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Stephen is known as a results-oriented, forward thinking leader with a proven track record of success in a variety of intelligence, information technology, personnel, training, capture, planning, financial, and project management arenas. He has a well-known reputation as a highly creative problem solver who excels in developing and leading high performance teams with extensive experience in managing every facet of the intelligence process from raw intelligence collection and processing to strategic-level analysis supporting White House Cabinet members. Stephen is experienced in employing both foreign and domestic intelligence capabilities in support of national security. He is also a published author and seasoned spokesman representing industry and U.S. Army intelligence to governmental organizations, industry and the media. Iwicki was selected for and completed the SAIC Chairman’s program, the SAIC Leading and Growing Program, and helped design and pilot SAIC’s senior training course “Expanding Capabilities for Effective Leaders (ECSEL).” He participated as a formal mentor in the SAIC ISR Group Mentor Program; The General Dynamics Intelligence Solutions Division Mentor Program and the AFCEA Mentoring Continuum. Stephen received a bachelor's degree in Decision Sciences and Computers from Rider University and a master's degree in Strategic Intelligence from the National Intelligence University. He is a graduate of the Dale Carnegie Course and attended executive training at the Darden School of Business. In his spare time, Stephen serves as: President of The National Military Intelligence Foundation (NMIF) 501c(3); member of the Industry Advisory Council of American Military University/American Public University; and member of the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Atlantic Highly Migratory Species (HMS) Advisory Panel (AP). He is an avid genealogist and a serious inshore and offshore salt water fisherman.
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Senior Vice President, Intelligence Solutions Business UnitSosi Sep 2024 - PresentReston, Virginia, Us
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Founder / DirectorBlue Water Advisory Services Llc Sep 2015 - PresentService Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) offering strategic planning, business plan implementation, and business development support for both the federal and commercial product and service sectors. Technical expertise is in the defense, intelligence, and analytics markets. Focus on team building, organic growth, big swing take aways, stand-up of new organizations, and turn-around of troubled organizations. Current and past clients include: Octo, SOSi, ManTech, Leidos, BAE, SysNet Technologies, and other small businesses.
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President, Board Of DirectorsNational Military Intelligence Foundation Jun 2017 - PresentServe as President of a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to sustaining an intelligence workforce that ensures the national security of the United States. With a legacy dating to 1974, the Foundation recognizes intelligence professionals’ accomplishments, awards scholarships to aspiring intelligence practitioners, and promotes professional development. NMIF depends entirely on donations and institutional grants to accomplish its good works. NMIF is a volunteer run organization. -
Executive Vice President & General Manager, Defense Technologies And Solutions (Dt&S) Business UnitQinetiq Us Apr 2022 - Apr 2024Mclean, Virginia, Us -
Member, Industry Advisory Council For Intelligence StudiesAmerican Public University System Sep 2020 - Dec 2022Charles Town, Wv, UsThe IAC’s purpose is to assist the Program, School and University in the accomplishment of its educational mission. The IAC Council helps ensure the Intelligence Studies program is high quality, demanding, up-to-date, and relevant to the educational needs of their students. -
Member, Noaa Atlantic Highly Migratory Species (Hms) Advisory Panel (Ap)Noaa: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration Jan 2014 - Sep 2022Washington, Dc, UsMission Statement:NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) consults with, and considers the comments and views of the Atlantic Highly Migratory Species (HMS) Advisory Panel (AP) when preparing and implementing Fishery Management Plans (FMPs) or FMP amendments for Atlantic tunas, swordfish, billfish, and sharks. The HMS AP includes representation from commercial and recreational fishing interests, the scientific community, and the environmental community who are knowledgeable about Atlantic HMS and/or Atlantic HMS fisheries. HMS AP members serve three-year terms. -
Chief Operating OfficerVivsoft Jul 2021 - Apr 2022Ashburn, Virginia, Us -
Vice President, GrowthOcto Jan 2020 - Apr 2021Reston, Va, UsWorked with the Leadership Team in accomplishing annual new business development strategies and capture efforts on large DoD and IC programs. • Developed and executed go to market plans which capitalized on prime and subcontractor roles to bid 7 opportunities with new customers within 6 months. • Lead the successful capture/proposal/award of a prime position on the 10-yr, $12B DIA SITE III IDIQ contract. -
Senior Vice President, Intelligence Solutions GroupSos International Llc Aug 2016 - Apr 2019Reston, Virginia, UsP&L Manager for a geographically dispersed organization proving intelligence analytics and training, information technology and systems engineering, and language and cultural analysis support to the Department of Defense, the US Intelligence Community and the Department of Justice.
