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Senior advisor and subject matter expert on Department of Homeland Security, the DHS Intelligence Enterprise, and the Intelligence Community.

Homeland Intelligence Services is a management consulting firm focused on providing insight into the DHS and private sector Intelligence Enterprise and its relations and engagement with the Intelligence Community. With extensive experience at the senior levels of the Intelligence Community, and deep networks across the national security community, we support both industry and government by providing:- Strategic advice to companies engaged in business with the DHS Intelligence Enterprise and the IC- Counsel on mapping company solutions to Government mission needs and objectives- Review of government requests for proposals (RFP) and requests for information (RFI) in order to help companies understand the Government’s requirements, creating responses that are responsive and resonate with the Government stakeholders- Contributions to, review of, and participation in color teams for company proposals- Direct assistance to Government organizations in leadership development, organizational transformation, and mission assessment strategies to effectively accomplish strategic vision and achieve mission success.

Led the Department of Homeland Security account initiative for AECOM's federal civilian account team in the National Governments Business Line.

Senior advisor,subject matter expert and thought leader supporting the IC, DHS, and other civilian agency customers. Account Executive responsible for a portfolio of civil Federal agency intelligence programs, with $400 M in qualified pipeline.Advised on company's support to IC activities, notably Defense Intelligence Agency, Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), and leveraged corporate initiatives on intelligence activities related to cybersecurity threats. Supported Homeland Security intelligence and cyber threat intelligence projects and initiatives across the company to support the Federal civilian mission space, leveraging experience in Defense, the Intelligence Community, and the Department of Homeland Security.

Directed the analytic division responsible for all-source intelligence analysis on cyber, chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats to the Homeland and critical infrastructure sectors. Provided direct support to the Department's policymakers and operational components, the Intelligence Community, and the Homeland security community of interest, including state, local, tribal, and private sector partners.

Led the division providing the integrated collection strategy to support the intelligence information needs of the Department of Homeland Security, its operational components, and its State, Local, and Tribal partners and customers. Defined and tasked information requirements to the appropriate collectors, and advocated Homeland Security needs as the senior DHS representative on all Intelligence Community Collection committees. Managed the Department’s requirements for geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), human intelligence (HUMINT), signals intelligence (SIGINT), and measurement and signals intelligence (MASINT), and directed the DHS Open Source Enterprise, which collects Open Source information (OSINT) for Homeland Security needs. Directed the Reports Officer program, which links the intelligence and law enforcement communities, facilitating information sharing.Ensured the continuity and the emergency management communities were provided with collection management for disaster response and recovery requirements. Established and directed the Interagency Remote Sensing Coordination Cell, providing an integrated, coordinated, and whole of Government approach to remote sensing for a Lead Federal Agency during disasters

Led the customer relations, requirements, and performance management activities for the defense intelligence information technology (IT) enterprise, comprising DIA and the DoD Intelligence Information System (DoDIIS). As a member of the CIO’s executive leadership team, directed civilian, military and contractor personnel in diverse and complex functions to ensure that the directorate’s 20,000 globally dispersed customers received mission critical information technology services.

Military political analyst, defense economist, and intelligence planner/programmer for strategic planning and resource requirements for Department of Defense Intelligence analysis and imagery collection activities. Management positions directing organizations from small staffs to large offices as Deputy, Office for Counterproliferation Support, Staff Director, Russia, Eurasia and Africa Office, and Chief, Policy Planning Cell, Production Functional Management Staff.

Provided senior advice, strategic planning and Enterprise information technology customer relationship management support to NGA's offices, ensuring customer requirements were identified, advocated, and tracked.

Rotational assignment at Office of the Assistant Director of Central Intelligence for Analysis and Production, Community Management Staff (now called the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, ODNI). Responsible for budget programming and strategic planning activities. Developed community’s first Strategic Investment Plan for the 13 organizations funded by the National Foreign Intelligence Program, providing a cogent and cohesive Intelligence Community-wide approach to specific budget initiatives needed to acquire personnel, tools, and capabilities for the Intelligence Community’s organizations over the next 5-10 years.