PCI Federal Appointed New IT Vice President
The firm added Neil Kronimus to lead infrastructure and cybersecurity strategy across its subsidiary portfolio.
Updated on Sept. 26, 2026 in People
PCI Federal has named Neil Kronimus as its new vice president of information technology. He will oversee the company's IT budget, vendor relationships, and cybersecurity compliance.
Why it matters
The appointment marks a leadership shift in PCI Federal's technical operations as it integrates recent acquisitions and expands its AI capabilities. Kronimus arrives to manage the firm's infrastructure following the recent addition of a vice president of AI strategy.
The appointment follows an active period for the firm, which finalized the acquisition of SuprTEK in April 2025 and brought on a new vice president of AI strategy in July 2026.
The players
PCI Federal
A government contractor providing federal technology and professional services.
Neil Kronimus
An IT executive with two decades of leadership experience at major defense and government services contractors.
Todd Hughes
The current vice president of AI strategy and solutions at PCI Federal.
The details
In his new role, Kronimus takes direct responsibility for IT strategy and infrastructure across PCI Federal's portfolio of subsidiaries. He will lead the firm's cybersecurity compliance efforts while managing vendor relationships and internal technical teams. His experience includes past executive tenures at General Dynamics, CACI International, and Maximus.
Timeline
April 2025: PCI Federal completed the acquisition of SuprTEK.
2023: Neil Kronimus began a role as senior vice president at Maximus.
July 2026: Todd Hughes joined the company to lead AI strategy and solutions.
September 25, 2026: The appointment of Neil Kronimus was announced.
Market Landscape
The appointment follows a broader industry trend toward consolidating infrastructure and AI capabilities within federal contracting firms. This shift often occurs as companies aim to integrate technical assets like the SuprTEK acquisition into a streamlined subsidiary portfolio.
Operators in the federal contracting space should track how new IT leadership alters compliance requirements and vendor procurement processes. Firms with shared service contracts may see adjustments in infrastructure standards as PCI Federal consolidates its subsidiary IT management.
The takeaway
Technical leadership transitions often signal an impending consolidation of internal IT infrastructure and cybersecurity protocols. Review your current service contracts for any changes in technical requirements or security compliance reporting structures following this leadership shift.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by ExecutiveBiz.
