LMI Names New Midwest Regional Director

Dec. 11, 2012 - PRLog -- LMI has named Russ Dulaney as its new Midwest Regional Director. Dulaney replaces Rich Turner, who remains with LMI in an advisory role.

“Russ brings an enormous understanding of the public sector market in the Midwest Region (http://www.lmi.org/About-LMI/Locations---Directions-(1)/Midwest-Region/Midwest-Region-(1), and this, combined with his deep network in the St. Louis area, makes him ideally-suited to build on the efforts of Rich Turner,” LMI Logistics Technology Vice President Bill Ledder said.

Dulaney (http://www.lmi.org/About-LMI/Locations---Directions-(1)/Midwest-Region/Russ-Dulaney) arrived at LMI in 2012 from SRA International, Inc.’s, St. Louis Regional Office, where he served as Deputy Director for Growth and Operations. Previously, he was an account manager for SRA on projects supporting the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM), and the U.S. Army Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command. Prior to his work for SRA, Dulaney worked as a senior analyst in the Systems and Integrated Technology group of TRW Incorporated (now Northrop Grumman) in support of U.S. Army clients.

Dulaney also served in the U.S Army in various logistics-related assignments. He holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from Tulane University and a master’s in logistics management from the Florida Institute of Technology.

For more than 20 years, LMI has been a steady presence in the Midwest Region (http://www.lmi.org/About-LMI/Locations---Directions-(1)/M...), supporting various public sector entities at and around Scott Air Force Base, including USTRANSCOM and the Department of Defense’s Defense Transportation Coordinator Initiative.

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LMI (http://www.lmi.org/) is a government consulting firm committed to helping government leaders and managers reach decisions that make a difference. LMI draws on its 50 years of experience as a pioneer in logistics by applying an unmatched knowledge of people, processes, and assets to a variety of sectors, including defense, intelligence, healthcare, energy and environment, homeland security, and civil government. As a not-for-profit organization, LMI is a trusted advisor to the government—free from commercial or political bias and dedicated to the mission of advancing government management.