Amyx CFO to retire; new CFO named

Reston-based federal contractor Amyx Inc. has announced its chief financial officer Rosalind Kadasi will retire on July 1 and Ryan Marsden, her successor, will join the company June 13.

Kadasi has been Amyx’s CFO since 2017 but has more than 20 years of executive experience leading finance, accounting and administration for small, medium and large companies.

“Having joined Amyx over five years ago, I have had the pleasure of helping the company transform from a small business to a strong, mid-sized cybersecurity and technology integrator supporting more than 25 unique organizations across the federal government. It’s been an incredibly exciting time and I couldn’t be more proud of everything the company has accomplished. Amyx’s focus on its customers and employees has really fueled the company’s success and I’m glad to continue my involvement through my role on the board of directors,” Kadasi said in a statement.

Amyx President and CEO William Schaefer complimented Kadasi.

“There is no question that she is one of the best in our industry and we’re fortunate to have her continued engagement through her role as a member of Amyx’s board of directors.  I am also excited that Ros now has the opportunity to enjoy time with her family and friends, traveling, and experience all that she worked so hard to achieve throughout her career,” he said in a statement.

Marsden is former chief financial officer of Integral Consulting Services and vice president of finance and controller of Whitney, Bradley & Brown.

“Ryan’s track record as a highly engaged CFO focused on strong corporate growth and employee engagement made him a perfect fit here at Amyx. His experience helping enable mid-sized and large organizations to achieve financial goals as well as familiarity with our customer base is exciting and exactly what we need at this stage,” Schaefer said in a statement.

Founded in 1999, Amyx provides services including IT, systems engineering, cybersecurity and program management.