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Engility Names Former Raytheon Exec Lynn Dugle As CEO

Engility Names Former Raytheon Exec Lynn Dugle As CEO
Engility CEO Lynn Dugle. Photo: Engility

Technical and systems engineering services provider Engility [EGL] on Tuesday said it has appointed Lynn Dugle as its new CEO effective March 21, replacing Anthony Smeraglinolo who was let go.Dugle retired from Raytheon [RTN] last March after 10 years with the company, including the last six leading the $6 billion Intelligence, Information and Services segment. She has been a director on Engility’s board since February 2015 and was on the board of the former TASC from October 2014 until February…

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