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Barbara Supplee is appointed CEO of Serco North America, overseeing a government services business generating over $2 billion in annual revenue.

Serco appoints Barbara Supplee as the new CEO for its North American operations, replacing Michael LaRouche.

Barbara Supplee has been appointed CEO of Serco North America, overseeing a division with over $2 billion in annual revenue and 10,000 employees.

Serco Group's stock holds steady ahead of its September 11 trading update, following strong H1 2026 results and unchanged full-year guidance.

Barbara Supplee is appointed CEO of Serco North America, bringing 30 years of experience in government contracting to lead strategic growth in defense and national security missions.

Serco North America has appointed Barbara Supplee, bringing over two decades of defense contracting and systems engineering experience, as its new Chief Executive Officer.

Barbara Supplee has been named CEO of Serco North America, succeeding Michael LaRouche, effective September 28.

Serco North America named Barbara Supplee as its new CEO to lead the $2 billion business, focusing on defense, national security, and technology-intensive services.

Serco Group has appointed Barbara Supplee as the new chief executive for its North American subsidiary, effective September 28.

The UK government named 658 businesses, including B&Q and Serco, for minimum wage violations, recovering millions for workers and imposing substantial fines.

Serco won a five-year contract from the Ministry of Defence to continue operating and maintaining the Solid State Phased Array Radar at RAF Fylingdales.

Serco Leisure has secured a contract extension from Sport England to continue operating national sports centres at Bisham Abbey and Lilleshall until 2033, recognized for their high-quality facilities and support for both elite and community sports.

Serco has secured a five-year contract with the Ministry of Defence to operate and maintain the Solid State Phased Array Radar at RAF Fylingdales.

Serco's Restart Scheme in Birmingham received a visit from the Employment Minister, showcasing its success in helping unemployed individuals, including young people, secure jobs through tailored support and innovative tools.

Serco won a five-year contract to operate the UK's missile-warning radar, integrating a new space-tracking system developed with the Royal Air Force.