V2X, INC (VVX) appoints Melon Yeshoalul as Chief HR Officer
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V2X (NYSE: VVX) has named Melon Yeshoalul to Senior Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer effective
"As we continue to scale globally and invest in the growth of our people, Melon brings the right combination of experience and leadership to help shape the future of our workforce," said Wensinger. "She is deeply committed to building strong cultures and high-performing teams, and I am confident she will elevate our employee experience and strengthen our position as an employer of choice."
Bringing more than two decades of experience, Yeshoalul has established herself as a leading professional in recruiting, compensation, and HR business partnering. Most recently, she served in a senior leadership role at Amazon Web Services (AWS), where she helped deliver scalable talent and operations programs to support rapid growth and organizational effectiveness. Prior to AWS, she held top HR leadership positions at DXC Technology, PwC, and The Boeing Company.
"I'm thrilled to join V2X at such an exciting time in its evolution," said Yeshoalul. "This is a company that is mission-driven, people-first, and poised for extraordinary growth. I look forward to working across the enterprise to unlock the potential of our talent, foster innovation, and drive a culture of excellence worldwide."
Yeshoalul earned a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo.
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