Carlos Del Toro Joins C2 Technologies Advisory Board

May 6, 2025
C2 Technologies, Inc. has appointed Carlos Del Toro, former Secretary of the Navy, to its Advisory Board, enhancing its AI-driven military training solutions.

C2 Technologies, Inc. has announced the appointment of Carlos Del Toro, the 78th Secretary of the Navy, to its Advisory Board, as stated in a press release. Del Toro, who served as Secretary of the Navy from 2021 to 2025, brings extensive experience in defense leadership and technology innovation.

During his tenure, Del Toro was instrumental in integrating emerging technologies to enhance military readiness. His new role at C2 Technologies will involve guiding the company in deploying next-generation adaptive learning platforms aimed at reducing training time and personalizing learning experiences for military personnel.

C2 Technologies specializes in AI-powered training and digital transformation solutions for defense, and Del Toro's strategic expertise is expected to bolster the company's mission to revolutionize military training and readiness.

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