Steve is the Executive Director of the INtel & Law Enforcement Training Services (INLETS), a 501c3, non-profit focused on providing violent crime and terrorism training to the law enforcement community. Since 2010, the INLETS team produces experienced-based, high level training courses. In it's 14 year history, over 12,000 attendees from 1,100 agencies, in 48 states and seven countries have attended. Many call it the best training of their careers and overall rate the courses a 9.3 (of 10). Steve assumed the role upon retiring from the FBI in 2022. A 24 year veteran of the FBI, he entered into duty in 1998 assigned to the New York Field Office where he served on the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) focused on domestic-based anti-government extremist groups. A member of the NY-case squad for the USS Cole bombing and the NY-area events of the 9/11 attack, he was a case agent in the 2001 Anthrax mailings to NY City locations, and served as the JTTF liaison for all threats and special events at Madison Square Garden and the United Nations.In 2004, he transferred to the US Virgin Islands JTTF where he was the program manager for the threats and crimes to air- and seaports in the US and British Virgin Islands. He supported multi-agency intel and smuggling operations and was a key liaison to the Greater Antilles and Leeward Islands, providing coordination, resources, and preparedness for terrorism and WMD-related events. In 2006, he was promoted to Supervisory Special Agent in the WMD Directorate's National Preparedness Unit at FBI Headquarters. There he led the development of WMD training programs for the FBI Academy and designed multi-jurisdictional training for state and local agencies and international partners held nationwide. In 2008, Steve was assigned to FBI Baltimore. In 2009, he became a plank holder in the FBI Baltimore Maritime Team, a tactical small boat group supporting underway operations for specialized tactical elements, serving as team leader for 3 years. In 2013, he became a BAU Coordinator working with state and local investigators on unusual, heinous, cold case crimes, and active shooter incidents. In 2017, he additionally became the FBI National Academy Coordinator, developing leadership programs with executive state and local law enforcement. Further, in 2018, he became the FBI’s Active Shooter Program Coordinator for the AOR, serving committees and state government boards with the focus on prevention of violent offenders. Steve was an Adjunct Instructor at the FBI Academy and holds a Master’s Degree in Criminology.