GTSC 5th Anniversary Annual Report: Steady in a Sea of Change

5TH
ANNIVERSARY
U.S.S. GTSC 5TH
ANNIVERSARY
U.S.S. GTSC
5TH ANNIVERSARY
ANNUAL REPORT
DEC 2015 - DEC 2016
STEADY
IN A
SEA OF
CHANGE

CAPTAIN’S LOG
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ABOUT GTSC
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MEMBER ENGAGEMENT
PAGE 6
SPONSORS
PAGE 7
INSIGHT SESSION
PAGE 8
CAPACITY BUILDING
PAGE 10
MARKET SOLUTIONS
PAGE 14
STEERING COMMITTEE
PAGE 15
OUR PROGRAMMING
PAGE 5
MENTORS
PAGE 19
STRATEGIC ADVISORS
PAGE 20
A LOOK BACK OVER FIVE
YEARS PAGE 22 - 23
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
PAGE 21
FIVE YEARS IN...
PAGE 16
RECOGNITION AWARDS
PAGE 17
THE LION’S DEN
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CAPTAIN’S LOG
DECEMBER 2016
WHAT A JOURNEY!
When we set sail a short 5 years ago, who would have known the progress and growth we would achieve on behalf of small and
mid-sized firms in the homeland and national security market! I am so proud to work with all of our members to build this incredibly
historic community and bring the best our country has to offer to the mission of securing our nation.
Small, mid-, and some prescient large companies have joined GTSC to bring new ideas, innovative solutions, and the latest
technologies to our government partners.
WHY?
Because this mission cannot wait.
Procurement and acquisition processes that take years are not good enough.
Cyber laws and rules from before the internet are not good enough.
Stovepipes and turf battles are not good enough.
Our government partners have recognized that they must find answers much faster and change the way they do business to be
dynamic and responsive to the threats. And they have turned to innovative companies to do so – looking to Silicon Valley and other
areas of the “cutting-edge” to bring what the private sector can do to the mission of our security.
I am heartened daily by all of our members. Our companies are the “Silicon Valley” of D.C. – standing ready to work with our
government partners and one another to provide the best solutions. In the tumultuous, competitive, and tough business of federal
contracting, our members hang tough and bring their best ideas, technologies, and answers to the mission. They see the benefit of
coming together to work with others to improve our collective security. They want to be differentiated for their excellence. They want
to see the mission succeed – not just languish in contracts that never achieve their purpose.
GTSC has worked tirelessly to support these best of breed companies. We have initiated numerous programs to support their
work and help our government partners find them. Our signature “CBP Day” and this year “USCIS Day,” our DHS and DOD business
development exchanges, our procurement training sessions, our “Smashing the Box” initiative, our member workgroups around
procurement and acquisition and much, much more have united a community around improving the processes that support both the
mundane, and the exciting programs that surround how we protect our nation.
The congratulations and kudos for this first five years go to our members, our founders, and the many friends and advisors who have
joined us to support our country.
For all of this, I thank you. I am constantly energized forward by knowing all of you are working to protect my daughter, our citizens, our
cities, and ultimately our way of life. I look forward to continuing our growth and impact on how we protect our precious nation.
Thank you for what you do.
With great admiration,
Kristina Tanasichuk
Founder & CEO
GTSC
Kristina
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ABOUT US
The Government Technology & Services Coalition (GTSC) is a non profit, non partisan
501(c)(6) trade association of innovative, agile, small and mid-size company CEOs
who create, develop, and implement solutions for the federal homeland and national
security sector. These companies founded GTSC to band together and work with
their federal partners to achieve their mission by bringing the innovation, creativity,
and ingenuity of successful small businesses to the homeland and national security
enterprise. These CEOs, many of whom are former government officials, joined together
to share best practices, information, and resources to lead the initiatives and solutions
that would bring the best of our community together to protect our homeland.
THE VISION of the Government
Technology & Services Coalition (GTSC) is to provide
an ethical, effective platform for information exchange
between the public and private sector on homeland
and national security ideas, technologies, and
innovations.
OUR MISSIONis to provide exceptional
advocacy, capacity building, partnership opportunities,
and marketing in the federal security space for small
and mid-sized companies. To do that, GTSC must help
our federal partners achieve their critical missions
with the highest integrity; best and most innovative
technologies; and results-based, quality products and
services to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to,
and recover from any terrorist attack or natural disaster.
GTSC focuses on the U.S. Departments of
Homeland Security, Justice, Defense, State,
Treasury, and the Office of the Director of
National Intelligence.
“To improve is to change;
to be perfect is to change
often.” – Winston Churchill

