by Michelle Dolby | Business news, Cybersecurity, New Businesses
RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that GRIMM, a cybersecurity engineering and consulting firm, will invest $435,000 to expand and establish a corporate headquarters operation in Stafford County, creating 23 new jobs. “Strong cybersecurity defenses are...
by Michelle Dolby | Business news, Drones
NX Aviation, a small aerospace company based at the Stafford Regional Airport, has secured a contract with the University of Maryland to provide drone pilot services this year. “UAS technology significantly expands military and technical ability to obtain critical...
by Michelle Dolby | Awards, Business Awards, Business news
“Congratulations to Glenn and Amanda Dye, recognized nationally as young farmers and ranchers who have excelled in their farming or ranching operations and exhibited superior leadership abilities,” stated John Holden, Director of Stafford County Department of Economic...
by Michelle Dolby | Awards, Business news
Stafford, Virginia – GCubed has been named to the annual Vet100 list—a compilation of the nation’s fastest-growing veteran-owned businesses. The ranking, created in partnership with Inc. Magazine and Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military...
by Michelle Dolby | Business news
John Lysher brings over three decades of experience in joining SimVentions corporate leadership team. Lysher is assuming the responsibilities of SimVentions Cybersecurity Group Vice President (GVP), replacing Megan Shepherd who was recently promoted to Chief Operating...
by Michelle Dolby | Business news
SimVentions, Inc. promoted Joseph Caliri to President. Caliri is assuming the responsibilities of President from Larry Root, current President/CEO of SimVentions. This promotion allows better focused efforts on overall corporate growth and governance as Caliri...
