Quantum Sky has appointed three executive vice presidents to lead newly aligned customer-focused business groups: Department of War, Intel & Space, and Federal Civilian. Samantha Moore will head the Department of War Business Group, bringing over 20 years of experience from SMX, Amazon Web Services, and Peraton. Jessica Merriam will lead the Intel & Space Business Group, joining from SilverEdge Government Solutions and previously serving with CACI and as an intelligence officer for more than 20 years. Nicole Gibson will oversee the Federal Civilian Business Group, with over 25 years of experience from Guidehouse and PwC. The restructuring aims to strengthen alignment across growth, technology, and operations to better serve federal markets. Quantum Sky, formerly Tyto Athene, is a mission technology company backed by Arlington Capital Partners.

Quantum Sky appoints Sean Thompson as Chief Growth Officer. Insider Brief * Quantum Sky has appointed Sean Thompson as Chief Growth Officer to lead the company's enterprise growth strategy and expand its government business. * Thompson brings more than 25 years of executive experience and previously served as Chief Growth Officer at CBRE Government & Defense Services and IDEMIA North America. * In his new role, Thompson will focus on business development and converting Quantum Sky's technology investments into revenue and long-term value for government customers. Press release - Quantum Sky ("Company," formerly Tyto Athene, LLC), a mission technology integrator building quantum-ready capabilities for government agencies and a portfolio company of Arlington Capital Partners ("Arlington"), today announced the appointment of Sean Thompson as Chief Growth Officer ("CGO"). In this role, Thompson will lead the Company's enterprise growth strategy, converting Quantum Sky's technology investments into revenue and long-term value for its government customers. "Sean's appointment solidifies our commitment to supporting federal agencies with cutting-edge quantum technology that delivers mission advantage and enables them to operate securely in the quantum era," said Andrew Boyd, CEO of Quantum Sky. "Sean has made a significant impact on Quantum Sky already, jumping into the CGO role, embracing our mission and working to establish strong growth markers for the rest of 2026." Thompson brings more than 25 years of executive experience, spanning operations and sales, with a proven record of building high-performing teams and positioning organizations for sustained growth and strategic success. Prior to Quantum Sky, Thompson served as CGO at CBRE Government & Defense Services, where he led enterprise growth strategy, business development and client engagement across global defense, federal civilian and high-trust commercial markets. Before CBRE, he served as CGO at IDEMIA North America and head of federal sales for Unisys Corporation, setting sales and growth records at both companies. "With his proven success scaling enterprises, Sean joins Quantum Sky at the perfect time to build on the company's momentum and usher in the next phase of expansion," said Michael Lustbader, a managing partner at Arlington Capital Partners. "We saw firsthand the significant role Sean played in turbo-charging the growth of former Arlington portfolio company J&J Worldwide, and backing proven executives across multiple portfolio companies is a hallmark of our approach. Sean's role as CGO will be crucial to developing long-term value and signals a continuation of the company's evolution in 2026." Thompson holds a Bachelor of Business Administration and a Master of Business Administration in accounting and computer information systems from James Madison University and a Master of Science in information technology from the University of Virginia. Mohib ur rehman. Covering quantum and emerging technologies, Mohib explores the intersection of technology, security, and society. His work also frequently examines surveillance infrastructure and the institutions shaping the digital world. In addition to his work at The Quantum Insider, he co-runs SK NEXUS, an independent technology publication that helps readers understand the technologies shaping their lives. Stay Ahead of Quantum Get the latest research, company news, and market intelligence every week. MENTIONED IN THE ARTICLE More in Research

Quantum Sky, formerly Tyto Athene, has appointed Sean Thompson as chief growth officer. The Reston, Virginia-based mission technology integrator builds quantum-ready capabilities for government agencies and is backed by Arlington Capital Partners. Thompson will lead the company's enterprise growth strategy, converting technology investments into revenue for government customers. He brings over 25 years of executive experience in operations and sales. Previously, Thompson served as CGO at CBRE Government & Defence Services, where he led enterprise growth strategy across global defence and federal markets. He also held CGO and senior sales positions at IDEMIA North America and Unisys Corporation. Thompson holds a BBA and MBA from James Madison University and an MSc in information technology from the University of Virginia. His appointment follows the company's recent rebrand and signals its continued expansion in 2026.