OUR PROGRAMMING
For our first five years, we have focused on ways to make our members smarter, better, and more efficient at
their business development, networking, partnering, and teaming. Our programming evolved over time to bring
decision makers from our federal partners together with our members to take a “deep dive” into components
and directorates. This has helped us understand the mission from end to end, and the services, technologies, and
talents that enable that mission to move forward.
GTSC works to educate our members through the following types of sessions:
INSIGHT
SESSIONS
The Market Solutions Series provides an
inside look at creative, successful interactions
as well as challenges that may be impeding
growth in the federal homeland and national
security market. These intimate roundtables
take members inside the “story” and allow
them to understand the market components
and forces that result in success. GTSC
developed this series in response to
members who were interested in creative
ways to partner and team to win business
with the federal government.
MARKET
SOLUTION
SERIES
No one understands the challenges and
unique demands of our market like someone
who has grown a successful company in
it. Understanding that, CEOs of successful
member companies join members to share
their insights, lessons learned, and advice for
others working in the federal homeland and
national security markets.
CEO-TO-CEO
ROUNDTABLES
CAPACITY
BUILDING
MENTOR
SESSIONS
At GTSC Insight Sessions, federal or
congressional officials discuss challenges in
the federal security mission, host workshops
on engagement with the federal customer,
and promote the exchange of innovative
ideas between the public and private sector.
Every company, whether small or large,
faces a host of growing pains and internal
challenges to meet the needs of success.
Through exceptional relationships with an
A-list of advisors, mentors, and luminaries
in corporate growth, GTSC hosts hands-on
sessions to assure that member companies
have the best tools available to them to
build their internal capacity and further their
growth.  
Throughout the year, executives from our
mentor companies join our members and
others from our broader community to
share their advice and perspectives on the
homeland and national security markets.
These sessions provide invaluable insight
into how large corporations are positioning
themselves in the market, opportunities for
teaming and partnership, and relationship
building between large and small firms.
NEW IN 2016!
SMASHING THE
BOX EVENTS
Since GTSC’s inception, our members have been concerned
about how our public sector partners find and reach new ideas
and innovations. With technology, threats, and ideas changing
at the speed of light, those concerned about achieving the
homeland and national security mission are concerned too.
GTSC members launched “Smashing the Box” events in 2016,
a project grown out of our efforts to
help the government conduct market
research more thoroughly and reach
innovative new players. These events
seek to provide our government
partners with a method and
mechanism to forage for the latest
cutting-edge ideas to help protect the
nation.
Learn more at
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GTSC provides our members with numerous opportunities to have their voices heard on decisions, planning, and
operations with our government partners. GTSC actively participates with the mission and procurement officials
responsible for the decisions that can make or break your company.
Over the past five years, we have developed a number of active workgroups:
INDUSTRY OUTREACH
Across government our partners have struggled with finding
the appropriate mechanisms to reach out to industry, not
only to inform, but to solve problems as well. GTSC has
worked with numerous components and agencies to help
current and potential government contractors understand
their clients and their mission. We also work with our
government partners to find innovative ways to bring their
needs to the contracting community.
ACQUISITION & PROCUREMENT
ACTION GROUP
Our federal partners face numerous challenges when
buying the products and services they need. Rapidly
changing technology and markets, delayed/cancelled
procurements, protests, lack of information sharing, and
workforce challenges are just a few of the roadblocks.
Through the Acquisition & Procurement Action Group,
GTSC has been working with the procurement officers
within our partner agencies to improve the acquisition
and procurement process. This action group focuses on
providing member input to improve federal outreach to
small and mid-sized business and is committed to ensuring
that our members have a seat at the table. All GTSC
members are welcome to participate.
Acquisition &
Procurement Action
Group Lead:
Carolyn Muir, Executive
Vice President,
SE Solutions
DEBRIEF ACTION GROUP
The Debrief Action Group has been active since day one of
GTSC. Because a debrief can make or break your company’s
next proposal opportunity, members have taken a special
interest in improving the content and timeliness of these
important learning experiences. Since its inception, the
group has helped train federal officials, and in 2016 the group
developed a suggested mock-debrief process.
Debrief Action
Group Lead:
Andrea Stone, CEO,
Dynamic Pro, Inc
GTSC COLLABORATION NETWORK
GTSC is also host to a unique online collaboration platform
where members can join groups, ask for help, and find
partners and information by reaching out in a private forum,
to their peers.
INNOVATION WORKGROUP
New in 2016, the Innovation Workgroup is a collection of
companies, some of whom are outside the “traditional
govcon box,” and others who constantly innovate to bring
new, fresh ideas to their government clients. Their focus
has been developing mechanisms to bring unique and
interesting security and other solutions to our government
partners. This year, the group launched the “Smashing the
Box” events.
Innovation
Workgroup Lead:
Charles Sowell, Senior
Vice President,
SalientCRGT
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
EXCHANGES (BDEs)
The GTSC Business Development Exchanges are trusted
environments to meet and develop potential teaming
partners, improve business development efforts, and
share information among peers. Participants are asked to
attend each meeting, participate actively in the information
exchange, and contribute their leadership in subject matter
areas. The BDE groups meet monthly to share information
and opportunities.
DHS Business Development Exchange
Chair: Sara Kindsfater-Yerkes, Chief
Strategy Officer, Alethix
DOD Business Development Exchange
Chair: Chris Stockel, Director, Public
Sector – Defense Market Lead
MorganFranklin Consulting
GTSC ANNUAL HILL DAY
Founded with GTSC Founding Strategic Advisor Michelle
Mrdeza, Senior Advisor at Cornerstone Government Affairs,
GTSC annually visits the House and Senate for our “Hill
Day.” Open to all members, GTSC spends the day meeting
with the Senators, Congressmen, and staff who appropriate
budgets, authorize programs, and make decisions about
the direction of the homeland and national security market.
Members discuss the state of the small and mid-sized
business markets and hear about legislation and initiatives
currently under consideration.
If you are interested in more information or would like to
schedule a workshop, please contact us at:
www.GTSCoalition.com
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SPONSORS
SPONSORS
GTSC sincerely thanks our member companies that have invested beyond our
dues to build a better, more effective homeland and national security market.
“Because the people who are crazy
enough to think they can change the
world are the ones who do.” - Steve Jobs
ANCHOR SPONSORS

INSIGHT SESSIONS
FBITERRORIST
SCREENING CENTER
BRIEFING TOUR
U.S.TRANSPORTATION SECURITY
ADMINISTRATION:ACQUISITION
Latetia Henderson
Assistant Administrator for the Office
of Acquisition, Transportation Security
Administration
Ronald Gallihugh
Deputy Assistant Administrator for Acquisition,
Head of Contracting Activity, Transportation
Security Administration
Carl DeBernard
Director, Infrastructure Division,
Transportation Security Administration
Vincent Gibson
Director, Workforce Enterprise Operations,
Acquisition Division, Transportation Security
Administration
Robyn Towles
Division Director, Enterprise Operations,
Holly Bolger
Acting Director, OSC Security Technology
Acquisition Division, Transportation
Security Administration
William Dorwart
Director, Mission, Essentials,
Robert Boone,
Director, OSDBU, Transportation Security
Administration
PARTICIPATION INTHE DHS
ACQUISITION INNOVATIONS IN
MOTION (AIM) INITIATIVE.
GTSC members participated in numerous efforts at the U.S. Department of Homeland
Security aimed at improving the acquisition and procurement process. SE Solutions
led development of the first “Reverse Industry Day” with TRI-COR Inc., NCI,
Pyramid Systems, Simple Technology Solutions, XLA, and The Wolverine Group
participating to represent GTSC.
GTSC members also participated in the security focused Acquisition Innovation
Roundtable (AIR) workgroup at DHS -- both Pherson Associates and IntegrityONE
Partners joined to discuss security and acquisition at the department.
ODNI INDUSTRY
DAY ABOVE
BEYOND
Dr. David Honey
Director, Science
Technology, Office
of the Director of
National Intelligence
AGILE AT
USCIS
Joshua Seckel
Division Chief for
Applied Technology,
U.S. Citizenship
Immigration Services,
U.S. Department of
Homeland Security

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Linda Jacksta
Assistant Commissioner,
Office of Human Resources
Management, U.S. Customs
Border Protection, U.S.
Department of Homeland
Security
General Randolph
“Tex” D. Alles
Air Marine Operations,
U.S. Customs Border
Protection, U.S. Department
of Homeland Security
Brenda Brockman-Smith
Office of International Trade,
U.S. Customs Border
Protection, U.S Department
Eugene Scheid
Office of Administration,
U.S. Customs Border
Charles Armstrong
Former Assistant
Commissioner CIO, U.S.
Customs Border Control
Strategic Advisor,
Government Technology
Services Coalition
Radm. John C. Acton
USCG (Ret.)
Advisor to the Presidential
Transition and Strategic
Advisor to GTSC, and Former
Chief Learning Officer, U.S.
Security
Colleen Manaher
Executive Director Planning,
Program Analysis and
Evaluation DHS/CBP/OFO
Valerie Isbell
Deputy Assistant
Commissioner, Office of
Information Technology,
U.S. Customs Border
Chief Benjamin Huffman
Acting Chief, Law
Enforcement Operations,
U.S. Customs Border
Commissioner David Aguilar
Partner, GSIS, Former
Commissioner, U.S. Customs
Border Control, U.S.
Security, Strategic Advisor,
and Services Coalition
CBP DAY 2016: OPERATIONS, BUDGET
ANDTHE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
NATIONAL
PREPAREDNESS
MONTH
Bobby McCane
Chief Procurement Officer,
Federal Emergency
Management Agency
Michelle Mrdeza
Senior Principal, Cornerstone
Government Affairs,
Founding Strategic Advisor,
Services Coalition
“The secret of change is to focus all of your
energy not on fighting the old, but on building
the new.” – Socrates

