Peraton announced the appointment of Vishal Tulsian as President of the Health, State, and Local Sector. With more than 25 years of expertise in general management and a record of strong financial performance, Tulsian will help Peraton identify and address customers’ current and future mission requirements.
This appointment signals Peraton’s continued investment in strengthening its leadership bench as the company deepens its commitment to delivering mission-critical services for health agencies, state governments, and local communities across the country.
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“We are delighted to welcome Vishal to the Peraton leadership team. His extensive experience driving growth across civilian, state, and local government markets is a tremendous asset as we continue to expand our presence and deepen our impact in these areas,” said Peraton President and COO Bob Genter. “Vishal’s proven ability to build high-performing teams and deliver results for customers makes him the ideal leader to advance Peraton’s mission on programs that interface with millions of American across our nation.”
Previously, Tulsian served as president and chief operating officer of RELI Group Inc., where he rapidly built a strong and expanding pipeline of new business opportunities. Before RELI, Tulsian spent more than a decade at SAIC as senior vice president and general manager of the State, Local, Education, and Health and Citizen Services business unit.
“I am thrilled to join Peraton and lead a sector that touches so many critical aspects of people’s daily lives from public health to essential government services,” said Tulsian. “Peraton has an outstanding reputation for delivering trusted, innovative solutions, and I look forward to building on that foundation to help our customers meet their evolving mission requirements and better serve the communities that rely on them.”
Tulsian completed the General Management Program at Harvard Business School and holds a bachelor’s in neuroscience from the University of Rochester. He is the Chair of the American Heart Association’s Greater Washington Region Board of Directors.
