Erika Dinnie Joins MetTel as VP to Strengthen Public Sector Leadership

MetTel Appoints New VP of Federal Strategy

MetTel, a prominent provider of communication solutions, has made a strategic move by appointing Erika Dinnie as the Vice President of Federal Strategy and Planning. This appointment aims to enhance MetTel's efforts in delivering high-quality services to the federal government and expanding its Public Sector team based in Washington, D.C.

Prior to her new role at MetTel, Dinnie spent nearly a decade at the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) as the Associate Chief Information Officer for Digital Infrastructure Technologies. In this capacity, she was responsible for managing GSA’s expansive IT infrastructure that supports a user base of approximately 17,500 employees. Her extensive background includes overseeing vital IT systems, software, and applications that are crucial for operational efficiency within the agency.

Before her tenure at GSA, Dinnie served as the Assistant Commissioner and Head of Workplace Services for the Public Buildings Service from 2011 to 2014. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Penn State University and a master’s in public policy from George Washington University’s Business School.

MetTel's CEO, Marshall Aronow, expressed enthusiasm about Dinnie joining the executive team. He stated, "We are thrilled to welcome Erika Dinnie. Her unique combination of government insight and technical acumen will be invaluable as we aim to enhance services for our federal partners."

MetTel has established its reputation as a trustworthy provider under several major federal contracts, including the GSA's Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) and Schedule 70 contracts, as well as the Navy Spiral 4 contract. These contracts highlight MetTel’s commitment to delivering tailored solutions to government entities and further solidify their position in the federal marketplace.

As part of the broader objective to adapt and grow in a rapidly changing digital landscape, the addition of Dinnie is expected to play a key role in the company's strategic initiatives. MetTel specializes in crafting, deploying, and managing customized solutions that cater to voice, data, mobility, and IoT needs. By leveraging its global private network alongside a diverse portfolio of cutting-edge technology, MetTel strives to enhance productivity and ensure cost-effectiveness for their clients.

Dinnie’s leadership is anticipated to drive innovation and advancements in how MetTel approaches its federal practices, ultimately transforming outdated systems into smarter, more secure frameworks. The integration of her expertise aligns seamlessly with MetTel’s goal of optimizing the delivery of next-generation connectivity and networking solutions, fostering a more efficient government infrastructure.

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