INSIGHT SESSIONS
USCIS DAY 2016: MISSION TRANSFORMATION
Amy Wheelock Director, Field Operations
Directorate, U.S. Citizenship Immigration Services,
U.S. Citizenship Immigration Services
Leslie Hope Associate Center Director - Potomac
Service Center, U.S. Citizenship Immigration
Services, U.S. Citizenship Immigration Services
Mariela Melero Associate Director, Customer
Service and Public Engagement, U.S. Citizenship
Immigration Services, U.S. Citizenship
Immigration Services
David Blair Chief, Capability Delivery Division,
Office of Transformation Coordination, U.S.
Citizenship Immigration Services, U.S. Citizenship
Lee Bowes Chief Biometrics Division, U.S.
Kenneith Moser Branch Chief, Quality Assurance
/ Applied Technology Division, U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration Services, U.S. Citizenship
Keith Jones Deputy Chief Information Officer, Management Directorate, OIT,
U.S. Citizenship Immigration Services
Yemi Oshinnaiye Associate Chief, Software
Engineering Division, U.S. Citizenship and
Larry DeNayer PMP, CISSP-ISSEP, Deputy CIO
for Operations, Management Directorate, OIT,U.S.
Citizenship Immigration Services
Joshua Seckel Division Chief for Applied
Technology, U.S. Citizenship Immigration
Rowena Furce PMP CSM, ITIL, Chief, Customer
Service, Office of Customer Engagement, U.S.
Armad Kitrel Deputy Division Chief, Fraud
Detection National Security, U.S. Citizenship
Rafaa Abdalla Chief, Transformation Engineering
ETHICS TRAINING
GTSC began offering ethics training annually to all of our member companies
in 2015. Open to all employees of member firms, the training provides a
complete review of FAR ethics guidelines updated annually with a certificate of
completion provided for each attendee who attends the full training. Taught by
a former JAG attorney and Strategic Advisor to GTSC, it is a “must attend” for all
small government contractors.
Special thanks to Strategic Partner CleaResources for their contribution to
GTSC’s program.
BENEFIT
CAPACITY
BUILDING
DOD CAPACITY
BUILDING SESSION
Dr. Nancy Spruill
Director of
Acquisition
Resources
Analysis, U.S.
Department of
Defense
“In union there is
strength.” – Aesop

DHS PERSONNEL SECURITY FORUM
Annually, GTSC hosts the DHS security forum to bring numerous components from the Department together to discuss security processes,
suitability requirements, and answer questions. In 2016 acquisition officials from the participating components also joined us to discuss how
security and acquisition worked together to assure smooth and timely transitions.
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CAPACITY BUILDING
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As a company grows, it has a million balls in the air. Regulatory, security, cyber, legal,
human resources, compliance, ethics, accounting, and a host of other issues must all
stay on the radar. Once a year, GTSC hosts a “One-Stop Capacity Shop” to give small
and mid-sized business CEOs an opportunity to hear the latest trends, and understand
how their responsibilities change as their companies grow.
ONE-STOP CAPACITY SHOP
Harrison Smith
Industry Liaison,
U.S. Department
of Homeland
Security
Stacy Barley
Riggs
Community
Content
Management,
Federal
Acquisition
Service, General
Services
Administration
Jose Arrieta
Director, Office of
Small and
Disadvantaged
Business
Utilization, U.S.
Department of
Treasury
Bill Zielinski
Director, Center
for Government
wide Acquisition
Contracts (GWACs)
programs and the
Center for Strategic
Solutions and
Security Services,
General Services
Administration
Stephanie Yanta
Special Agent,
Federal Bureau
of Investigation
Kathy Mills
Chief Security
Officer, CENTRA
Technology
P. Allen Haney
President, The
Haney Company,
GTSC Strategic
Advisor
William T. Welch
Partner,
McMahon,
Welch,
Learned
Brian Haney
The Haney
Company
Jerry Alphonso
Miles, Esq.
DEALE Services,
LLC
SMASHINGTHE BOX:
Innovation For The IC
ODNI Community
In 2016 GTSC’s innovation workgroup
launched the “Smashing the Box
events” to help our government find
innovation. Since GTSC’s inception, our
members have been concerned about
how our public sector partners find and
reach new ideas and innovations. With
technology, threats, and ideas changing
at the speed of light, those concerned
about achieving the homeland and
national security mission are concerned
too. So, GTSC members launched
“Smashing the Box” events, a project
grown out of our efforts to help the
government more thoroughly perform
market research and reach innovative
new players. These events seek to
provide our government partners with
a method and mechanism to forage for
the latest cutting edge ideas to help us
protect the nation.
DHS HQ – Rich McComb Chief Security Officer, DHS
Kimberly Lew Chief, Personnel Security Division and Nina Kirby
Deputy Chief, Personnel Security, DHS
CBP – Steve Rhodes Security Office and Tony Shivers, Small Business
Specialist, CBP, DHS
ICE – John Schwink Assistant Deputy Division Director-DHS-
Immigration Customs Enforcement-Personnel Security
Jason Bailey Contracting Officer, ICE, DHS
FEMA – Kimberly Brown Davis FEMA
Darrien Demps Deputy Director, Disaster Field
Operations, Acquisition Operations Division, FEMA
TSA – Andrea Gaddy-Smith and
Theodore (Ted) Koutras TSA
Tina Graves and Lisa Brown Acquisition, TSA
USCIS – Marlene Torres Security, USCIS
Gale Bonnett Contract Specialist, USCIS

