Aleut Federal Welcomes Sean O’Connor as Senior Vice President of Finance & Contracts
Aleut Federal (Aleut) has recently welcomed Sean O’Connor as their new Senior Vice President of Finance & Contracts. With an impressive background of over 25 years in finance, accounting, treasury, forecasting, and mergers and acquisitions, Sean brings a wealth of expertise to the team.
In his new role, Sean will be leading Aleut’s Finance, Accounting, and Contracts & Procurement organizations, overseeing crucial functions such as financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and accounting operations. As a key member of the executive leadership team for both Aleut Federal and its parent company, The Aleut Corporation, Sean will play a vital role in shaping financial strategies to drive growth and innovation.
President Nick Trzcinski expressed his excitement about Sean joining the team, stating, “Sean’s expertise and leadership bring tremendous value to Aleut Federal. With his financial acumen and strategic vision, we’re positioned to build on our strong foundation and unlock new opportunities. Sean’s guidance will propel us into an exciting phase of growth and organizational maturity.”
Prior to joining Aleut Federal, Sean served as the Chief Financial Officer at Take2 Consulting and held senior roles at Metrea and Constellis. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from The American University.
Aleut Federal is looking forward to the contributions Sean will make as they continue to provide exceptional services to their clients and shareholders. As an Alaska Native-owned enterprise, Aleut Federal is dedicated to delivering vital services to the U.S. government across various sectors.
Please join us in welcoming Sean O’Connor to the Aleut Federal family!
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