The Government Technology & Services Coalition's Annual Report, covering the period of June 2013 - November 2014. The Government Technology & Services Coalition (GTSC) is a nonprofit, non-partisan association of innovative, agile small and mid-sized company CEOs that create, develop, and implement solutions for the Federal homeland and national security sector. These companies founded the Coalition to band together to work with their Federal partners to achieve their mission despite significant budget challenges by bringing the innovation, creativity and exceptionalism of successful small businesses to the homeland and national security mission. These CEOs — many former government officials — joined together to share best practices, information and resources to lead the initiatives and solutions that would bring the best of our community together to protect our homeland. Our vision is to provide an ethical, effective platform for information exchange between the public and private sector on homeland and national security ideas, technologies and innovations that will achieve mission. Our mission is to provide exceptional advocacy, capacity building, partnership opportunities and marketing in the Federal security space for small and mid-sized companies. We do this to support and assist our government partners achieve their critical missions with the highest integrity; best and most innovative technologies; and results-based, quality products and services to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to, and recover from, any terrorist attack or natural disaster.

1. Government Technology & Services Coalition
Annual Report
June 2013 – November 2014
A Fresh Approach to the Government Market: It’s All About
Mission
Did you see that GTSC is the
fastest growing organization in
homeland and national security?

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
GTSC Annual Report
July 2013 – November 2014
2
Welcome from Michael P.
Jackson, Chair, GTSC
Steering Committee 4
3
Welcome from Kristina
Tanasichuk, Founder &
CEO, GTSC
About the Government
Technology & Services
Coalition
5
GTSC Programming
Descriptions 6
GTSC Insight
Sessions 10
GTSC Capacity
Building
Sessions
12
Building Our
Community:
It’s About Mission 14
GTSC Annual
Awards Photos 15
GTSC
Steering
Committee
16
GTSC
Sector
Chiefs 17
GTSC
Interest
Groups 18
Our
Members 20
The
Lion’s Den:
GTSC’s Mid-
Tier
26
GTSC
Strategic
Advisors
21
Our Mentors 23
The Mentor
Awards 25
Carrying Our
Voice
27
GTSC
Strategic
Partners 28
GTSC
Staff &
Contact
Information

3. November 2014
Dear GTSC Members and Friends,
As GTSC begins its fourth year of service, we sincerely thank our members for their generous
engagement and we enthusiastically welcome new members. Earlier this year I gratefully
accepted an offer to join the esteemed Steering Committee. I said yes because I believe in GTSC
and its members. GTSC is a mission-driven organization, comprised of small and midsized
companies devoted to providing support for our nation’s homeland and national security mission.
GTSC has proven itself a valuable resource with high integrity. It provides a bridge between
smaller businesses and our existing and potential Federal clients. A non-profit, non-partisan
organization, GTSC’s mission is to harness the energy and ingenuity of its members in order to
understand and shape how our businesses can support the Federal community we serve.
Our Coalition has accomplished a tremendous amount in a very short period of time – we’ve
grown to over 140 companies, added a cadre of deeply experienced strategic advisors and
developed new programming areas, in-reach, and opportunities for engagement with our Federal
partners. All of this and much more helps each of our members to establish better and stronger
relationships with the departments and agencies that are our core business focus.
More, GTSC has become a valuable partner for government itself. We have identified
opportunities for technology and services deployments and have provided counsel on how to
streamline procurement for small and midsize companies. The plethora of security risks our
nation faces are real and increasing, from terrorist threats to a daunting range of criminal threats to
our nation’s physical and cyber infrastructure. GTSC’s members are actively engaged in helping
our Federal partners to mitigate these risks. GTSC’s numerous programs are built to amplify,
focus and support that commitment.
We believe that GTSC’s growth – in membership and programming – is an indication of its
commitment to this special partnership between government and industry. I look forward to a
successful year and to further expansion of GTSC’s important work.
Sincerely,
Michael P. Jackson
Chairman & CEO, VidSys, Inc.
Chair, GTSC Steering Committee
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Dear GTSC Members & Community,
Thank you for a stellar year! From our inception in 2011, we have
rapidly grown in numbers and stature because of our work on
beh alf of our government partne rs . GTSC’s pro jects have evolved
based on what our g overnment partners need to achieve
mission. Th is focus has drawn the people and companies
committed to the best solutions and fresh ideas needed to protect
America.
It hasn’t been easy, but our members have stepped up to create
new avenu es to bring their innovation, cost effectiveness and agility
to our partners. New initiatives like the Business Development
Exchange, the Emerging Small Business Group, market research
projects an d other activities with our Federal pa rtners provided
concrete ways to work collaboratively and ethically to e xchange
information and cultivate an environment where inno vatio n thrives.
You’l l learn more about our activities in the next pages – our new
programs, the successes of member initiatives such as the Lion’s
Den and its work on behalf of mid-size companies, our new awards
program to recognize outstandin g Mentors, and the Mentor Forum
for ou r large company partners.
GTSC could not thrive with out you. Your re ferrals, good words and
hard work have built this organization to the leadin g non -profit
working to bring re al innovation and fresh ideas to assure our
agencies achieve missio n.
Thank you for your contribution to this incredibly important mission.
Let’s make it a nother outstanding year!
Go team!
Kristina Tanasichuk
Founder & CEO
Gove rnment Technology & Services Coalition
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ABOUT GTSC
VISION: It’s About the Mission.
Our vision is to provide an ethical, effective platform for
information exchange between the public and private sector on
homeland and national security ideas, technologies and
innovations that will achieve mission.
MISSION
Our mission is to provide exceptional advocacy, capacity building,
partnership opportunities and marketing in the Federal security
space for small and mid-sized companies. We do this to support
and assist our government partners achieve their critical missions
with the highest integrity; best and most innovative technologies;
and results-based, quality products and services to prevent,
protect against, mitigate, respond to, and recover from, any
terrorist attack or natural disaster.
Hey!
Are you contributing to GTSC’s response
on the DoD-GSA Cyber Resilience
Voluntary Rules?
You bet cybersecurity is critical to
protecting our Federal partners and to our
company. There are so many cyber
attacks we are definitely weighing in.
We’re also attending the Insider Threat
program will you be there?
Wouldn’t miss it. Everyone will be there –
ODNI, DSS, NIST see you there!
