Former DOE CTO Tseronis joins Deep Water Point
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Peter Tseronis, who left the Energy Department last month, is now working at a Washington-based consulting firm that connects investors and entrepreneurs with federal business opportunities.
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Peter Tseronis, formerly CTO at the Energy Department, has joined Deep Water Point.
DOE announced in September that Tseronis would leave his post as CTO and associate CIO for technology and innovation at the end of October. Tseronis did not officially say where he was going, but he noted on LinkedIn that on Nov. 1, he would "begin a new chapter in my professional life as a member of the private sector."
Deep Water Point officials said Tseronis will develop and lead the firm's new-business practice to help the investor and entrepreneurial communities navigate agency opportunities and gain access to federal funding.
Tseronis joins other former federal IT leaders at the firm, including Robert Bigman, former chief information security officer at the CIA, and Mary Ellen Condon, former director of information management and security at the Justice Department.
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