New Bedford, MA. – March 5, 2025 – Xiphos Partners, a leader in advanced technology and services for the aerospace, defense, and energy industries, today announced the addition of Bryan Scurry, executive director (ret.), Commander, Naval Air Forces (CNAF) to its Senior Advisory Board, effective immediately.
Mr. Scurry brings extensive expertise in naval aviation, mission systems, and command and control, having retired from the Senior Executive Service (SES) in 2023 as executive director for CNAF. His leadership in integrating data analytics into flight operations has made a lasting impact on naval readiness and operational effectiveness.
“In the short time Bryan has been involved with Xiphos Partners, he has already provided invaluable mentorship to our executive leadership team and deep insight into some of the U.S. Navy’s most pressing challenges,” said Dan Cardiello, COO and co-founder, Xiphos Partners. “With his guidance, our advanced sustainment and training programs will gain even greater momentum in delivering solutions across the Naval enterprise.”
Before his role at CNAF, Mr. Scurry served as Assistant Chief Engineer for Mission Systems Architecture at NAVWAR and led the Command and Control Department at NIWC Pacific, shaping the future of warfighting networks and information dominance. Today, as a leading industry executive, he continues to drive innovation across multiple defense sectors.
“I’m excited to help an exceptionally agile company like Xiphos Partners bring its disruptive technology solutions to the fleet,” said Mr. Scurry. “They’ve demonstrated unique capabilities in advanced sustainment and training that will benefit the Navy and the broader DoD community.”
About Xiphos Partners
Xiphos Partners is an advanced technology and services company delivering highly specialized, performance-based solutions to complex markets such as aerospace, defense, and energy. Founded in 2018, the company’s mission is to help government programs and commercial businesses enhance performance, eliminate inefficiencies, and reduce waste through its advanced sustainment and specialty training applications, including METIS and the JTAC Virtual Trainer (JVT).
