Jonathan K Wesley, Sr., CEO of Bitvisory and Founder of Vortex, has over twenty-five years of computer science and entrepreneurial experience. He leads a team to build innovative solutions within the software development industry, solving observability, controllability, and debugging of real-time web-based transactional data (e.g. Microservices, FaaS, etc).He is a board member of technology companies that specialize in security access control and software development.Mr. Wesley has directly led or was instrumental in creating Federal, State, Local and County technology systems. Examples include state-wide identity theft, child pornography task force, judicial court system, building inspections, business licensing, and the F-16 aircraft RBDS.He founded, built, and sold FATPOT Technologies, a Public Safety company specializing in real-time interoperable information sharing. The company is attributed to being the first state-wide communication system integrating the majority of Utah. He directly led the creation of technology utilized throughout the United States and other countries. The solutions benefit significant incidents, such as the Boston Marathon bombing, Joplin Tornado, California wildfires, and officer shootings. Additionally, his technology is attributed as the first digital amber alert system that saved the life of victim C. Bruno.Mr. Wesley is recognized as an Information Sharing and Data Integration expert. He filed and was awarded multiple patents surrounding the integration of disparate computer aided-dispatch systems, which empowers public safety personnel in saving lives daily. He also co-authored white papers within the public safety industry and participated within industry committees (IJIS, APCO) involving Information Standards. Having integrated many large systems containing highly secure information, encompassing: GPS/Mapping systems, Public Safety Records Management systems, and Computer Aided Dispatch 911 systems, he is experienced in the complexities surrounding secure high volume information sharing of both real-time data and data-at-rest.Mr. Wesley donates his time by consulting with small businesses in the United States and Thailand. He speaks within the public education system because he is passionate about brightening and exciting future generations' minds. His volunteer efforts educate students on how fun and exciting mathematics, science, and computer science can be. Additionally, he judges computer science senior project showcases to select the best and most innovative projects within University level students.