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PROGRAMMING
The Government Technology & Services Coalition is focused on a holistic approach to our
members’ success. From Insight Sessions to understand the government client, to enhancing
business development resources and building internal capacity, the Coalition works to provide the
best learning opportunities for growth. Working with the Departments of Homeland Security
(DHS), Defense (DoD), Justice (DoJ), State (DoS) and the Intelligence Community (IC), GTSC
hosts the following sessions:
INSIGHT SESSIONS
Monthly, GTSC hosts Federal
or Congressional officials to
discuss the challenges in the
Federal security mission, host
workshops on engagement
with the Federal customer and promote the
exchange of innovative ideas between the public
and private sector.
CEO-to-CEO
ROUNDTABLES
No one understands the
challenges and unique
demands of our market like
someone who has grown a
successful company in it.
Understanding that, CEOs of
our member companies share their insights,
lessons learned and advice for others working in
the homeland and national security markets.
CAPACITY BUILDING
Every company, small to
large, faces a host of growing
pains and internal challenges
to meet the needs of success.
Through exceptional
relationships with an A-list of
advisors, mentors and
luminaries in corporate
growth, GTSC hosts hands-on sessions to assure
that member companies have the best tools
available to build their internal capacity and further
their growth, specifically in the Federal market.
MARKET SOLUTIONS
SERIES
The Market Solutions Series
provides an inside look at the
creative, successful
interactions and thorny
challenges that may be
impeding growth in the Federal
homeland and national security markets.
MENTOR SESSIONS
GTSC works closely with our
“Mentors” – large companies
in our market – to find winning
teams. Executives from our
mentor companies join us to
share their advice and
perspectives on how they are
positioning, teaming
opportunities and discussions around how the
innovation of small business can contribute to the
mission.
NEW IN 2013-2014:
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
EXCHANGE (BDE)
Members asked for an
open exchange of
ideas and information
on upcoming
opportunities and ways
to get to know possible teaming partners. The
BDE tracks opportunities and develops
relationships in a member-driven forum.
EMERGING SMALL BUSINESS GROUP
The ESBG focuses on what emerging small
contracting firms need to know about their clients
and internal capacity to succeed in the Federal
market.
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7. GTSC Insight
Sessions
Insight Session
Gary R. Galloway
Deputy Director, Office of Information Assurance,
DoS
Number
of
Speakers
70+ Insight
National Preparedness Month: Focus on
FEMA & HHS
Sara Bryant
Program Development Section Chief
Preparedness Grants Division, FEMA, DHS
Brian Kamoie
Assistant Administrator, Grant Programs, FEMA, DHS
David Kaufman
Associate Administrator
Policy, Program Analysis, and International Affairs, FEMA, DHS
Dr. Lisa Kaplowitz
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response, HHS
Darryl Madden
Director, READY Campaign, FEMA, DHS
Linda Mathes
CEO, American Red Cross in the National Capital Region
Jason McNamara
Vice President, Obsidian Analysis LLC
Former Chief of Staff, Administrator Craig Fugate, FEMA, DHS
Joseph Trindal
President, InfraGard National Capital Region Members Alliance
President, Direct Action Resilience
Dr. Michael Walter
Detection Branch Chief & Program Manager
BioWatch, Office of Health Affairs, DHS
Lilly Harris
CEO, Man-Machine Systems Assessment (MSA)
Marty Rathmann
Director of Client Relations, GAP Solutions, Inc.
Session
Renee R.
Richardson
Deputy Director for INTEL
Information Operations and
Cyber, OASD Reserve Affairs
U.S. Navy
Insight
Session
Michele
Leonhart
Administrator, U.S. Drug
Enforcement Agency (DEA)
Insight Session
Richard Serino
Deputy Administrator, FEMA,
DHS
Insight
Session
Robert Carey
Principal Deputy Chief
Information Officer, DoD
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8. Cybersecurity: Focus on Public Private
Sector Collaboration
Dr. Phyllis Schneck
Deputy Under Secretary for Cybersecurity, NPPD, DHS
Denise Anderson
National Council of Information Sharing and Analysis Centers (ISACs)
Vice President, Financial Services-ISAC
Noel Due
Supervisory Special Agent, Cyber Division, Operation Clean Slate, FBI - HQ
Brian Finch
Partner, Global Security, Dickstein Shapiro LLP
John Harmon
Partner, Tactical Network Solutions
John Lainhart, CGEIT, CISA, CISM, CRISC, CIPP/G, CIPP/US
Partner, Cybersecurity & Privacy, US Public Sector, IBM Global Business Services
James Mulvenon
Vice President, Defense Group Inc., Center for Intelligence Research and Analysis
Vipul Sharma
Vice President & CTO, Civil Government & Healthcare IT Solutions, L-3 NSS
Trent Teyema
Assistant Special Agent in Charge, FBI WFO, Criminal Division - Cyber Branch
Glenn Wood
Vice President, Technology, InfraGard Board & Co-Chair, Cyber SIG
Director, Civilian Intel, Oracle
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GTSC
Member
Insight Session: Federal
Biometrics
Leslie Hope
Chief, USCIS/ESD/Biometrics Division, DHS
Leveraging Technology for
Training: Case Study FLETC
Sandy Peavy
Chief Information Officer, Federal Law Enforcement
Training Center (FLETC), DHS
The National Security Supply Chain: Reducing
the Vulnerabilities
Dr. David A. Honey
Assistant Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Science & Technology
Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)
Frank Montoya, Jr.
Counterintelligence Executive, Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive (ONCIX)
Joan McCarroll
Director, Systems Engineering and Integration Center of Excellence, TASC, Inc.
Kathy Mills
Corporate Security Officer/Security Director, CENTRA Technology, Inc.