Abacus Technology Corporation
Accela Consulting
Accenture
Acuity
Aegis
Agoge
Alethix
Applied Social Media Concepts
Aquilent
Ardian Group, Inc.
Aspire Services Research
Assured Enterprises Inc.
Battelle Memorial Institute
BDO
Blackstone Technology Group
BlueCapture Consulting
BlueMont Technology Group
BlueWater Federal Solutions, Inc.
Booz Allen Hamilton
BRMI
CACI
Capgemini Consulting
Catalyst Partners
CENTRA Technology
Chameleon Technology Partners
The Chertoff Group
CLT3 Security
CNA Corporation
Cohere Technology
Command Consulting
Computer Consulting Ops, Inc.
Contraqer
Corner Alliance
Cornerstone Government Affairs
Covata
Crowell Moring
DAI
DecisionPoint
Desert Research Institute
Digital Authentication Technologies
DT Professional Services
DynamicPro, Inc.
E271 Advisory Services
E3 Federal Solutions
Eagle Ray, Inc.
eGlobaltech
Elaine Duke Associates
Electronic Payments Coalition
EnProVera Corporation
Enterprise ITech Corp
ESCgov
EY
FedNet Partners
Fidelis Strategy Group
FirebirdAST
Foresight Wireless
GAP Solutions, Inc.
Garud Technology Services
General Dynamics InformationTechnology
GenesisOne, Inc.
Global Solutions, Inc.
Goldbelt
GovMobile
Grant Thornton, LLP
Growth Strategy Consultants
GSIS
HARP Group
Hazsim
HWC
i3 Solutions
IACCM
IDV Solutions
Information Discovery Services
InfoTech Solutions and Security
InfusionPoints- Secure Business Solutions
Integrated Analytics, LLC
INTEGRITYOne Partners
Intellectus
IT-ISAC
i-Visionet
JAG Global Learning
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Kapstone Technologies
KBTS Technologies, Inc.
LeapFrog Solutions
Level 4 Security
Linden Resources
Mass Mutual
McMenamin Consulting Group
Merit 321
Merodoma Consulting Group
MHA Technologies
Micropact
Mind Alliance
MobilePro Systems
MorganFranklin Consulting
Motorola Solutions
Mount Airey Group
MSM Technology
NCI Information Systems, Inc.
NGCI Global
NTT DATA
Nutech, Inc.
Oak Hill Farm Group
Oak Leaf Technology
Octo Consulting
Old Dominion Strategies
Om Group, Inc.
Open Cognition
P.Allen Haney Company
Pearl Grace Group, Inc.
Pherson Associates, LLC
Platinum Systems, Inc.
Potomac Management Solutions
Potomac Wave Consulting
PReSafe Technologies
Pyramid Systems
Radiant Creative
REGA Solutions
Richard Skinner Consulting
Rigil Corporation
Rofori
Ronco Communications
Ryswyk, Inc.
SalientCRGT
Schafer Corporation
Schambach Williams
SE Solutions, Inc.
Security Industry Association
SensorWare Systems
The Clearing
The Sentinel HS Group, LLC
TRI-COR Industries
Simon Computing
Simple Technology Solutions, Inc.
SoftwareAG
Stone Lock Global
Strativest, LLC
Strike Force Consulting
Sure Secure Solutions
TechAnax
TecPort Solutions
Teneo Iter, LLC
TestPros Inc.
The Ambit Group
The Celeen Group (TCG)
Three Sixty Corp.
Tripwire Operations Group
TWE, LLC
Vector Technical Resources
Vertical Jobs
VX Technologies
VXT Corporation
WAG Solutions
Ward Logic
Warfield Global
Winn Strategies
WMIndustries
The Wolverine Group, LLC
XLA
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EMBERS

MARKET SOLUTIONS
An Evening with Ted Koppel
Lights Out: A Cyberattack, A Nation Unprepared, Surviving the Aftermath
This year GTSC launched an effort to
support and build our community by
participating in charity efforts on behalf
of homeland security causes. For our first
effort, GTSC Members came out in force
to support the Border Heroes Classic, a
fundraiser founded by Nuri Vitiello and
Debbie Adams to support the families of
fallen Border Patrol Agents. Firebird AST,
PotomacWave, TestPros, and the Wolverine
Group joined the GTSC TEAM to show their
spirit! GTSC Members Strategic Partners
E3 Federal, Grant Thornton , GSIS, and TCI
were generous sponsors of the event and
EY, Motorola Solutions, GDIT and Sentinel
brought teams and played to support Border
Patrol! We had a great time supporting the
community and showing the GTSC spirit!!
Thank you again to all of the GTSC members
that give back to our community.
BUILDING THE HOMELAND
SECURITY COMMUNITY
In February, the Government Technology Services Coalition joined forces with
InfraGard of the National Capital Area and Women in Homeland Security to host
famed journalist Ted Koppel to discuss his latest journalistic endeavor, “Lights
Out: A Cyberattack, A Nation Unprepared, Surviving the Aftermath.” The book and
conversation focused on the impact of a major attack on the U.S. electric grid and
revealed some gaps in our planning and execution of a strategy to protect our
systems to prevent such an attack, and respond to and recover from an extended
outage. Over 250 GTSC members and guests joined us to explore how we could
marshal our resources to mitigate the impact of such an attack and in the process
improve our resilience to any type of attack.
GTSC’s action item from the discussion was to become a Founding
Partner of National Critical Infrastructure Security
Resilience Month (NCISRM) -- sponsored by the
U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s National
Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD),
Office of Infrastructure Protection. GTSC worked
with InfraGardNCR to stand up a NCISRM website,
contribute to raising awareness during November,
and support a national facilitated discussion
around a
Ukraine-style attack on our electric grid in November. Additionally, to support the
security process of our members, GTSC once again co-hosted our DHS Personnel
Security Forum to discuss the security clearance process and clarify questions around
contracting and personnel security. Learn more and join the effort to protect our critical
infrastructure at www.NCISRM.org

GTSC STEERING COMMITTEE
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“Progress is impossible without
change, and those who cannot
change their minds cannot
change anything.”
George Bernard Shaw

FIVE YEARS IN….
HOW ARE WE DOING?
INDUSTRY GOVERNMENT
RECOGNITION OF OUR WORK
GTSC believes that working with our partners should be a win-win proposition. Our
partners and colleagues in industry have recognized GTSC’s work in several ways:
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY –
EXCELLENCE IN PARTNERSHIP AWARD
In 2015, the Treasury greatly expanded its small
business program, hosting its first Small Business
Roundtable with leadership from Treasury and
small business organizations, hosted its first
Small Business Industry Day, and worked with the
U.S. General Services Administration to develop a
video-training tool for Contracting Officers (COs)
used government-wide. The U.S. Department
of Treasury, Office of Small Disadvantaged
Business Utilization, presented the Government
Technology Services Coalition (GTSC) with
the Excellence in Partnership award for “Moving
Treasury’s Small Business Program Forward” through its work to develop a robust program for small
businesses interested in working with the Department.
“GTSC leadership worked with us to develop and execute an extensive program to help small
companies understand the Department of the Treasury, our needs, and where small businesses
could help our mission in both every day execution and in how they invest in their business.
Their leadership and members participated with us in a number of projects to educate our
contracting workforce and to improve the market research around how Treasury finds new
vendors. We are extremely pleased to present GTSC with this award.” -- Jose Arrietta,
Director, Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization for the Department, U.S. Department
of Treasury.
AFCEA INTERNATIONAL – INDUSTRY SMALL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR
Kristina Tanasichuk, founder CEO of the Government Technology Services Coalition
(GTSC) was selected as AFCEA international’s Industry Small Business Person of the Year.
The award recognizes an individual working in industry who has had a positive and
tangible economic, social, or strategic impact over a wide range of markets or a
particular community, region, or national area.
LINDEN RESOURCES – PARTNER OF THE YEAR
GTSC was awarded Linden Resources “Partner of the Year” for our work to connect GTSC
employers with qualified veterans and for contribution to Linden’s understanding of employer
needs. GTSC partnered with Linden Resources in 2012 to find meaningful employment for
veterans upon their return to civilian life. Linden Resources’ Vets Ready2Work program
empowers veterans with disabilities to attain and sustain employment, enabling them to achieve
independence and regain self-sufficiency. GTSC member companies work with Linden to hire
veterans, provide feedback on workplace requirements, and refer veterans to the program.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL (NVTC) FRIEND OF THE ENTREPRENEUR
Kristina Tanasichuk, founder CEO of GTSC was also nominated to receive the NVTC’s Hottest
Friend of the Entrepreneur for great vision, the ability to implement and deliver, an innovative
management approach or star-quality charisma.

