Brigham Capital LLC, is a strategic planning and professional services firm in Atlanta. Our team of subject matter experts specialize in Contract Negotiations, Government Relations, Non-Profit Board Governance, Change Management, Research, Grants Administration and Special Events. As seasoned professionals, Brigham Capital has over 20 years of proven results providing our clients with win-win strategies and deliverables.

Anduril Industries: Atlanta, GA (10 months)Director of Contracts Administration -February 2022- November 2022Strategic partner to executive leadership team for Atlanta based (Area I, LLC), Anduril Industries, a privately funded defense products company that provides expertise in AI, robotics, advanced sensors, virtual reality technology, aircraft modeling and simulation.• Provided subject matter expertise and helped mitigate business risks: federal and industry. • Facilitated life cycle contract administration for contracts valued over $500M. • Provided excellent cross functional business operations support to internal and external clients.• Created federal subcontract template for private vendor contract over $45M.• Advised on Quality Assurance and Production international certifications.• Helped facilitate vendor policy on DPAS ratings for government purchases.

(November 2017-June 2021) Contracting Officer role included efforts over eleven (11) year period to increase Georgia Tech's FY 19 revenue in research dollars to over $1 Billion. Facilitated $80 million in pre and post award research funding for College of Engineering. Negotiate variety of contract vehicles (CRM, FP, OT) on behalf of faculty with higher education, organizations, nonprofits, federal, state or local agency prime flow-thru. Ensure compliance with federal or commercial laws (DFAR, FAR, clauses) as well as appropriate financial and audit regulations (2CFR 200). Responsible for mitigation of risk factors on behalf of Board of Regents for State of Georgia. (January 2013 -November 2017) Authorized official and university-wide contract officer to national foundations, and all sponsored non-profit agencies awarding research funds over $250M between FY13-17. Liaison between Georgia Tech Foundation Relations, Office of the Provost and President's Office to coordinate competitive faculty research grants and fellowships.. Manage pre and post award activity 300+ nonprofit and foundation contracts. (April 2010-December 2012) Responsible for College of Engineering (sub-contract pre and post award) research activities. Negotiated grants, contracts and cooperative agreements for federal sponsors to include Department of Defense; Department of Energy; DARPA; NASA; National Institutes of Health (NIH). Served as SME and compliance resource for Georgia Tech leadership, faculty and external sponsors as appropriate.

(January 2006-November 2009) Development and Alumni RelationsManaged Arts &Sciences Division $1.2 billion endowment fund reporting and stewardship portfolio. Facilitated and managed interaction between donors, prospects and constituents. Responsible for budget development and negotiations with vendors and external clients for all campaign and special event collateral materials. Stewardship and alumni solicitations to enhance donor connections.(January 2002-December 2005) Office of Sponsored ProgramsAssisted faculty with proposal submissions (budget development and compliance review) to federal agencies, nonprofit organizations and clinical research institutions. Assured compliance with the policies of federal, state, commercial and private profit and non-profit organizations for effective management of (FAR, DFAR clauses, OMB circulars A-21, A-122, A-133).(September 2000-December 2001) Development and Alumni RelationsManaged relationships with corporate donors to increase campaign revenue. Presented 50+ proposals to local and national corporate foundations FY01. Researched for cultivation 300+ corporate donors. Produced three (3) newsletters to enhance educational portfolio for Development Division.

Manage programs of statewide organization with budget of $400,000 and membership of 1100Responsible for soliciting new corporate, foundation and individual sources of revenueProvide leadership and technical assistance with special events, conventions and workshopsFacilitate all media, marketing, public relations and membership initiatives

(October1997-August 1999) Executive Administrator to MayorProvided legislative briefings and SME technical assistance to City of Fort Worth Mayor and City Manager. Facilitated federal and state legislative agenda with city staff and contract organizations. Represent the City of Fort Worth and the Mayor on boards and committees. Supervise Mayor's administrative staff and leadership direction as appropriate.(January 1996- October 1997) Contract Services AdministratorResponsible for $30 million in Housing and Urban Development (HUD) federal grants administration: Communty Development Block Grants (CDBG); Housing with People with AIDS (HOPWA) and Emergency Managment funds for citizens of Fort Worth, Texas. Supervised administrative activities for staff of six (6) to include appropriate training, HR evaluation and coaching as appropriate.

Manage departmental budget of $150,000 and supervise professional staff of nonprofit organization with budget of $600,000Increase state funding of mental health services 15% from 1989-1992 through legislative advocacy and coalition buildingRecruit and train volunteers on advocacy for programs on mental health issuesWrite quarterly legislative newsletter for audience of 5,000 membersProvide testimony for federal, state and local health committeesPlan and implement special events for annual campaign kickoffs

Research legislation and expenditures of federal, state and city revenues for their impact on metropolitan AtlantaPrepare issue papers and policy reports for state legislators, private industry leaders and local officials to formulate public policy agendasServe as liaison between nonprofit groups, state legislators and others interested in research topics