We have an extensive group of exceptionally qualified consultants that have recently retired or moved on from Government Service. We have been very fortunate in our ability of hiring SME’s with multiple skill sets and exceptional credentials and reputations. Here are several examples:


MR. CHARLES P.  NEMFAKOS:
Senior Civilian Official for Financial Management and Comptroller of the U.S.Navy.  During this service, Mr. Nemfakos was responsible for formulation, presentation, and execution of the Department of the Navy budget.

MR. WILLIAM GRIMES:
Chief of the Special Projects Division, Aeronautical System Center, Reconnaissance SPO at Wright-Patterson AFB.  This organization (also known as Big Safari) with its Detachments and Operating Locations is responsible for the acquisition, modification and worldwide logistic support of special purpose weapon systems as directed by HQ USAF.

MR.PATRICK S. SHARP: 
Technical Director for the Directorate of Special Programs, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Acquisition). Mr. Sharp has 20+ years of his career involved in classified Special Access programs involving all the Services and other Government agencies.

MR.CHARLES L. WEINERT:
Thirty years experience in development and implementation of advanced Muli-spectral sensors. Strategic and tactical concept development and implementation, systems, avionics, and simulation program development, hardware and software life cycle development, real time systems, network and communication, aircraft weapon system communications design and evaluation.

MR. ROBERT WALLIS: 
Executive leader with 30 years of experience in federal law enforcement/administration; 16 years of progressive experience in responsibility and accomplishments as Special Agent in Charge of ICE, Regional Director, and District Director.  Strategic pacesetter skilled in defining, developing, and executing plans to reorganize, reposition, and/or build an organization. Among his many accomplishments were: headed up security for the 2002 US Olympics in Utah, helped develop the transitional plan for Dept of Justice law enforcement entities to merge into Homeland Security, and established the Visa Security Plan for the Dept of Homeland Security.

MR. KIP HUNTER:
Retired from the National Reconnaissance Office as an Air Force O-6. He served as the first ever liaison officer for the Air Force Space Warfare Center, as the Director of the Data Fusion Facility, and as the Director for Special Projects working directly for the Deputy Director of the NRO. He was the NRO rep. to the J-39 during the Kosovo Conflict and was designated a “super user” for Joint and Service IW programs. He coordinated and led a teaming of the NRO, CIA, DIA and SOCOM to work special projects against deeply buried Underground Targets.

Twenty years as a tactical fighter pilot. Highlights include:
Chief, weapons and tactics 4th wing (P) Al Kharj Air Base Saudi Arabia, flew as a Mission Force leader or flight lead for over 50 combat missions during Desert Storm.
Combat Advisor, U.S. Military Group, El Salvador, One of 12 special up-country regional combat advisors to the Salvadoran Military. Flew 400 combat missions

Business infrastructure/Political Lobby support
SPRY METHODS:
Develop corporate infrastructure and manage all aspects of the business. Spry Networks is in the business of providing information technology and financial management support services to commercial and government customers. The company provides information technology, financial management, and accounting support services to the Strategic Systems Programs command of the U.S. Navy. Other representative projects include systems integration for the Pentagon renovation and PeopleSoft implementation for the U.S. Treasury. Commercial clients include Marsh McLennan & Companies, Time/Life Direct Holdings, Inc., Scholastic Book Fairs, and Education Testing Services.

MS. PATRICIA DRISCOLL
Patricia has spent the majority of her career in the narcotics and intelligence world. While working abroad, many issues came up at home that brought her to Washington DC, where over the last 9 years she has developed strong relationships in the House, Senate, and the White House.  Her strongest ally’s are the Armed Services Committee, Appropriations, Ways and Means, the Homeland Security Committee, and the Intelligence Committee.  Here are a few of the things she has been involved in over the past few years:

• Became an advisor for the field directors of Border Patrol and Customs to Congress and Headquarters Border Patrol and US Customs
• Testified before Congress on small business issues regarding Homeland Security
• Was paid by the British Embassy to go on a speaking tour of England regarding "Doing Business with Homeland Security". I was the panel expert on the law enforcement section as well as the security and intelligence components.
• Was invited to be a panel expert for the intelligence field for the Dept of Defense summit on Small Business at the Pentagon.
• Panel advisor for State Dept. to the Ambassador for Human Trafficking
• Congressional advisor for narcotics, trafficking, immigration, and border protection