DMI welcomes Conrad Moses as Vice President of Growth, Federal Civilian

DMI, a global leader in end-to-end digital transformation services, is thrilled to welcome Conrad Moses as Vice President of Growth, Federal Civilian.

In this pivotal role, Mr. Moses will leverage his more than 25 years in the Federal Civilian market to identify areas of industry need where DMI can add value and offer world-class solutions to complex problems.

Mr. Moses started his IT consulting career in 1998 at KPMG Consulting. He has subsequently held the following roles: Senior Director, Telecommunications/Utilities at Oracle; Deputy Director, Homeland Security Application Services at Unisys; Executive Director, Homeland Protection at SAIC, Senior Director, Strategic Business Consulting at Oracle; Client Executive at Hewitt Packard Enterprise; Senior Business Development Executive at CACI International; Senior Associate – Growth Team, Federal Civilian at Booz Allen Hamilton; and, most recently, Executive Director, Business Development, Department of Homeland Security at ManTech International.

Prior to these positions, Mr. Moses served as an officer in the U.S. Air Force.

“I love DMI’s bold, experienced, and confident leadership, as well as DMI’s unique track record for delivering IT solutions that help customers achieve their missions,” said Mr. Moses. “Whether powering modernization for enterprise IT, bolstering security, unlocking value from the cloud, or enhancing customer experience with managed services – DMI shares my passion for the consultative process, ensuring the delivery of true client value and mission success.”

Trey Theimer, Chief Growth Officer at DMI, expressed her enthusiasm about Mr. Moses and the role he will play in serving customers within DMI’s Federal Civilian division: “We are delighted to welcome Conrad to DMI. He is well-versed in constructing the right team of partners and architects who can support mission-oriented customers. His hiring reinforces DMI’s unwavering commitment to bringing the best talent in the market to partner with and empower federal civilian agencies to fulfill their mission.”

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