Client Solution Architects hires new operations, growth chiefs

Tim Spadafore, formerly of CGI Federal,  is the new chief operating officer for Client Solutions Architects.

Tim Spadafore, formerly of CGI Federal, is the new chief operating officer for Client Solutions Architects. Courtesy of CSA

The digital transformation and consulting services provider adds these veterans to help lead its next growth phase.

Client Solution Architects has hired a new chief operating officer in Tim Spadafore, a 26-year government market veteran formerly of CGI Federal.

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania-headquartered CSA also said Tuesday it hired a new chief growth officer in the nearly two-decade market veteran Ronald "Fog" Hahn, who formerly worked in the same capacity at Amentum.

They join CSA as the digital transformation and consulting services provider looks to position for its next phase of growth and innovation.

At CSA, Spadafore will oversee its operating divisions along with business IT services and support team. Fahn's areas of responsibilities include business development, marketing and branding, government relations, technology development and competitive intelligence.

"Having them onboard CSA’s executive team signals our next step in growth and expansion as we continue to increase our value and offerings to customers and stakeholders,” CSA CEO Amy Bleken said in a release.

In the summer of last year, CSA acquired Capstone Corp. for a greater federal IT services footing and received an investment from the investment firm Blue Delta Capital Partners. CSA in early August announced the appointment of Blue Delta Principal Morgan Higgins to the board of directors.

Spadafore was most recently senior vice president of CGI Federal's defense, intelligence and space unit. He joined CGI Federal in 2020 through its acquisition of TeraThink, where he was chief operating officer.

Hahn was part of the leadership team that led Amentum through its spinoff in 2020 from former parent AECOM to become a standalone government services company, as well as the subsequent acquisitions of DynCorp International and PAE nearly one year apart.