MENTOR OF
THE YEAR
SMALL BUSINESS MEMBER
OF THE YEAR
The award is presented annually to the
GTSC member company that exemplifies
exceptional quality and ethics for the
federal government, a commitment to
GTSC’s small business members and
advocacy on behalf of our community.
SMALL
BUSINESS
OF THE
YEAR
MID-TIER MEMBER
OF THE YEAR
Mid-Tier Member of the Year is awarded
to the firm that has contributed positively
to increasing the opportunities, ideas, and
understanding of mid-tier companies in the
federal market. Coined “other than small,”
these companies are often “punished” for
their success. GTSC’s Mid-Tier Member of
the Year works on market solutions, creative
market partnerships, and increased options
for growth.
MARKET MAVEN AWARD
This award is presented to an exceptional
individual who contributes in a concrete and
tangible way to the efficiency, productivity,
and effectiveness of the homeland and
national security market. They are proven as
a thought leader with a belief in increasing
individual opportunity, the power of free
enterprise, and the nurture of innovation to
advance and support the homeland and
national security mission.
Luke McCormack
Chief Information Officer
U.S. Department of
Homeland Security
MENTOR OF THE YEAR
Mentor of the Year is awarded annually to
the GTSC mentor company that has worked
to increase members’ understanding of the
homeland and national security market,
increase business opportunities for small
companies through formal and informal
mentoring, and engage with GTSC to promote
an innovative, robust, fair market for all.
STRATEGIC PARTNER
OF THE YEAR
Strategic Partner of the Year is awarded
annually to the GTSC strategic partner that
demonstrates a clear commitment to GTSC,
contributes significantly to the content and
substance of the organization, and provides
GTSC members with counsel, insight, and
resources to perform exceptionally on
behalf of the homeland and national
security mission.
STRATEGIC
ADVISOR
OF THE YEAR
The Strategic Advisor of the Year is awarded
annually to the strategic advisor who works
on behalf of GTSC to increase our capacity,
membership, and opportunities to bring the
innovation, creativity, and solutions of small
and mid-sized companies to the homeland
and national security mission.
David Aguilar
Partner, GSIS
Former Chief,
U.S. Border
Patrol
FEDERAL SMALL BUSINESS
CHAMPION OF THE YEAR
Federal Small Business Champion of the
Year is awarded annually to the Federal
official(s) who show a distinct commitment
and tangible results toward improving
the environment and success for small
businesses in the federal homeland and
national security market.
MID-TIER
BUSINESS
OF THE YEAR
STRATEGIC
PARTNER
OF THE YEAR
5TH ANNIVERSARY
MISSION AWARDEES
Leslie Hope
U.S. Citizenship Immigration
Services
Ronald Vitiello
U.S. Border Patrol
Valerie Isbell
U.S. Customs Border Protection
Colleen Manaher
U.S. Customs Border Protection
Kara Sidener
FBI
Jodi Terhorst
Transportation Security
Administration
CITIZEN OF MISSION
AWARD
Nuri Vitiello
The Real Housewives
of Border Patrol
ACQUISITION
EXCELLENCE
Soraya Correa
Chief Procurement
Officer
U.S. Department of
Homeland Security
FOUNDERS AWARD
Secretary Michael
Chertoff
Founder and CEO, The
Chertoff Group
Former Secretary,
U.S. Department of
Homeland Security
Michelle Mrdeza
Senior Advisor, CGA
Group
Founding Strategic
Advisor, GTSC
GTSC 5TH ANNIVERSARY
RECOGNITION
AWARDS WALKING AMONG HEROES
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GTSC is home to the Lion’s Den, a distinguished
cadre of mid-sized companies devoted to the
homeland and national security market. Their
success, the result of exceptional work for their
clients and their outstanding business acumen,
has graduated them to “other than small”
status in the federal market. This designation
creates new and difficult challenges for
mid-sized companies now ineligible for
set-asides and facing intense competition
from very large companies. The lion’s
den is focused on creating and supporting
programs, policies, and ventures to support
the continuum of growth from small to mid-
sized through partnership, advocacy, and
increased business opportunities.
THE LION’S DEN
To learn more about GTSC’s MidTier Project and
members visit www.GTSCMidTierSolution.com
Chair of the Lion’s Den: Michael Stabolepszy,
Managing Partner Co-Founder,

MENTORS
Our mentor companies join GTSC to build a better team. Their commitment to GTSC members is to work with them
to team, partner, and build better small business relationships for the long term.
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201 1
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GTSC
MENTOR
OF THE YEAR

STRATEGIC ADVISORS
GTSC is extremely proud of our supporting strategic advisors. Some of the most respected and experienced people in the homeland and national
security market have joined us to move this market forward and achieve its mission. Strategic advisors lend their expertise to our sessions, are
available to our members for consultation, and advise GTSC leadership on the most effective ways we can impact agency missions.
Richard Skinner
Former Inspector General,
U.S Department of Homeland
Security
Charles Winwood
Senior Consultant, Border
Security and Enforcement
Greg Marshall
Former Chief Security Officer
for the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security (DHS)
David Aguilar
Former Deputy Commissioner
of U.S.Customs and Border
Protection (CBP) and Chief
of the U.S.Border Patrol
Partner,GSIS
Chris Cummiskey
CEO, Cummiskey Strategy
Solutions Former Acting Under
Secretary for Management,
U.S. Department of Homeland
Security
Caryn A.Wagner
Former Under Secretary for
Intelligence and Analysis, U.S
Security
Michelle Mrdeza
Founding Strategic Advisor,
GTSC
Senior Advisor, Cornerstone
Government Affairs
Charlie Armstrong
Former CIO and Assistant
Commissioner for the Office
of Information Technology,
CBP; Principal, E271 Advisory
Services
Tom Essig
Former Chief Procurement
Officer, Department of
Homeland Security
Jason McNamara
Senior Director,
Emergency Management
Programs
CNA Corporation
ChaniWiggins
Former Assistant Secretary
for Legislative Affairs, U.S.
Security CEO,Winn Strategies
Paul Benda
Partner Chief Technology
Officer GSIS
Former Director, HSARPA
P. Allen Haney
President, P.Allen Haney
Company
Anne Petera
Former Assistant Secretary
for Intergovernmental
Affairs, U.S. Department of
Homeland Security
Molly Wilkinson
Executive Director,
Electronic Payments Coalition
Dr. Steven P. Bucci
Director,Allison Center for
Foreign Policy and Senior
Fellow for Homeland Security
Defense Issues,The Heritage
Foundation
Earl Holland
President, Growth Strategy
Consultants
Radm. John C.
Acton USCG (Ret.)
Advisor to the Presidential
Transition
JimWilliams
Former Commissioner
of the General Services
Administration’s Federal
Acquisition Service
Robert Burton
Partner, Crowell Moring
Amy Hutchens, Esq.
Founder and President of
CLEAResources, LLC
Tamla Tymus, Esq.
Former Subcommittee
Director/General Counsel,
House Committee on
Homeland Security,
Subcommittee on Oversight
and Management Efficiency
Master Chief
Mark Allen
Former Coast Guard Reserve
Force Master Chief, USCG
Mo McGowan
Partner, Command
Consulting Group
“Anyone can hold the helm when the
sea is calm.” – Publilius Syrus
STRATEGIC
ADVISOR OF TH
E
YEAR2016
Elaine Duke
CEO, Duke Associates
former Under Secretary
for Management, U.S.
Security
STRATEGIC
ADVISOR OF TH
E
YEAR2015
Bill Carroll
President
EnProvera Corporation
STRATEGIC
ADVISOR OF TH
E
YEAR2013
STRATEGIC
ADVISOR OF TH
E
YEAR2014

