHeartMedia as executive vice president-event and experiential partnerships.
Enterprise Wireless Alliance elects new board members: James Backeland, Icom America; Stacy Brown, SunTalk; Eddie Faith, Shreveport Communication Service; David Gottlieb, Goosetown Enterprises; Bill Jenkins, pdvWireless; and James Potter, Harris Corp.; new to executive committee is at-large member Geno Viviano, Communications International ... ITT elects to board Cheryl Shavers, Global Smarts, and Sabrina Soussan, Siemens’ Mobility Division.