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Founding Member, Washingtonexec Intelligence CouncilWashingtonexec Apr 2013 - Apr 2019Fairfax, Virginia, Us -
Board Of Directors MemberAdventure Theatre Mtc Jan 2015 - Jun 2017Glen Echo, Md, UsThe ATMTC Academy offerings complement the National & State Fine Arts Standards of Learning, providing a challenging outlet for students to develop the skills necessary to be successful performers - including self-discipline, teamwork, problem solving, and self-confidence. ATMTC Academy Alumni have numerous Broadway, national tour, TV and film credits. ATMTC fosters collaborations and partnerships with local and national arts, humanities and civic organizations. These collaborations, which have been recognized locally, regionally, and nationally, help to ensure that all of our programming is diverse, affordable and accessible. Adventure Theatre MTC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. -
Vice President, Defense And Military Intelligence SectorGeneral Dynamics Information Technology Apr 2013 - May 2015Falls Church, Virginia, UsP&L Manager for a geographically dispersed ~$150M, 600+ person organization proving intelligence IT support, O&M, OEM and integrated logistics support to Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, DIA, and select federal customers worldwide. Managed 40% year over year growth for the Army account in 2014. Oversaw 57 proposals in 2014 with 31 wins (~$305M) and $785M pending award. Met or exceeded all assigned financial metrics. -
Member, Industry Advisory CouncilAmerican Public University System Apr 2006 - Jun 2014Charles Town, Wv, UsServes as an Intelligence Subject Matter Expert and advisor to Industry Advisory Council of American Military University and American Public University. Work with the University leadership and other SMEs to review and steer the academic curriculum for intelligence studies programs for the bachelors degree, professional certificate, and master’s degree programs.
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Vice President, Director Of Business StrategySaic (Now Leidos) Nov 2012 - Feb 2013Reston, Va, UsWorked directly with the operations manager to set the strategic vision for a ~$350M P&L organization and to ensure sustained growth and market penetration. Supervised business development, marketing, and Internal Research and Development (IR&D); developed and implemented the organization’s near and long-term growth strategy; coordinated business development and capture activities that fit within the growth strategy; managed Internal Research and Development for new products; identified and responded to disruptive technologies by aligning or acquiring the necessary resources for growth through strategic hires, M&S, training and teaming; and defining competition to include potential mergers, acquisitions and strategic partnerships. -
Vice President, Director Of OperationsSaic (Now Leidos) Nov 2011 - Oct 2012Reston, Va, UsIntelligence Solutions Business Unit, SAICDirected the establishment of objectives, the development of long-range and strategic plans, the identification of strengths and weaknesses and business opportunities for the operation. Conducted special studies for senior management in areas such as operational effectiveness, capacity utilization, and performance improvement. Identified internal and external strategic issues that could affect the growth and profitability of the operation. Worked on abstract problems across functional areas of business. Interacted internally and externally with executive-level management requiring negotiation of extremely difficult matters to influence policy making, teaming and execution.
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Vice President And Division ManagerSaic (Now Leidos) Mar 2009 - Oct 2011Reston, Va, UsStood up a new division in FEB 2009 and assumed responsibility for all aspects of program execution of DCGS-A software development, integration, fielding, training and sustainment support for US military forces; two additional IT enterprise support contracts supporting the US Army’s 513th Military Intelligence Brigade, and an IT enterprise/Processing, exploitation and dissemination effort supporting the Defense Intelligence Agency’s Shadow Harvest Program. Oversees 12 different contract/task order efforts valued at ~$114M per year in revenue. Managed over 275 personnel dispersed at 47 unique locations across the United States and internationally to include Iraq, Afghanistan, Djibouti, Germany, and Korea.
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Vice President, Senior Program ManagerSaic (Now Leidos) Aug 2007 - Feb 2009Reston, Va, UsResponsible for all aspects of program execution of Distributed Common Ground System - Army (DCGS-A) software development, integration, fielding, training and sustainment support for US military forces. Grew SAIC business from a single S3 IDIQ task order to 5 unique task orders which more than doubled SAIC revenue and headcount.
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Avp, Dir Operational Concepts OfficeSaic (Now Leidos) Sep 2005 - Aug 2007Reston, Va, UsProvided technical expertise across the business unit on intelligence operations and evolving intelligence concepts. Provided integration and development support for the Joint Intelligence Operations Command (JIOC) concept, the Distributed Common Ground System (DCGS) joint family of programs, the Army Information Dominance Center (IDC), Project Global Morning Calm, and the Joint IED Defeat Organization (JEIDDO).
