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As a former SAIC employee (prior to the Leidos split), I thought it was interesting that this article mentioned the hiring of Gregory Dahlberg to the board. He
by impostervt 10y ago
As a former SAIC employee (prior to the Leidos split), I thought it was interesting that this article mentioned the hiring of Gregory Dahlberg to the board. He was previously a senior VP at lockheed.
From 2003-2009 or so the CEO of SAIC was Ken Dahlberg. He's the one who took the company public and away from being an employee-owned company (which I think only 11% of the employees, including me, voted against).
Can't seem to find any relation between the two but ...that's not that common of a name, is it?
- mcguire 10y agoEx-SAIC employee myself, here. Before the Leidos split, our contract was under a person who apparently was related to the Dahlberg family. Shortly before the spin-off was announced, she was pulled off; we hoped due to gross incompetence. Apparently not; our contract stayed with SAIC and I believe she went with Leidos. It's a strange company.