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People: John Meyer named president of BioDefense Corp.

John Meyer, currently a National Law Enforcement Associates director and a retired New York City police detective, has been named president of Boston-based BioDefense Corp.. In his new position, Meyer is expected to help coordinate the Sept. 11, 2008, launch of MailDefender V.3, a mail disinfection unit designed to destroy both viral and biological pathogens that may be carried in a mail system.

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Carol Haave has been named assistant secretary for international affairs at the Department of Homeland Security. She is a former deputy undersecretary of defense for counterintelligence and security and a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for security and information operations. Haave also spent more than 10 years advising the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) on transitioning advanced technology into the military and commercial markets, and was a team leader for the House Appropriations Committee surveys and investigations staff.

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Allan Shure has been named chief financial officer of Sentel Corp., an Alexandria, VA-based technology services company. Before joining Sentel, he was CFO of Artel Inc. and also served as NetStar-1’s executive vice president of finance, and held similar positions at other technology companies.

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Susan Case has been named vice president of the national security strategic business area (SBA) at Chantilly, VA-based American Systems, a government and commercial IT solutions provider. Case, who joined the company from L-3 Intelligence Solutions, will be expected to develop new business and to reinforce American Systems’s expertise in the protection of critical infrastructure, enhancement of information and communication technologies and promotion of physical security.

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