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SAP National Security Services Announces Ross Ashley as Senior Vice President

By Melissa ThompsonDecember 28, 2015
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Ross Ashley, SVP of Business and Partner Development, SAP National Security Services
Ross Ashley, SVP of Business and Partner Development, SAP National Security Services

Rockville, Md.-based SAP National Security Services announced Dec. 16 that Ross Ashley has been named the new Senior Vice President of Business and Partner Development. Ashley will be working in the mission-focused areas across key sectors of the national security space.

“We are extremely pleased to welcome Ross to the team,” SAP NS2 President and CEO Mark Testoni said. “His wealth of insider knowledge and extensive experience in both government and industry will enhance our ability to improve the business of national security.”

“National security is one of the most challenging, rewarding and dynamic industries, and the work that SAP NS2 is doing is critical to keeping up with today’s threats,” Ashley said. “I’m excited to join the team and take on a role in which I’m able to focus on serving the greater mission.”

Ashley, a former Air Force Intelligence Officer brings more than 20 years of military service to the position. He also founded and served as the Executive Director of the National Fusion Center Association and served at the Department of Homeland Security. Ashley co-founded The Templar Corporation in 2000 and grew the company to support federal, state and local public safety agencies across the U.S. and Canada.

Related: Mark Testoni of SAP National Security Services: The Promise of Big Data, Within Reach

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