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MorganFranklin Cyber Promotes Tamara Nolan to Managing Director

Advancing crisis management, incident response, and business continuity programs.

Appointment Underscores MorganFranklin Cyber’s Commitment to Advancing Cybersecurity and Operational Resilience Leadership Amid an Evolving Threat Landscape 

Washington, D.C., March 4, 2025 – MorganFranklin Cyber, a leading management and technology advisory firm, announced the promotion of Tamara Nolan to Managing Director, a move that underscores the firm’s dedication to advancing leadership in cybersecurity and operational resilience. In her enhanced role, Nolan will continue to develop strategies that protect client assets and will contribute to MorganFranklin Cyber’s overall strategic direction and vision.

With over two decades of experience, including three impactful years at MorganFranklin Cyber, Nolan has been pivotal in growing the firm’s cyber and operational resilience (CORe) services. Her leadership has fostered an integrated approach to incident management, covering emergency and cyber incident response, crisis management, and business continuity.

“Tamara’s promotion is a testament to her exceptional leadership and significant contributions to our CORe practice,” said Keith Hollender, CEO of MorganFranklin Cyber. This appointment follows MorganFranklin Cyber’s recent transition to a standalone firm backed by M|C Partners, positioning it for further growth.

For more information about MorganFranklin Cyber’s CORe Practice, other service offerings, and approach to cybersecurity, please click here.

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