Randy Trzeciak
Senior Member of the Technical Staff
Software Engineering Institute’s (SEI), CERT, Carnegie Mellon University
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Tour & Conversation
Colonel Lee Wight
Director, Washington Regional Threat & Analysis Center
Insight Session
Kelly Hoggan
Assistant Administrator, Security Operations, Transportation
Security Administration, DHS
National Preparedness Month Symposium 2014
Strengthening the Public Private-Partnership to Achieve our
Preparedness & Response Mission
David Kaufman
Associate Administrator, Policy, Program Analysis, and
International Affairs, FEMA, DHS
Brian Lepore
Director of Defense Capabilities & Management,
Government Accountability Office (GAO)
Brian Usher
President-Elect, American Public Works Association
Gwen Camp
Director, Individual & Community Preparedness
FEMA, DHS
David McKernan
Coordinator of Emergency Management
Fairfax County Office of Emergency Management
Jeanie Moore
Acting Director, Private Sector Office, FEMA, DHS
Justin A. Chiarodo
Partner, Dickstein Shapiro LLP
John A. Gibbons
Partner, Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Antwayne Johnson
Director, IPAWS, FEMA, DHS
Anne Petera
DHS Client Executive, Harris Corporation
Ryan Denmark
CEO, RSDC Group
Richard Whisner, PMP
Senior Program Manager, IDV Solutions
Kevin Delin
CEO, SensorWare Systems
Todd Jasper
Director of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
Man-Machine Systems Assessment (MSA)
Dave Webb
Chief, Federal Branch at FEMA, Continuity of Operations
Division
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Insight Session
To Recognize Critical Infrastructure
Security & Resilience Month
Caitlin Durkovich
Assistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection,
NPPD, DHS
GTSC Annual Meeting
Chris Cummiskey
Acting Under Secretary for Management,
DHS
Wayne Lucernoni
President, Harris IT Services
Cybersecurity: Securing the Federal Cyber
Domain by Strengthening Public-Private
Partnership
Arlette Hart
CISO, FBI
Rod Turk
CISO, U.S. Department of Energy
Jeffrey Lolley
CISO, Hogan Lovells
Jeffrey Berkin
CSO, CACI
Heather Welker
Intelligence Analyst (Cyber Division), FBI
Kristen Lane
Intelligence Analyst (Cyber Division), FBI
Robert Nichols
Partner, Covington & Burling, LLP
Eric Eifert
Senior Vice President, ManTech
David Knox
Vice President of National Security
Solutions, Oracle
Brett DeWitt
Senior Policy Advisor for Cybersecurity
Chairman Michael McCaul, Homeland
Security Committee, U.S. House of
Representatives
Paul Benda
Partner and CTO, GSIS
Brian Finch
Partner
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Deen Kaplan
Partner, Hogan Lovells
Emile Monette
Senior Advisor for Cybersecurity
Office of Mission Assurance, U.S. General
Services Administration (GSA)
John Riggi
Section Chief, Cyber Division, FBI
Sean McCloskey
Program Manager, Cybersecurity
Evaluations Program, DHS
DHS Personnel Security
Forum
In partnership with the Industrial Security
Working Group (ISWG), GTSC hosted a
personnel security forum with Greg
Marshall, Chief Security Officer of the
U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
The forum included representatives from
the following components: Customs &
Border Protection, DHS-Headquarters,
Transportation Security Administration,
U.S. Secret Service, U.S. Immigration
and Customs Enforcement, Federal
Emergency Management Agency, U.S.
Coast Guard, and the Federal Law
Enforcement Training Center.
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Government Technology & Services Coalition
Capacity Building Sessions
Data Breach Response Plan:
Do you have one?
Michael Bruemmer
Vice President, Data Breach Resolution, Experian
A FedRAMP Discussion
Maria Roat
FedRAMP Director, Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies, GSA
Best Practices in Government
Contracting:
Focus on DHS & DoD
Tim Cummins
President & CEO, IACCM
Tom Essig
Former Chief Procurement Officer, DHS and Owner, TWE, LLC
Business Development
for Emerging Small
Companies
Tony Sacco
Consultant, Pyramid Systems
Loan Considerations for Small
Businesses
Antonio Doss
District Director, Small Business Administration
Daniel Hampton
Vice President, John Marshall Bank
Elaine Kapetanakis
CEO, Kaptstone Technologies and Chair, ESBG
Adam Nalls
Vice President, Access National Bank
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12. Cybersecurity Compliance for Government
Contractors: What You Need to Know Now to Stay
Ahead of the Curve
Justin Chiarodo
Partner, Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Andrew Smith
Associate, Dickstein Shapiro LLP
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MEGA Matchmaking
Les Rose
President, L3 National Security Solutions
Faye Jones Small Business Specialist, DHS
Maria Kersey
Director, Small Business Programs, Defense Intelligence Agency
Frances (Nadine) Sellers
Contract Specialist, Small Business Programs Office,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Alice Williams
Acting Director, Small Business Programs,
U.S. Army Contracting Command
AECOM
Agilex
Alion Science &
Technology
Battelle
CACI
Calibre
Capgemini
CSC
So You Want to be a Big Dog?
Leadership Training for Small
Business
Elaine Duke
Elaine Duke & Associates and
former Under Secretary for
Management, DHS
Andrea McCarthy
President, HARP
Kevin Boshears
Director of the Office of Small
Business and Disadvantaged
Business Utilization, DHS
Tom Essig
CEO, TWE, LLC and former Chief
Procurement Officer, DHS
Helene Johnson
Founder, ProCM.org and Senior
Capture Executive, Northrop
Grumman Information Systems
Eagle Ray
General Dynamics IT
Grant Thornton
Harris Corporation
L3 National Security
Solutions
Motorola Solutions
NTT Data
TASC
Kate Kastelic
Director, IDIQ Contracts and
Strategic Growth Programs, CRGT
Jim McCarthy
Owner/Technical Director, AOC Key
Solutions, Inc. and Host,
Government Contracting Weekly
Tony Sacco
Consultant, Pyramid Systems
David Andrew
Senior Vice President and Practice
Manager, CACI
Carolyn Muir
EVP, Business Operations,
SE Solutions
Jennifer Kirkhoff
Senior Vice President,
Miracle Systems
Matchmaking Partners
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Government Technology & Services Coalition -- Building Our Community
Members, mentors, and partners in the Government Technology & Services Coalition are committed to building a
community of homeland and national security professionals, and more importantly, colleagues. We show that commitment
by supporting efforts to reintegrate our warfighters, assure that we maintain the highest values and standards in our
community, and recognize those who adhere to the spirit as well as the letter of teaming, partnership and mentoring. We
are actively working to assure that our numerous responders and public and private partners are not “exchanging business
cards at the scene.”
Linden Resources
GTSC partners with Linden Resources to find meaningful employment for veterans on their return to civilian life.
Linden Resources’ Vets Ready2Work program empowers veterans with disabilities to attain and sustain
employment, enabling them to achieve independence and regain self-sufficiency. GTSC member companies work
with Linden to hire veterans, provide feedback on workplace requirements and refer veterans to the program.