STRATEGIC PARTNERS
GTSC is proud to have strategic alliances with the foremost organizations in the homeland and
national security industry. These organizations are committed to a robust and cooperative exchange
and share their expertise to equip our members with the best resources available.
GTSC thanks all of our partners for their input and contributions
throughout the year.
The Chertoff Group is a global security advisory firm that
provides consulting, business development and MA advisory
services for clients in the security, defense and government
services industries. The firm is headquartered in Washington,
DC, with offices in London, New York and San Francisco. The
Chertoff Group contributes to the Coalition’s thought leadership
development on strategies and tactics for mid-sized companies
in the Federal market; approaches for small companies to survive
and thrive; and opportunities for GTSC Members to contribute in
the Federal security space.
GTSC and Linden Resources have partnered to work with the
Vets Ready2Work™ program that honors our service disabled
veterans by helping them to find and keep community jobs.
GTSC members committed to our veteran community will work
with Linden to hire veterans, provide feedback on work place
requirements and refer veterans to the program.
Global Security Intelligence Strategies’ (GSIS) founders and
partners blend unique knowledge and experience in national and
homeland security, intelligence, jurisprudence and investigative
capability with boardroom and private sector acumen to pattern
strategic insight and solutions. With management who led the
United States Government’s premierlawenforcement, borderand
national security, investigative and intelligence agencies, GSIS
provides offerings tailored to harness real-time requirements.
GSIS offers industry, governments, individuals, non-profits,
states and municipalities the next generation of risk and security
solutions and strategic advisory capability from internationally
recognized and respected leaders.
The Security Industry Association (SIA) is the leading trade
association for electronic and physical security solution providers.
SIA protects and advances its members’ interests by advocating
pro-industry policies and legislation at the federal and state
levels; creating open industry standards that enable integration;
advancing industry professionalism through education and
training; opening global market opportunities; and fostering
collaboration with other like-minded organizations. As a proud
sponsor of ISC Expos and Conferences, and owner of the Securing
New Ground Conference, SIA ensures its members have access
to top-level buyers and influencers, as well as unparalleled
learning and networking opportunities.
Intelligence Community News is the only information source that
provides breaking, unclassified news on a daily basis about the
products, systems, and services being sold to the U.S. Intelligence
community. The online publication for the U.S. Intelligence
community, and the Government Technology Services Coalition
partnered in 2016 to help U.S. intelligence agencies with businesses
that have innovative ideas to advance national security. Intelligence
Community News readers who become members of GTSC will gain
access to numerous benefits and ICN will also work with GTSC to
promote private sector innovation through a number of initiatives,
including “Smashing the Box” events, which connect U.S. intelligence
agencies with businesses that have innovative ideas to advance
national security.
The CLEAResources team mitigates business risks associated
with ethical and compliance failures. Led by strategic advisor
Amy McDougal, CLEARResources conducts ethics training for all
GTSC members annually.
“The question is,
what aren’t we going
to do?” – Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
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GTSC RECOGNITION AWARDS...SINCE 2012
Federal Small Business
Champion(s) of the Year
2012 Rafael Borras, Under Secretary
for Management and Dr. Nick
Nayak, Chief Procurement
Officer, U.S. Department of
Homeland Security
2013 John Morton, former director,
U.S. Immigration Customs
Enforcement and Jonathan
Fantini Porter, Chief of Staff,
Management Administration
2014 Ronald Gallihugh, Deputy
Assistant Administrator,
Transportation Security
Administration and his
procurement team
2015 Jose L. Arrieta, Director, Office
of Small Disadvantaged
Business Utilization, U.S.
Department of the Treasury
Most Valuable Player
(NEW in 2013)
2013 Charles Armstrong, CIO,
Customs Border Protection,
U.S. Department of Homeland
Security
2014 Sara Schroerlucke, Program
Manager, U.S. Customs Border
Protection
2015 Most Valuable Player for Big
Data 2015
Scott Shoup, Chief Data
Officer, Federal Emergency
Management Agency
Most Valuable Player for Cyber
Security
Suzanne Spaulding
Under Secretary for the National
Protection Programs
Market Maven (NEW in 2013)
2013 Chad Sweet, co-founder and
CEO of the Chertoff Group
2014 Jim Williams, co-founder of
Schambach Williams
2015 David Olive, Principal, Catalyst
Group Partners Contributor,
Security Debrief
Small business Member of
the Year
2012 HWC
2013 Robert V. Jones, CEO, PRESafe
Technologies
2014 Pherson Associates
2015 SE Solutions
Mentor of the Year
2012 L3 STRATIS
2013 TASC
2014 Harris
2015 Motorola Solutions
Mid-Tier Member of the Year
(NEW in 2013)
2013 Eagle Ray
2014 Agilex
2015 MorganFranklin Consulting
Strategic Partner of the Year
(New in 2013)
2013 Brian Finch, Dickstein Shapiro
2014 Government Contracting
Weekly
2015 InfraGard of the National
Capital Region
Strategic Advisor of the Year
(New in 2013)
2013 Bill Carroll, Managing Partner
StrikeForce Consulting
2014 Michelle Mrdeza, Senior
Advisor, Cornerstone
Government Affairs
2015 Elaine Duke, Elaine Duke
Associates
MENTOR AWARDS
2013 HOSTED BY GTSC
AND GOVERNMENT
CONTRACTING WEEKLY
Mentor Award Winners –
Best Small Business
B3 Solutions, Inc
Small Business Titans
Kevin Boshears, Office of Small and
Disadvantaged Business Utilization, DHS
Elissa Sobolewski, Director, SBIR, ST,
DHS
Frank Barros, Analyst, ST, DHS
Mentor Award Winners
General Dynamics Information Technology
L3 National Security
2013WINNERS
2013WINNERS
2015WINNERS

