Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC) appointed Christopher J. Hamilton as its new President and CEO effective June 29, 2026, succeeding Edward J. Sheehan, Jr., who retires after 33 years. Hamilton brings 30 years of experience in defense and technology sectors, including leadership roles at Parsons Corporation and Georgetown University. The board expects Hamilton to drive CTC's next phase of growth and innovation, especially leveraging advancements in Artificial Intelligence to support national security missions. This leadership change aims to strengthen CTC's position in delivering advanced technical solutions for complex customer needs.
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