Supporting the Missions of our Government Partners
Since GTSC’s inception we have worked to align our priorities with the missions of our homeland and national
security agencies. We have developed resources, programming, and activities for our members and the broader
community to align with our government partners on cybersecurity, insider threat, preparedness, infrastructure
protection and much more. Through workshops, webinars, surveys and awareness campaigns, GTSC works to
educate our members and build a strong community of partners in the homeland and national security community.
Business Workshops for Government
Meeting with Executive Officials throughout the Federal government, the Government Technology & Services
Coalition heard repeatedly that everyone wanted – and needed – a better understanding of the private sector. To
that end, GTSC developed four workshops that provide a mini “MBA” on the lifecycle, process, challenges and
decisions that companies face as they enter and grow in the Federal market. Taught by Chief Executive Officers
and C-suite level executives from the GTSC membership, these workshops cover small business, mid-tier ($15
million-$1 billion), and large business ($1 billion+). If you would like more information or to schedule a workshop,
please contact us at: www.GTSCoalition.com
GTSC Recognition Awards
GTSC members know that numerous public and private sector officials work to protect the homeland every day. Many
work with little recognition on challenges and issues critical to achieving the mission of protecting our country. GTSC
recognizes numerous individuals and companies at our Holiday Awards, to honor these heroes and raise awareness of
their contributions to the homeland and national security mission.
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14. GTSC Awards:
Federal Small Business Champion of the Year
Federal Small Business Champion of the Year is awarded annually to the Federal official(s) who show a distinct
commitment and tangible results toward improving the environment and success for small businesses in the Federal
homeland and national security market.
Market Maven Award
This award is presented to an exceptional individual who contributes in a tangible way to the efficiency,
productivity and effectiveness of the homeland and national security market. The awardee is a proven thought
leader with a belief in increasing individual opportunity, the power of free enterprise and the nurture of innovation
to advance and support the homeland and national security mission.
Most Valuable Player Award
MVP is awarded to a Federal official who modernizes and improves the operations and performance of an agency,
component, program or division to increase capacity and performance, speed delivery and use innovation. These
leaders also focus on the future – developing strategies and plans to address our constantly changing, dynamic threat
environment.
GTSC and Government Contracting Weekly Join Forces to Present The Mentors
Washington, D.C. – Government Contracting Weekly, the only television program devoted to winning
government contracts, and the Government Technology & Services Coalition launched “The Mentors,” a
Special Award Program and Strategic Partnership to recognize companies that mentor and contribute to
the success of small businesses.
The awards program recognizes and salutes government contractors for their leadership and concrete
actions in assisting small government contracting firms through mentoring, training, inspiration, teaming
and cooperation. See page 23 for more details.
Small Business Member of the Year
The award is presented annually to the GTSC Member that exemplifies exceptional quality and ethics for the
Federal government, a commitment to GTSC’s small business members and advocacy on behalf of our
community.
Mentor of the Year
Mentor of the Year is awarded annually to the GTSC Mentor who has worked to increase members’
understanding of the homeland and national security market, increase business opportunities for small
companies through formal and informal mentoring and engage with GTSC to promote an innovative, robust,
fair market for all.
Mid-Tier Member of the Year
Mid-Tier Member of the Year is awarded to the firm that has contributed positively to increasing the
opportunities, ideas and understanding of mid-tier companies in the Federal market. Coined “other than small,”
these companies often are “rewarded” for their success with untenable competition from billion+ companies.
GTSC’s Mid-Tier Member of the Year works on market solutions, creative market partnerships and increased
options for growth.
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The GTSC Annual Awards
GTSC Annual Award winners from left to right: Federal Small Business Champion, Jonathan
Porter, ICE; Small Business of the Year, Robert V. Jones, CEO, PReSafe Technologies;
Market Maven, Chad Sweet, Co-Founder and CEO, The Chertoff Group; Strategic Partner of
the Year, Brian Finch, Partner, Dickstein Shapiro LLP; Federal Small Business Champion,
Director John Morton, ICE; Strategic Advisor of the Year, Bill Carroll, StrikeForce Consulting;
Mentor of the Year, TASC, Inc., John P. Hynes, CEO.
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17. GTSC LEADERSHIP: GTSC Sector Chiefs
In 2014, GTSC initiated the Sector Chief program to allow our members to lead initiatives and activities with
our identified agencies. Our Sector Chiefs advise on the direction of GTSC’s initiatives with the agency,
develop engagements between GTSC members and the agency, and help prioritize areas of interest to our
membership.
Sarah Mattingly
Alliances & Capture
ESCgov
Adam Lurie
Vice President, Government Solutions
Social Intelligence
Co-Chiefs for the U.S. Department
of Homeland Security
Terrie Rollins
CEO
RMR Technology
Eileen Giglio
CEO
WAGsolutions, LLC
Co-Chiefs for the U.S. Department
of Defense
Sector Chiefs
Pedro Smith-Blondet
Vice President, Edgesource
Chief for the U.S. Department
of State
Kathy Pherson
CEO, Pherson Associates
Chief for the U.S. Intelligence
Community
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NEW in 2014!
GTSC Business Development Exchange
Earlier this year, GTSC members asked for the Coalition to
develop a trusted environment to meet and develop potential
teaming partners, make their business development efforts
more efficient, and share information among peers. Randy
Lange, Chief Growth Officer for Eagle Ray, Inc. chairs the
group, limited to 20 GTSC companies. Participants are
required to attend each meeting,
participate actively in the information
exchange and contribute their
leadership in subject matter areas. The
BDE group meets monthly to share
information and opportunities.
Randy Lange
Chief Growth Officer
Eagle Ray Inc.
Emerging Small Business Group
The Emerging Small Business Group (ESBG) was formed to
provide dedicated programming and resources for Emerging
Small Businesses (businesses with revenue <$2.5M). The
group focuses on engaging emerging small business owners,
understanding the numerous challenges of starting/growing a
small business in the Federal space and marshaling GTSC’s
vast resources of peers, owners, mentors, subject matter experts
and online virtual tools to provide our members the knowledge
and techniques needed to meet the challenges of growing a
business. The workshops cover small business loans,
marketing, teaming, partnerships and growth strategy, among
the many other issues confronted by a new firm in the Federal
contracting space.