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Director, Army Focus Area Actionable IntelligenceUs Army 2003 - 2005Arlington, Virginia, UsDepartment of the Army, Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence (G2), Pentagon, VAProvided integrated strategic planning, guidance, and management of a significant redesign of Army intelligence capabilities and organizational structure while at war. This included writing position papers, presentations to congressional staffers, publishing 9 professional articles, and interviews with print and television media outlets. -
Senior Intelligence Officer, Objective Force Task Force (Of-Tf)Us Army 2002 - 2003Arlington, Virginia, UsDepartment of the Army, Office of the Secretary of the Army, Pentagon, VASenior Intelligence Officer for the Secretary of the Army’s Objective Force Task Force (OF-TF) responsible for integrating the Army’s Future Combat Systems (FCS) program. Served as the Task Force technical expert on intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR). Developed methodologies and recommendations for streamlining procedures and techniques for integrating ISR into the Battle Command construct.
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Senior Intelligence Officer And Acting Deputy Director For IntelligenceUs Army 2001 - 2002Arlington, Virginia, UsProved the Director ONDCP, a White House Cabinet level office, with comprehensive drug intelligence support. Presented the Director’s daily intelligence brief. Monitored and evaluated the drug intelligence programs of the national foreign intelligence, defense and law enforcement communities. Served as the ONDCP intelligence liaison to the Central Intelligence Agency, the Department of Justice and the Department of Defense.
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Executive Officer, 302Nd Military Intelligence Battalion (Operations)Us Army 2000 - 2001Arlington, Virginia, Us205th Military Intelligence Brigade, US Army V Corps, Germany Served as the deputy commander of forward deployed Army Military Intelligence Operations Battalion in Europe. Managed all aspects of planning and execution associated with administration, maintenance, security, information technologies, infrastructure, organizational deployments and support to military operations.
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Deputy Director & Director , Us Army V Corps Intelligence CenterUs Army 1998 - 2000Arlington, Virginia, Us205th Military Intelligence Brigade, US Army V Corps, Germany Initially performed duties as Night Intelligence Chief during combat operations associated with TASK FORCE HAWK. Subsequently served as Chief of a 91-soldier intelligence center supporting the V Corps Commanding General and 50,000 Soldiers. Coordinated the synchronization of intelligence collection, production, and dissemination for V Corps. Served as the primary intelligence briefer to the Corps Commander.
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Intelligence Modeling And Simulations OfficerUs Army 1996 - 1998Arlington, Virginia, UsDepartment of the Army, Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence (G2), Pentagon, VATechnical advisor to the G2 and senior Army leadership on all aspects of intelligence modeling and simulation (M&S). Team Chief of a Joint Task Force that constructed a conceptual model of the US intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) system.
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Brigade Intelligence Officer (S2), 82D Aviation Brigade (Abn)Us Army 1995 - 1996Arlington, Virginia, Us82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, NC Primary staff officer to the Commander for intelligence, counterintelligence and security. Supervised a staff section in the execution of deliberate, contingency and crisis action planning within the 82nd Airborne Division’s Aviation Brigade. Prepared and integrated intelligence products; synchronized the intelligence battlefield operating system; developed intelligence communications architecture; planned and executed aviation brigade deep attack operations; and provided periodic intelligence briefings as required.
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Chief, Joint Intelligence Center (Rear) Jtf-180Us Army Sep 1994 - Oct 1994Arlington, Virginia, Us525th Military Intelligence Brigade, XVIII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, NC Chief of the Joint Task Force 180, Joint Intelligence Center (JIC) (REAR) during OPERATION UPHOLD DEMOCRACY. Responsible for current intelligence operations supporting the 82nd Airborne Division planned forced entry invasion of Haiti. Supervised final ramp-side intelligence updates up to the departure of the 82nd Airborne Division from Ft Bragg. Managed the transition of intelligence support from Ft Bragg to the JIC aboard the USS Mount Whitney. Supervised current intelligence support to deployed U.S. forces from the intelligence sanctuary at Ft Bragg. Developed and published a nation-building strategy to accomplish the JTF Commander’s stated operational endstate conditions.
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Military Intelligence Company Commander, (Ops) (Abn)Us Army 1993 - 1994Arlington, Virginia, Us525th Military Intelligence Brigade, XVIII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, NCCommander of an Airborne Direct Support Military Intelligence Company supporting XVIII Airborne Corps and its associated contingency missions. Provided direct support intelligence (downlink systems) and secure communications teams to XVIII Airborne Corps and selected major subordinate commands to include Corps Headquarters, Corps Artillery and Corps Aviation. Planned and executed all Joint STARS Ground Station Module (GSM) support to Joint Chief of Staff (JCS) directed Joint-STARS contingency operations.