Scott Algeier Executive Director IT-ISAC
Denise Anderson National Council of Information Sharing andAnalysis
Centers,Vice President,Financial Services-ISAC
David Andrew SeniorVice President and Practice Manager CACI
Charles ArmstrongAssistant Commissioner and Chief Information
Officer,CBP,DHS
Janice AyalaAssistant Director,Operations,HSI ICE
Stacey Banks CEO Oxford Federal
Paul Benda Partner and CTO GSIS
Jeffrey Berkin CSO CACI
Kevin Boshears Director,Office of Small,Disadvantaged,and
Underutilized Business,DHS
Sharie BourbeauAssistant Commissioner and Principal Executive for
Program Development Customs and Border Patrol
Kimberly Brown Deputy Branch Chief,Program Management
Operations Branch,Office of Chief Procurement Officer,FEMA,DHS
Vincent Brown Senior Program Specialist,Federal Insurance
MitigationAdministration,FEMA,DHS
Michael BruemmerVice President,Data Breach Resolution,Experian
Sara Bryant Section Chief,Grant Directorate,FEMA,DHS
Steven Bucci, PhD,Lead Cyber Strategist,StrategicAdvisor,IBM,GTSC
Mary-Claire Burick CEO MC Strategy
Robert Burton,Partner,StrategicAdvisor,Venable LLP,GTSC
Gwen Camp Director,Individual Community Preparedness,FEMA
Robert Carey Deputy Chief Information Officer DOD
Patrick Carney SeniorTechnicalAdvisor,Technical Counter Intelligence
Cyber Directorate,ODNI
Larry Castro Managing DirectorThe Chertoff Group
Justin Chiarodo Partner Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Heidi Coloney Specialist,USCIS,DHS”
Richard Conway Partner Dickstein Shapiro
Tim Cummins President CEO IACCM
Chris CummiskeyActing Under Secretary for Management DHS
Bruce Davidson Director SAFETYAct Office
Art Davis Director of Security BoozAllen Hamilton
Edward Davis Former Police commissioner of the Boston Police Dept.
Brian de Vallance Chief of Staff toAssistant Secretary Jane Holl Lute
SpecialAdvisor to DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano DHS
Kevin Delin CEO SensorWare Solutions
Ryan Denmark CEO RSDC Group
Deborah Determan Director,ResearchDevelopmentPartnerships,DHS
Brant DeWitt Senior PolicyAdvisor for Cybersecurity,Chairman Michael
McCaul,Homeland Security Committee,US House of Representatives
Babs Doherty CEO,Eagle Ray,Inc.,
Antonio Doss District Director Small BusinessAdministration
Noel Due Supervisory SpecialAgent,Cyber Division,Operation Clean
Slate,FBI - HQ
Elaine Duke former Under Secretary for Management DHS; Elaine Duke
andAssociates
Caitlin DurkovichAssistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection,
NPPD,DHS
Eric Eifert SeniorVice President ManTech
Bernard Elero SeniorVice President,Chief Growth Officer,L3 STRATIS
Mui Erkurn Ombudsman DHS
Tom Essig Former Chief Procurement Officer; Owner,DHS;TWE,LLC
Elizabeth Ferrell Partner,McKenna,Long Aldridge,
Brian Finch Partner,Global Security,Dickstein Shapiro LLC,
Beth FleshmanVice President,Alion,Science andTechnology Chair,
GTSC Lion’s Den
Bruce M Foucart Director,National Intellectual Property Rights
Coordination Center,DHS
Gary Galloway Deputy Director,Office of InformationAssurance,DOS
Dr. Daniel Gerstein Deputy Under Secretary,Science Technology
Directorate,DHS
John Gibbons Partner Dickstein Shapiro
Porter Goss SeniorAdvisor Dickstein Shapiro
Christopher Graham Unit Chief,National Intellectual Property Rights
Coordination Center,DHS
Jeannine Hamilton Deputy Director CBP
P. Allen Haney CEO P.Allen Haney Company
John Harmon PartnerTactical Network Solutions
Lilly Harris CEO Man-Machine SystemsAssessment (MSA)
Arlette Hart CISO FBI
Latetia HendersonAssistantAdministrator,OfficeofAcquisition,TSA,DHS
Devon Hewitt Member Protorae Law PLLC
Time Hoescht ChiefTechnology OfficerAgilex
Ryan Hoffman DirectorThe Chertoff Group
Kelly HogganAssistantAdministrator,Security Operations,TSA
Earl Holland President Growth Strategy Consultants
David Honey Assistant Deputy Director of National Intelligence for
Science Technology ODNI
Leslie Hope Chief,USCIS/ESD/Biometrics Division,DHS
Michael Hopkins Specialist Federal Law EnforcementTraining Center
(FLETC) DHS
Sue Hopkins CEO DSCI
Stephen Howard Executive Director,TecPort Solutions’ Cyber Defense
Compliance,Forensics Services Division
Tom Hughes Director Datamaxx
Amy Hutchens General Counsel,Vice President Compliance Ethics
Services,Watermark Risk Management International”
Valerie Isbell Executive Director,Passenger Systems Program Office,
CBP,DHS
Linda JackstaExecutiveDirector,CargoSystemsProgramOffice,CBP,DHS
Todd Jasper Director of Homeland Security and Emergency
Management Man-Machine SystemsAssessment
Antwayne Johnson Director,IPAWS,FEMA
Ron Johnson Senator US Senate
Faye Jones Small Business Specialist DHS
Laura JonesVice President,Business Development,Civilian Sector,GDIT
Rendell JonesAssociate Director,Management Directorate,USCIS,DHS
Brian KamoieAssistantAdministrator,Grant Programs,FEMA,DHS
Elaine Kapetenakis CEO KapstoneTechnologies
Deen Kaplan Partner Hogan Lovells
Lisa Kaplowitz DeputyAssistant Secretary for Policy,Office of the
Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response,HHS
Stephen Karoly Director,Deployment Logistics Division,Office of
Security Capabilities,TSA,DHS
Kate Kastelic Director,IDIQContractsStrategicGrowthPrograms,CRGT
David KaufmanAssociateAdministrator,Policy,ProgramAnalysis,and
InternationalAffairs,FEMA
David Kaufman Office of Policy ProgramAnalysis,FEMA,DHS
Jason Kaufman Managing DirectorThe Chertoff Group
Michael Kelly ExecutiveAdvisor,Homeland Defense Security,TASC
Maria Kersey Director,Small Business Programs,Defense Intelligence
Agency
Charles Kieffer Staff Director,Homeland SecurityAppropriations
Subcommittee,US Senate
Beth Anne Killoran Executive Director,Office of ProgramAccountability
and Risk Management (PARM),DHS
Jennifer Kirkhoff SeniorVice President Miracle Systems
David Knox Vice President of National Security Solution Oracle
Kent Knudsen Information Systems Security Management K2Share
Ted Koutras Senior Specialist DHS
Kathy Kraninger Proffessional Staff Member,Subcommittee on
Homeland Security,HouseAppropriations Committee
Kate Kudrewicz Director of Procurement US Patent Trade Office
Josh Kussman Sr.Vice PresidentThe Sentinel HS Group
John Lainhart Partner,Cybersecurity Privacy,US Public Sector,IBM
Global Business Services
Kristen Lane IntelligenceAnalyst,Cyber Division,FBI,
Kevin Learned Attorney General Counsel PC
Traci Lembke DeputyAssistant Director,Homeland Security
Investigations,ICE
Michele Leonhart Administrator US Drug EnforcementAgency
Brian Lepore Director of Defense Capabilities and Management,,
GovernmentAccounting Office
Kimberly Lew Chief Personnel Security Division DHS
Jeffrey Lolley CISO Hogan Lovells
Wayne LucernoniVice President,Intel Civic Programs,Harris IT
Darryl Madden Director,READY Campaign ,FEMA,DHS
Bob Maher Senior Policy Officer,Mission Integration Division,ODNI
Colleen ManaherDirector,WesternHemisphereTravelInitiative,CBP,DHS
Andrea Marsh Senior Market Manager Battelle
Lisa Martin CEO,LeapFrog Solutions,Inc.