Elaine Kapetanakis
Chief Operating Officer
Kapstone Technologies
Improving Market Research
Members of GTSC believe that the market research currently
performed by Federal agencies is not sufficient to bring the best
products and solutions to our Federal partners. The Request for
Information (RFI) process, while a “tool” to provide input, is not
seen as dynamic enough to really develop ideas and
requirements, or inform on capabilities. Additionally, smaller
companies with great technologies have tremendous difficulty
taking time away from pursuing business, in favor of responding
to requests for information that may not result in a contract or
opportunity. To assist, GTSC members, under the leadership of
Brian Nault, President of BlueWater Federal, have developed a
series of conversations with procurement officials to discuss the
challenges of market research, and how we can improve it to
achieve better results and more options for the government.
These efforts assist small companies that have no current
connection or avenue into the government by enabling them to
be “seen” by such market research.
Brian Nault
President
BlueWater Federal
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GTSC MEMBERS
Agilex
Alion Science and Technology
Ardian Group, Inc.
Aspire Solutions, Inc.
B3 Solutions
Barbaricum
Battelle Memorial Institute
BDO
Big Brain Company
BlueCapture Consulting
BlueWater Federal Solutions, Inc.
CACI
CareerBuilder
Catalyst Partners
CCSi
Centra Technology
CES, LLC
Chameleon Technology Partners
Chenega Aerospace, LLC
The Chertoff Group
CLT3 Security
CogniVault
Command Consulting
Computer Consulting Ops, Inc.
Contraqer
Corner Alliance
Cornerstone Government Affairs
DAI
Datamaxx Group, Inc.
DecisionPoint
Deosi LLC
Desert Research Institute
Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Digital Authentication Technologies
Direct Action Resilience, LLC
DynamicPro, Inc.
E3 Federal Solutions
Eagle Ray, Inc.
Edgesource
The Efiia Group
Elaine Duke & Associates
EnProVera Corporation
Enterprise ITech Corp
ESCgov
Federal Leadership Institute
FedNet Partners
Fidelis Strategy Group
Foresight Wireless
GAP Solutions, Inc.
GCS, Inc.
General Dynamics Information Technology
GenesisOne, Inc.
Global Solutions, Inc.
Government Contracting Weekly
Grant Thornton, LLP
Growth Strategy Consultants
GSIS
Harris IT Services
Hassett Willis & Company
Hazsim
Heritage Foundation
iConnect Group
IACCM
IDV Solutions
InfoLob Solutions, Inc.
InfoTech Solutions and Security
InfusionPoints- Secure Business Solutions
Integrated Analytics, LLC
Integrated Systems Solutions
Intellectus
Intrepid Performance Partners
IT-ISAC
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20. K2Share
Kapstone Technologies
KBTS Technologies, Inc.
Kiernan Group Holdings, Inc.
L-3 STRATIS
LeapFrog Solutions
Level 4 Security
Linden Resources
Man-Machine Systems Assessment
Mass Mutual
Merodoma Consulting Group
MHA Technologies
MINDCUBED
Miracle Systems
MobilePro Systems
Morgan Franklin Consulting
Motorola Solutions
Mount Airey Group
NCI Information Systems, Inc.
Nextesse, LLC
NGCI Global
NTT DATA
Oak Hill Farm Group
Obsidian
Old Dominion Strategies
P. Allen Haney Company
PCPC Direct
Pearl Grace Group, Inc.
Penn State - School of Public Affairs
Pherson Associates, LLC
Platinum Systems, Inc.
PReSafe Technologies
Pyramid Systems
Red River
REGA Solutions
Richard Skinner Consulting
RMR Technology Group
RSDC Group
Sagent
SCI Consulting
SE Solutions, Inc.
Security Industry Association
SensorWare Systems
The Sentinel HS Group, LLC
SiloSmashers
Simple Technology Solutions, Inc.
Social Intelligence
Software Consultants, Inc. (SCI Group)
Strativest, LLC
Strike Force Consulting
Sure Secure Solutions
TASC
TDA Research, Inc.
TechAnax
TecPort Solutions
TestPros Inc.
Tripwire Operations Group
TWE, LLC
Uniplus Consulting
USIS
Vector Technical Resources
Venable
Vertical Jobs
Veteran Computer Consultants
VidSys, Inc.
WAG Solutions
Warfield Global
WBB, Inc.
Winn Strategies
WM Industries
The Wolverine Group, LLC
Xiverti, LLC
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21. GTSC Members!
We have had a tremendous year, and as Chair of the Lion’s Den, I can attest to tangible progress on behalf of our
members. The Lion’s Den is comprised of GTSC Member companies classified as “other than small” and membership in the
group is included in GTSC’s offerings. As you all know, GTSC believes in the success of all our members — regardless of
size. So, when small businesses approach, and cross over into what we categorize as "mid-tier,” we want to provide the best
resources, and the most effective collaboration and assistance possible. GTSC members are automatically included in the
Lion’s Den when they cross the important milestone of growing out of their NAICs code.
GTSC and I have been working on several important projects with our government partners — particularly within DHS. We’ve
educated procurement and acquisition professionals on the value proposition of our mid-tier firms. We’ve provided briefings to
educate our customers about the unique value member firms bring to our government partners. And, we've helped our partners
think through how they can craft procurements that encourage more competition and opportunity for all of us. The response has
been extremely positive from our collective government customers and we anticipate more activity and engagement with them
as a result. We’ve made a lot of progress educating and elevating the challenges of mid-tier companies among our agencies.
A big thank you to our team of Lion’s Den members — they have been incredibly active, and engaged in all of our monthly
meetings and presentations with our government partners. I appreciate working with all of you and believe we have some
incredible opportunities to pursue in 2015.
Thanks again,
Brad Cole
Vice President, Agilex
Chair, GTSC Lion’s Den
The Lion’s Den is a distinguished cadre of mid-tier companies devoted to the homeland and national
security market. Their success, based on exceptional client work and outstanding business acumen, has
graduated these companies to “other than small” in the Federal market. This status creates new and
difficult challenges for mid-sized companies now ineligible for set-asides and facing intense competition
from very large companies. The Lion’s Den is focused on creating awareness and supporting programs,
along with policies and ventures to support the continuum of growth from small to mid-sized through
partnership, advocacy and increased business opportunities.
