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Celerium provides cyber threat sharing solutions for communities of high-end companies in the Automotive, Defense, and other sectors. Celerium also provides cybersecurity solutions to small and medium-sized businesses and to enterprise supply chains. In 2020, Chernick started the CMMC Academy within Celerium, to focus on a new DoD cybersecurity compliance program called CMMC.

The Security Token Academy is the place where people can learn about and get insights into the new world of security tokens and security token offerings (STOs). The promise of security tokens can apply to both the use of token issuances for fundraising as well as the tokenization of a multi-trillion dollar pool of assets including real estate, debt and equity.By using security tokens, the efficiency and effectiveness of tokens, with their potential to improve asset liquidity, can be applied to both new offerings and trading of existing securities.Through online video content, live events and other information content, the Security Token Academy enables investors, entrepreneurs and others to understand the new and evolving security token and crypto-based investment industries, along with the associated opportunities and pitfalls.

Candle was a software company that built software to manage the new IBM Operating System. IBM would go on to become a customer of Candle, and eventually acquire the software company. The first product developed by Candle, Omegamon, monitored the internal operation of MVS. Candle become the leading supplier of this software to Fortune 500 Companies, and governments on a worldwide basis thanks to innovative marketing.In addition to creating world-class software, the company was also dedicated to giving back to the community. The Candle Foundation distributed ~$2 million to a variety of needy charities in medical, social, and other areas, including the Reading to Kids Program, a grassroots organization with the goal of helping underserved children develop a love of reading.We also were involved with the City of Los Angeles' "Los Angeles Rebuilt LA" project that was created in the aftermath of the LA Riots. We launched the “PC Works” program to help inner city youth learn about PCs, including how to fix them. Later, we launched a comprehensive internship program called “Team LA" which employed about 60 interns over a five-year period. These students had the opportunity to learn about and be involved with the company's legal, shipping, programming, and networking areas.