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Deputy Operations Officer, 319Th Mi Bn (Ops) (Abn)Us Army Jun 1993 - Sep 1993Arlington, Virginia, Us525th Military Intelligence Brigade, XVIII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, NCAssistant Battalion S3 for a 440 soldier Military Intelligence Battalion supporting XVIII Airborne Corps’ world-wide, no-notice mission requirements. Planned and implemented a multi-million dollar force modernization/structure program to ensure an optimal mix of equipment and personnel resources covering the battlefield; prepared and managed the unit status report; and maintained the section information security program
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G2 Intelligence Plans Officer, Xviii Airborne CorpsUs Army 1992 - 1993Arlington, Virginia, UsXVIII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, NCCorps G2 Plans Officer responsible for all deliberate, contingency, and crisis action planning for XVIII Airborne Corps and its subordinate divisions involving the USCENTCOM and USEUCOM areas of operations. Prepared intelligence annexes and appendices to contingency and exercise plans; formulated priority intelligence requirements; integrated intelligence preparation of the battlefield products; synchronized battlefield operating systems; formulated military intelligence organization for combat; developed intelligence communications architecture; and coordinated intelligence support to the decision support template. Served as the primary intelligence planner for initial U.S. operations in Somalia associated with OPERATION RESTORE HOPE.
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Director, Current Intelligence, Us Army Central CommandUs Army 1989 - 1991Arlington, Virginia, Us513th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Monmouth, NJ and Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaOfficer in charge of a twenty-eight person Current Intelligence Analysis Team providing current, basic, estimative and I&W intelligence support to USARCENT and USCENTCOM during combat operations associated with OPERATIONS DESERT SHEILD/STORM. Developed, automated and maintained enemy ground order of battle and disposition in the Kuwait Theater of Operations. Developed and supervised three corps-level intelligence support teams. Produced the USARCENT daily Intelligence Summary and Indications & Warning messages disseminated to the US intelligence community. Produced and briefed numerous intelligence products to the Commanding Generals’ of USARCENT and USCENTCOM.
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Executive Officer, Military Intelligence CompanyUs Army 1988 - 1989Arlington, Virginia, Us513th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Monmouth, NJExecutive Office of a deployable interrogation and exploitation company. Third in the chain of command of the Theater Joint Interrogation Facility (JIF). Advised the Commander on all operational matters pertaining to wartime missions and peacetime capabilities of the company. Ensured the logistic, maintenance, and deployment readiness of the unit; prepared all unit movement/operations orders; developed all company exercise scenarios; supervised the scheduling and conduct of all company training; and forecasted and requested all training requirements and facilities.
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Battalion Logistics Manager (S4)Us Army 1987 - 1988Arlington, Virginia, Us513th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Monmouth, NJLogistics officer for a deployable MI Battalion. Accountable Officer for supplies and equipment which included maintaining four unit property books, the Brigade Intelligence Property Book and maintaining all document registers. Ensured the proper maintenance of 75 vehicles, 33 generators, and 8 trailers; processed relief documents and POL requests; and managed the Battalion Command Operating Budget ($500K). Also served as the Battalion Strategic Movement Officer.
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Brigade Humint Operations Officer (S3)Us Army 1986 - 1987Arlington, Virginia, Us513th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Monmouth, NJBrigade S3 HUMINT officer responsible for all operational staff actions pertaining to the HUMINT field. Planned, coordinated and maintained intelligence oversight of Army/Unified Command level HUMINT operations. Coordinated and prepared the Brigade Commander’s monthly unit activities report. Coordinated and wrote the HUMINT Annex of the Brigade’s Concept of Operations (CONOPS).
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Intelligence Platoon LeaderUs Army 1985 - 1986Arlington, Virginia, Us101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell, KYPlatoon Leader of the Intelligence Support Platoon in a divisional CEWI Battalion. Ensured the health, morale, welfare, and training of four warrant officers and twenty-two enlisted soldiers; managed the proper maintenance of six tactical vehicles and platoon TO&E equipment; trained personnel in individual and collective interrogation and counterintelligence tasks; supported the Division G2 and Brigade S2's during deployments; and conducted intelligence training in divisional units.
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Stephen K Iwicki Education Details
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National Intelligence UniversityStrategic Intelligence -
Rider UniversityDecision Sciences And Computers
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