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22. OUR MENTORS
GTSC’s Mentor companies understand how critical a robust, successful
homeland and national security market is to our nation’s
security. Together with our members, these firms are committed to
bringing the innovation, ideas and agility of small business to the
experience, infrastructure and resources of large companies. GTSC
mentors join us to find new teaming partners, jointly develop new
innovation and ideas to address security challenges, and improve
mentor/protégé communication and success. Our Mentors are serious
about developing strong relationships with small businesses that have the
experience and capabilities required by our dynamic homeland and
national security environment.
GTSC Mentor of the Year
Did you see that TASC, Inc.
won GTSC’s Mentor of the
Year?
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23. 2
MENTORING ACTIVITIES
Throughou t the year, exe cutives from our Mentor companies join us to
share their advice, discuss the convergence of homeland and natio nal
security and find new and innovative small business p artners. These
sessions provide invaluable insight into how large companies are
positioning in the market, opportunities for teaming and partnership
and rela tionship building.
In 2014, GTSC welcomed Les Rose, President of L3 National Security Solutions (L3 NSS),
and Wayne Lucernoni, President of Harris as co-chairs of the Mentor Forum. These leaders
contribute their thought leadership and experience with small business to strengthen their
strategy and further develop the small businesses in the Coalition. GTSC also launched the
MEGA Matchmaking Sessions to provide new and diverse teaming partners for our members
and mentors and the Mentor Awards to recognize larg e companies that provide excellent
mentoring to their small business partners.
Wayne Lucernoni
President
Harris
Co-Chair, GTSC Mentor
Forum
Mentor Session with TASC
Michael Kelly
Execu tive Advisor, Infrastruct ure & Security
TASC, Inc .
Les Rose
President
L3 National Security
Solutions
Co-Chair, GTSC
Mentor Forum
Mentor Session with SAIC
Robert Magee
Assistant Vice President, National Securit y Sector
Cy bersecurity Group, SAIC
Mentor Session with Harris IT Services
Keith Bryars
Client Executi ve, Harris IT Services
Mentor-Protégé Programs: The Who, What, Whys and Hows
Kevin Boshears
Mentor Session with BDO
Chuck Wolverton
Director, Federal Practice, BDO
Direc tor, Office of Small and Disadva nta ged Business Ut ilization, DHS
Peggy Butler
Deputy Director, Army Office of Smal l Business Programs, Subcontracting and Mentor Protege Program Manager, Do D
Sharon Davis
Mentor-Protege Program Manager/WOSB Advoc ate, Office of the Chief Procurement Office r, Office of Small and
Disadvanta ged Busi ness Ut ilization, DHS
Tabisa Tepfer
Program Manager, Office of Small Busines s Programs, National Aeronautics and Sp ace Administrat ion (NASA)
Wayne Pizer
Vice President, S mall Business Programs, L-3 National Security Solutions
Tony Sacco
Vice Pre sident, S AIC
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24. 3
THE MENTOR AWARDS
New in 2014, GTSC partnered with Govern ment Contracting Weekly to launch the inaugural
Mentor Awards. Th e awards prog ram recognizes and salutes government contractors for
their leadership and concrete actions in assisting small government contracting firms
through mentoring, training, inspiration, teaming and cooperation. GTSC members believe
that mentoring is critical to the contracting community. Large firms that mentor small
companies play a critical role in saving the ir Federal clients money a nd time, commit to
putting action behind the mantra of bringing “innovation and creativity” to th e Federal
mission and brin g a higher level of professionalism to the contracting community.
Winners of the First Annual Mentor Awards includ ed GTSC members B3 Solutions – a
small business firm, and GTSC Mentors, General Dynamics Information Technology
(GDIT) and L3 National Security Solutions (president of L3 NSS, Les Rose, is Co-Chair
of the GTSC Mentor Forum). Other corporate winners included BAE Systems, Electronic
Systems Sector, HeiTech Services, InfoPro, Inc, REI Systems a nd SERCO.
The Mentor Awards also featured several exceptional government officials who recognize
and nurture excellence in mentor protégé relationships including: Kevin Boshears,
Director, Office of Small Disadvantaged Business Utilization, U.S. Department of Homeland
Security; Frank Barros, Business Analyst, Science & Technology Directorate, U.S.
Department of Homeland Security; Sandra Broadnax, Director, Small Business Programs,
National Geospatial -Intelligence Agency; and Elissa Sobolewski, Director, Small Business
Innovation Research Program, U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Cong ratulations to our outstanding Mentors and GTSC Membe rs:
Thank you to our partner:
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25. Mentor Award Winners
GTSC Member Company B3 Solutions, Inc.
An SBA certified 8(a) company
Elissa Sobolewski
Small Business Titan
Director, SBIR, S&T, DHS
Kevin Boshears
Small Business Titan of the Year
Director, Office of Small and
Disadvantaged Business
Utilization, DHS Mentor Award Winners
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Solutions & Co-Chair of GTSC·s Mentor Forum,
Les Rose (center right)
GTSC Mentor Company General Dynamics
Information Technology
Frank Barros
Small Business Titan
S&T, DHS
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26. VOICE GTSC has made so much progress since our last Annual Report!
GTSC members have created numerous opportunities to engage with
our government partners, provide input to various initiatives impacting
the contracting community, and make significant progress in educating
and raising awareness of our members on cybersecurity, insider
threat, data breaches, and personnel security.
ACHIEVING THE
MISSION: SECURING
THE SUPPLY CHAIN
GTSC members take seriously their role as a critical
part of the Federal supply chain. We hosted numer-ous
activities to assist small and mid-sized compa-nies
in securing their data, infrastructure, people
and facilities. Together with the Office of the
Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), GTSC
hosted a day-long seminar on the current state of
threat against our companies from both an econom-ic
espionage and insider threat perspective.
