Fred Dixon is the Vice President of  Castellum's Army Division and the Corvus Consulting, LLC subsidiary. He is responsible for leading the company’s operations to Army, Joint, and OSD organizations supporting strategy and policy development, planning, and technical support for information related capabilities.

Mr. Dixon retired from the U.S. Army in 2021 after 33 years of active duty. His initial service included enlisted assignments in both Signal and Military Intelligence Corps. He received a commission in the Regular Army in the Armor Branch, deploying a tank platoon to Bosnia Herzegovina before returning to the Military Intelligence Corps. His intelligence assignments included deployment to Operation Iraqi Freedom as Brigade Intelligence officer, Foreign Intelligence Watch Officer in the Pentagon, and, as strange it as seems, simultaneous command of two companies at the Quartermaster Center and School. He transitioned to the Information Operations functional area in 2006, deploying to again to OIF as a Brigade S7, serving on the U.S. Army Europe Staff as an Information Operations and Operations Security Officer, as a Battalion and Brigade Operations officer for the 1st IO Command, and as the G-7 for Eighth Army in South Korea.

His final assignment was to the Pentagon, where he served as the Strategy and Plans officer for the HQDA G-3/5/7 Cyberspace Operations Directorate, and Deputy of the Cyberspace Operations Division of newly formed Strategic Operations Directorate.

Mr. Dixon returned to the Pentagon as Program Analyst for DAMO-SOI as a contract employee of Corvus consulting. He has continued to support DOD information operations efforts, both through his work supporting HQDA DAMO-SO G-3/5/7 Information Advantage development and his membership on the OUSD (R&E) Defense Science Board.