Dennis Martinez Board Member National Fire ProtectionAssociation
Linda Mathes CEOAmerican Red Cross of the National Capital Region
Joan McCarroll Director,Systems Engineering and Integration Center of
Excellence,TASC,Inc
Andrea McCarthy President HARP
Jim McCarthy Owner/Technical Director,AOC Key Solutions,Inc.
Michael McCaul Chairman House Committee on Homeland Security
Sean McCloskey Program Manager,Cybersecurity Evaluations
Program,DHS
David McKernan Coordinator of Emergency Management Fairfax
County Office of Emergency Management
Daniel McLaughlin Executive director Office of Procurement Operations
J. Patrick McMahon Co-Chair,Government Contracts Practive Group,
General Counsel PC
Jason McNamara Vice President,ObsidianAnalysis,LLC,
Marrianne Meins President,Intelligence,Agilex
Linda Millis Director,Public Sector Partnership,ODNI
Kathy Mills Corporate Security Officer/Security Director,CENTRA
Technology ,Inc.
Heather MolinoVice President Cornerstone GovernmentalAffairs
Emile Monette SeniorAdvisor for Cybersecurity,Office of Mission
Assurance,GSA
Frank Montoya Jr.,Counterintelligence Executive Office of the National
Counterintelligence Executive (ONCIX)
Jeanie MooreActing Director,Private Sector Office,FEMA,
John Morton Director,ICE,DHS
Michelle Mrdeza Principal Cornerstone GovernmentalAffairs
Carolyn Muir EVP,Business Operations,SE Solutions
James MulvenonVice President,Defense Group Inc,Center for
Intelligence Research andAnalysis,
Stephen Murphy SpecialAgent in Charge Organized Crime and Drug
EnforcementTask Force Fusion Center
Brian Nault President,BlueWater Federal Solutions,Inc
Nick Nayak Chief Procurement Officer Department of Homeland Security
Robert Nichols Partner,Covington Burling,LLP
Ben Nicholson Majority Clerk,Subcommittee on Homeland Security,US
House of Representatives
Jaime O’Keefe Senior Manager,Marketing Communications,Harris
IT Services
Marlene Owens Program Manager,TechnologyTransfer,Science
Technology Directorate,DHS
Ludmilla Parnell Director,Business Development,Small Business
Partnerships,GDIT
Sandy Peavy Chief Information Officer Federal Law EnforcementTraining
Center (FLETC) DHS
Anne Petera DHS Client Executive Harris Corporation
Kathy Pherson CEO PhersonAssociates
Wayne PitzerVice President,Small Business Programs,L-3 STRATIS
Kimberly Raleigh Counsel,Office fo Law and Policy,National Security
Division,DOJ
Marty Rathman Director of Client Relations,GAP Solutions,Inc
Sue Reingold Deputy Director/Acquisition Risk Office of the Director of
National Intelligence
Stephen Rice AssistantAdministrator,Office of InformationTechnology,
TSA,DHS
Renee Richardson Deputy Director,INTEL Information Operations and
Cyber,OASD ReserveAffairs,US Navy,
John Riggi Section Chief,Cyber Division,FBI,
Maria Roat FedRAMP Director,Office of Citizen Services and Innovative
Technologies,GSA
Mike Rogers Chair,Homeland Security Subcommittee onTransportation
Security and Senior Member,HouseArmed Services Committee
Les Rose President L3 STRATIS
John Rothenberger CEO SE Solutions
Tony Sacco Consultant Pyramid Systems
Malcolm Sandilands Partner Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Nicholas SavageAssistantSectionChief,CyberCriminalSection,FBI,DOJ
Laurie Schive Director Office of the Director of National Intelligence
Phyllis Schneck Deputy Under Secretary for Cybersecurity,NPPD,DHS
Sara Schoerlucke Director Northern Border Division
John Schwink Deputy Director,Personnel Security,ICE
Frances (Nadine) Sellers Contract Specialist,Small Business Programs
Office,National Geospatial-IntelligenceAgency
Richard Serino DeputyAdministrator,FEMA,DHS
Vipul Sharma Vice President CTO,Civil Government Healthcare IT
Solutions,L-3 NSS
Tim Shaughnessy SeniorTechnicalAdvisor Dept.of Homeland Security
Lindsay Sheehy Partner Dickstein Shapiro
Dr. Gary Shiffman Managing DirectorThe Chertoff Group
Scott Shoup Chief Data Officer,FEMA,DHS
David Silverberg Editor;Author Homeland SecurityToday; Master of
Disaster:The Political Leadership Lessons ofAmerica’s Greatest Disasters
Cedric Sims Executive Director ProgramAccountability Risk
Management Office
Richard Skinner StrategicAdvisorandformerInspectorGeneral,GTSC,DHS
Andrew Smith Associate Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Kathleen Smith Chief Marketing Officer ClearedJobs.Net
Michael Smith Director,Strategic Sourcing,DHS
Elissa Sobolewski Program Manager Small Business Innovation
Research (SBIR)
Charlie Sowell DeputyAssistantDirector,SpecialSecurityDirectorate,ODNI
Michael Stabolepszy Managing Partner Co-Founder
Curt Steiner Vice President Motorola
Mary Ann Stoops Principal,Savvy Marketing Partners,LLC
Francis X. Taylor Under Secretary for Intelligence Analysis US
Department of Homeland Security
Chuck Taylor Acting Chief Security Officer DHS
Trent Teyema Assistant SpecialAgent in Charge,Cyber Division,
FBI-WFO
Guy Torres Director,InformationTechnology Contracting,CBP,DHS
Paul Townshend Director of Cyber Security,MountAirey Group,Inc.
Randy Trzeciak Senior Member of theTechnical Staff,Software
Engineering Institute’s CERT,Carnegie Melon University”
Rod Turk CISO US Department of Energy
Brian Usher President-ElectAmerican PublicWorksAssociation
Ronald D. Vitiello Deputy Chief,US Border Patrol,US CBP,DHS
John Wade Vice President and Manager,Joint Interagency Market
Group,Battelle Memorial Institute
James Wadsworth UC Radio Systems Development Unit FBI
Dr. Starnes Walker ChiefTechnology Officer Technical Director,U.S.
Fleet Cyber Command U.S.Tenth Fleet,US Navy
Heather Walker IntelligenceAnalyst,Cyber Division,FBI,
Dr. Michael Walter Detection Branch Chief Program Manager,
BioWatch,Office of HealthAffairs DHS
Matt Warren President,Homeland Security,Agilex
Julie Watt Transportation SecurityAdministration DHS
Dave Webb Chief,Federal Branch at FEMA,Continuity of Operations
Division
Jeremy Wensinger President,Global Security Solutions,USIS/PAE
Joe Westmoreland Director,Personnel Security,US CBP
Richard Whisner Senior Program Manager IDV Solutions
Colonel LeeWight DirectorWashington RegionalThreat Analysis Center
Alice WilliamsActing Director,Small Business Programs,USArmy
Contracting Command
Jim Williams SeniorVice President Daon; General Services
Administration’s FederalAcquisition Service Acting GSAAdministrator
Glenn Wood Vice President,InfraGard Board Co-Chair,Cyber SIG
Director,Civilian Intel,Oracle
Colonel Lee Wright Executive DirectorWashington RegionalThreat
Analysis Center
Lyn Young Director,Personnel Security,FEMA
Elizabeth Zimmerman AssociateAdministrator,Office of Response
and Recovery,FEMA,DHS
BIG THANK YOUTO ALL OUR SPEAKERS OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS
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and government partners are focused on our shared mission of securing our
homeland – and dedicated to its success.
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Founding Strategic Partner
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