GTSC also aligned – for our third year – with the
U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s
priorities around National Preparedness Month
(NPM), National Cybersecurity Awareness
Month (NCSAM) and Critical Infrastructure
Security & Resilience Month (CISRM). During
NPM we hosted an in-depth session with our
partners at the Federal Emergency Management
Agency to discuss the Agency’s priorities, business
preparedness and risk mitigation. During NCSAM,
for the second year, GTSC hosted four weeks of
activities focused on our members’ cyber aware-ness
and security. Strategic Partner Dickstein
Shapiro conducted two critical webinars: Key
Cyber Security Issues: Managing Cyber Securi-ty
Risks for Government Contractors and Cyber
Security Compliance for Government Contrac-tors:
What You Need to Know Now to Stay
Ahead of the Curve. GTSC also joined forces with
the FBI’s public-private partnership for infrastruc-ture
protection, InfraGard of the National Capital
Region to discuss how to partner more effectively
to strengthen the public private partnership to
protect our cyber infrastructure. We also worked
with InfraGard to develop a cybersecurity survey to
understand better the needs and concerns of the
private sector in securing their cyber assets (the
results are available on our website: www.GTSCoa-lition.
com). For CISRM, we were honored to have
Assistant Secretary Caitlin Durkovich join our
Annual Meeting to discuss the National Protection
and Programs Directorate of the U.S. Department
of Homeland Security’s priorities for infrastructure
protection.
CARRYING OUR
VOICE
ASSURING GTSC
MEMBERS HAVE THE
BEST RESOURCES
AVAILABLE TO THEM
GTSC has made incredible progress developing the
voice and presence of our innovative, creative
members. In addition to numerous projects with our
Federal partners, GTSC launched our first “GTSC
Capitol Hill Day” with Founding Strategic Partner,
Michelle Mrdeza at Cornerstone Government
Affairs. Working with Michelle, GTSC members
met with key legislators and heard about current
and future intiatives.
We also continued our work with Department of
Homeland Security headquarters and components
on several projects to help achieve mission faster,
and with more innovation. The Lion’s Den –
GTSC’s mid-tier companies – presented on the
mid-tier value proposition and challenges faced
after becoming “other than small.” Additionally, we
worked to build understanding between industry
and government through more valuable interaction,
including improving the de-brief process, market
research, industry days, and government outreach.
GTSC was proud to work with the Transportation
Security Administration on market research and
industry outreach to increase competition and
innovation. Additionally, GTSC collaborated with all
of our members to answer a number of strategic
questions posed to us by our government partners.
We provided your comments and suggestions to
the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer
(OCPO), covering topics such as DHS industry
outreach, strategic sourcing, sequestration and
cybersecurity.
GTSC also developed, with Strategic Partner
Dickstein Shapiro, input on the U.S. Department
of Defense – General Services Administration
(DoD-GSA) Acquisition Cybersecurity and
Resilience recommendations. In addition to
providing written comments, we hosted the
architects of this effort at our Annual Meeting and at
our cyber activities in 2013. GTSC also worked with
the Science & Technology Directorate of DHS on
their annual Small Business Innovation
Research (SBIR) Conference, providing an
overview of how companies with innovative ideas
should approach the Federal market.
Finally, we co-hosted an unprecedented meeting on
DHS Personnel Security with the Industrial
Security Working Group. The session brought
together representatives from DHS Headquarters,
Customs & Border Protection, the Federal
Emergency Management Agency, Federal Law
Enforcement Training Center, U.S. Immigration
& Customs Enforcement, Transportation
Security Administration, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S.
Citizenship & Immigration Services, and the U.S.
Secret Service. Components explained their
suitability requirements, their clearance process
and answered numerous questions on clearance
issues.
GTSC invested significantly in the structure and
opportunities for our members. We developed a
strategic partnership with Government Contract-ing
Weekly. GTSC's CEO joined GCW as their
Contributing Editor on Homeland and National
Security and worked with GTSC members on
several panels and topics. Together with GCW,
GTSC also launched The Mentor Awards to
recognize those large companies that work collabo-ratively
with their subs to provide the latest innova-tion,
professionalism, and expertise to our Federal
partners.
We made some exciting leadership changes as
well. We were proud to welcome Les Rose,
President of L3 National Security Solutions and
Wayne Lucernoni, President of Harris as the
co-chairs of our Mentor Forum. Michael P.
Jackson, Ph.D., former Deputy Secretary of the
Departments of Homeland Security and Transporta-tion,
and CEO of VidSys, Inc. joined us as Chair of
our Steering Committee. We also launched our
Sector Chief Initiative to work more closely with
our members on prioritizing the content and focus of
the Coalition. Sector Chiefs advise us on the
priorities, areas of interest, and concerns with our
select Federal partners.
GTSC also launched the Business Development
Exchange (see p. 17) that provides a trusted
environment for information sharing, teaming and
relationship building. The group is self-limited to 20
members and meets once a month to discuss
opportunities. GTSC also offered sponsorship
opportunities for the first time – members interested
in increasing their visibility at a selection of our
activities were provided some valuable opportuni-ties.
Thank you to Agilex, DynamicPro, Eagle
Ray, EnProVera, Harris, LeapFrog Solutions,
and PReSafe Technologies for their support of our
work.
GTSC was also proud to add a number of critical
Strategic Advisors to our Coalition. GTSC
welcomed Elaine Duke, CEO, Elaine Duke &
Associates and former Under Secretary for
Management, DHS; David Aguilar, Partner, GSIS
and former Acting Commissioner, U.S. Customs &
Border Protection; Paul Benda, Partner & Chief
Technology Officer, GSIS and former Director,
Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects
Agency (HSARPA), Science & Technology Director-ate,
DHS; Jason McNamara, Vice President of
Obsidian Analysis, Inc. and former Chief of Staff,
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA);
Molly Wilkinson, Executive Director, Card Policy
Council and former General Counsel to the Home-land
Security and Government Affairs Committee,
United States Senate; and Mo McGowan, Partner
at Command Consulting Group and former
Assistant Administrator for the Office of Security
Operations at the Transportation Security Adminis-tration
(TSA).
OUR
SOCIAL MEDIA AND
THE FUTURE
As our members know, GTSC works to provide you
with the latest and greatest. We can’t promote
innovation and not innovate ourselves! Mid-year,
GTSC added the Flipboard application to our
Weekly Insider. The application allows our
followers to read Insider articles online, in a “news
magazine” format. It also allows our readers to
follow our specialty “magazines.” If you haven’t
joined Flipboard, take a moment to check it out at
flipboard.com/profile/GTSC. We have continued
our presence on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn
and encourage all of our members to share their
accomplishments and milestones with our
community!
