Noblis CIO set to retire in April 2024

Gail Hogan, Noblis’ chief information officer and vice president, will retire after 44 years, the not-for-profit federal contractor announced Thursday. Her last day is April 5, 2024.

In addition to overseeing the company’s IT workforce, Hogan assumed leadership for Noblis’ facilities, real estate and corporate asset management.

Noblis has started an executive search for the new CIO, and Hogan will assist with the selection and transition processes.

“Gail has been a driving force at Noblis,” Noblis President and CEO Mile Corrigan said in a statement. “Together with her team, she’s built a highly resilient and secure enterprise infrastructure and delivered transformational IT services that have lasting impacts on Noblis missions and those of our customers.”

Hogan worked in the publications and graphics division of Mitre before moving into IT automation and systems administration. Following several promotions, she was recruited to stand up the enterprise technical architecture at Mitretek Systems, which was renamed Noblis in 2007.

Noblis is a not-for-profit corporation that delivers technical and advisory strategies and solutions to federal government clients. It spun off from Mitre’s Center for Advanced Aviation System Development in 1996.