Inmarsat Government, a provider of secure, global, mission-critical telecommunications to the US public sector, announced that David Helfgott has been named president and chief executive officer.

Helfgott joined Inmarsat in April 2011 as president of Inmarsat Inc. and senior vice president of business development and strategy for the parent company, Inmarsat. In this position, he was responsible for development functions across the Group including strategic planning, M&A, new market development, technology strategy and government-policy outreach.

Prior to joining Inmarsat, Helfgott held leadership positions at DataPath and SES Americom Government Services.

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