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27. Paul Benda
Partner & Chief
Technology Officer, GSIS
Former Director,
Homeland Security
Advanced Research
Projects Agency
(HSARPA), Science &
Technology Directorate,
DHS
Dr. Steven P. Bucci
Director, Allison Center
for Foreign Policy and
Senior Fellow for
Homeland Security
Defense Issues, The
Heritage Foundation
Robert Burton
Partner, Venable LLP
Former Deputy
Administrator of the
Office of Procurement
Policy, The White House
Elaine Duke
CEO, Elaine Duke &
Associates
Former Under Secretary
for Management, DHS
Tom Essig
Owner, TWE, LLC
Former Chief Procure-ment
Officer, DHS
P. Allen Haney
President, P. Allen Haney
Company
ASAE Fellow
Earl Holland
President, Growth
Strategy Consultants
Mo McGowan
Partner
Command Consulting
Group
Former Assistant
Administrator for the
Office of Security
Operations at the
Transportation Security
Administration, DHS
Jason McNamara
Vice President, Obsidian
Analysis
Former Chief of Staff,
Administrator Craig
Fugate, Federal
Emergency Management
Agency, DHS
Michelle Mrdeza
Founding Strategic
Advisor, GTSC
Senior Advisor,
Cornerstone Government
Affairs
Former Majority Staff
Director of the House
Committee on Appropria-tions,
Subcommittee on
Homeland Security
Richard Skinner
Principal, Richard
Skinner Consulting, LLC
Former Inspector
General, DHS
Jim Stolarski
Principal, Nextesse, LLC
Former Partner &
Managing Director,
Accenture
Chani Wiggins
Founder & President,
Winn Strategies
Former Assistant
Secretary for Legislative
Affairs, DHS
Molly Wilkinson
Executive Director,
Card Services Forum
American Bankers
Association
Former general counsel
for the Senate Homeland
Security and Governmen-tal
Affairs Committee
Commissioner
David Aguilar
Partner, GSIS
Former Acting
Commissioner of U.S.
Customs and Border
Protection
Hugo Teufel III
Former Chief Privacy
Officer, DHS
Charles Winwood
Senior Consultant,
Border Security and
Enforcement
Former Deputy
Commissioner, U.S.
Customs
Jim Williams
Partner, Schambach &
Williams Consulting
Former Commissioner of
the General Services
Administration’s Federal
Acquisition Service
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28. GTSC is proud to have strategic alliances with the foremost organizations in the homeland and national security industry.
These organizations are committed to a robust and cooperative exchange between the public and private sector to assure
the security and safety of our nation and share their expertise to equip our members with the best resources available.
GTSC thanks all of our partners for their input and contributions throughout the year.
Dickstein Shapiro LLP, founded in 1953, is internationally recognized for its
work with clients, from start-ups to Fortune 500 corporations. Given its large
presence in Washington, DC, Dickstein Shapiro is especially adept at assisting
clients navigate the government contracting and public policy worlds. In
particular, Dickstein Shapiro has extensive experience in working with the
Defense Department, Department of Homeland Security, and the Intelligence
community. Several professionals were in fact instrumental in the creation of
the Department of Homeland Security, and provide unique insights into its
operations and contractor needs. The firm is highly adept at assisting clients
with programs such as the SAFETY act, ITAR and others administered by the
DHS and will bring these talents and capabilities to GTSC members to keep
them flexible and responsive to the needs of their customers and partners
while also maintaining a sharp edge to stay ahead of their competitors.
Government Contracting Weekly is a TV show devoted to winning
government contracts, produced and brought to you by AOC Key Solutions,
Inc. The show airs every Sunday at 7am on the DC Metro CBS affiliate
WUSA9. GCW and GTSC have partnered to recognize exceptional mentors in
the government contracting community. Kristina Tanasichuk, CEO of GTSC
has joined GCW as a Contributing Editor for homeland and national security
and GCW has joined GTSC as a GTSC Contributing Blogger.
The Chertoff Group is a global security advisory firm that
provides consulting, business development and M&A advisory
services for clients in the security, defense and government
services industries. The firm is headquartered in Washington, DC,
with offices in London, New York and San Francisco. The Chertoff
Group contributes to the Coalition’s thought leadership
development on strategies and tactics for mid-sized companies in
the Federal market; approaches for small companies to survive
and thrive; and opportunities for GTSC Members to contribute in
the Federal security space.
The International Association for Contract & Commercial
Management enables both public and private sector organizations
and professionals to achieve world-class standards in their
contracting and relationship management process and skills. It
provides executives and practitioners with advisory, research and
benchmarking services, and worldwide training and certification for
contracts, commercial and relationship management professionals.
IACCM is a non-profit membership organization that supports
innovation and collaboration in meeting the demands of today’s
global trading relationships and practices.
GTSC and Linden Resources have partnered to work with the Vets
Ready2WorkTM program that honors our service disabled veterans by helping them
to find and keep community jobs. GTSC members committed to our veteran
community will work with Linden to hire veterans, provide feedback on work place
requirements and refer veterans to the program.
The Security Industry Association (SIA) is the leading trade association for
electronic and physical security solution providers. SIA protects and advances its
members’ interests by advocating pro-industry policies and legislation at the
federal and state levels; creating open industry standards that enable integration;
advancing industry professionalism through education and training; opening global
market opportunities; and fostering collaboration with other like-minded
organizations. As a proud sponsor of ISC Expos and Conferences, and owner of
the Securing New Ground Conference, SIA ensures its members have access to
top-level buyers and influencers, as well as unparalleled learning and networking
opportunities.
Global Security & Intelligence Strategies’ (GSIS) founders
and partners blend unique knowledge and experience in
national and homeland security, intelligence, jurisprudence and
investigative capability with boardroom and private sector
acumen to pattern strategic insight and solutions. With
management who led the United States Government’s premier
law enforcement, border and national security, investigative and
intelligence agencies, GSIS provides offerings tailored to
harness real-time requirements. GSIS offers industry,
governments, individuals, non-profits, states and municipalities
the next generation of risk and security solutions and strategic
advisory capability from internationally recognized and
respected leaders.
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29. !
GTSC staff thanks Agilex, DynamicPro, Eagle Ray, EnProVera,
Harris, LeapFrog Solutions, and PReSafe Technologies, for their
global sponsorship of GTSC!
GTSC sends a big THANK YOU to our members, mentors, advisors, and
partners for working with us to help our government partners achieve
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homeland and national security.
Kristina Tanasichuk
Founder and CEO
Jon Ostrowski
Chief Operating
Officer
Spencer King
Associate
Michelle Mrdeza
Founding Strategic
Partner
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