MorganFranklin Consulting promotes Tamara Nolan to CORe practice leader
MorganFranklin Consulting, a national management and technology consulting firm, has promoted Tamara Nolan to leader of its cyber and operational resilience (CORe) practice. She is based in the firm’s Washington, DC headquarters.
Nolan succeeds Matt DeFrain, who has left the firm to take a managing director role at BDO USA’s Portland, OR office.
Nolan is a senior director who has been at MorganFranklin since 2021. She has over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity, crisis management and communications, and business continuity.
Prior to joining MorganFranklin, Nolan was a director in the cybersecurity and business resilience practice of KPMG, a director in the crisis management practice of DLA Piper, and a manager in the business continuity and resilience practices of PwC and Deloitte.
She holds a master’s degree in engineering management from The George Washington University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia.
“I’m excited to lead MorganFranklin Consulting’s Cyber and Operational Resilience practice,” Nolan said. “Our goal is to be true partners to our clients, offering comprehensive resilience solutions beyond technical recovery, including strategic business management capabilities.”
MorganFranklin’s CORe practice provides integrated solutions for managing site-level emergency response, technology and cyber incident response, executive-level crisis management, operational business continuity and IT reliability, and disaster recovery.
“We are pleased to welcome Tamara to her new role at MorganFranklin Consulting,” said Keith Hollender, partner, managing director and global cybersecurity services practice lead at MorganFranklin Consulting. “Her extensive experience and proven track record in program development, cybersecurity and operational resilience are invaluable as we continue to deliver exceptional client service.”
Founded in 1998, MorganFranklin provides consulting in technical accounting, financial transformation and reporting, M&A preparedness and integration, risk advisory, supply chain, and implementation of enterprise and cloud applications. The firm has more than 650 employees across 10 US offices and is a part of Vaco, a recruitment and HR consulting firm.
