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Understanding
and Experiences
Stone
Mountain sought out the best of the best in subject matter
experts to assist in creating a facility designed to
specifications that set it above and apart from any other
facility in the world. In conjunction with SMART Business
Advisory, HP/EYP Mission
Critical Services, amongst others, the brain trust that was
deployed for this task is the who is who of their fields.
About
SMART Business Advisory and Consulting LLC
SMART
Business Advisory and Consulting LLC is a well-established
management consulting and risk management firm headquartered
in Devon PA with offices nationwide and overseas. The SMART
Homeland Security division is leading the security
planning and integration efforts at Stone Mountain and are
located in Mclean VA. SMART has multiple other commercial
and government security consulting engagements including
with Towers Perrin, Tyco International, the US Navy, TSA,
and the US intelligence community.
The general
areas covered by these renowned experts through SMART Business
Advisory include:
1. Asset Risk
& Preparedness
2. First
Responders and Consequence/Emergency Management
3. Critical
Infrastructure Assurance and Resiliency
Structures
and Facilities
Transportation and Utilities
Industrial
Base and Research & Development
Telecommunications
1.
Mission Assurance & Security
2.
CBNRE & Public Health
3.
Policy
1. Asset Risk & Preparedness
Mr. Kevin
OLeary
is currently
a Marine Corps Reserve Counterintelligence Officer at Marine
Support Battalion, Fort Meade Maryland, where he is the
Operations Officer in the Executive Protection Unit for the
National Security Agency (NSA). His prior assignments have been
in Iraq as the Human Intelligence (HUMIT) Operations Officer for
II Marine Expeditionary Force; Washington DC as the operations
officer for the 12th Counterintelligence Team; Camp Pendleton
CA. with the 1st Marine Division G 2 (Intelligence) as a staff
officer; and again in CA with the 1st Reconnaissance Light
Armored Battalion He has a BA from Saint Anselm College.
Mr. Dan Hegg
is a former United States Army Special Operations Officer. .
His areas of expertise include Risk Management, Mission
Planning, Emergency/Contingency Operations, Human Capital
Management, and Training & Evaluation. Dan has also completed
advanced Incident Command System (ICS) training and is currently
pursuing First Responder training and certification as a
volunteer firefighter/EMT with the Alexandria Fire Department in
the city of Alexandria, VA. Dan is a graduate of Harvard
University with a B.A. (cum laude) in Government.
Mr. Dan See
is
a subject matter expert in Risk Management. In addition, he has
over 29 years combined experience in tactical and strategic
communications, contingency operations, mission planning, and
military operations. Mr. See currently leads the Analytical
Risk Management (ARM) work for SMART in support of the U.S.
Government and Commercial Industry. .
Mr Bryan
Smith
is a former
United States Air Force Security and Disaster Preparedness
Officer. Bryan commanded security teams in Europe that provided
custodial security for US nuclear weapons that were kept on
foreign soil. During increased threat conditions he was
responsible for command and control of 100 American and German
security officers.
Mr Jim Cox
was a supervising Sergeant leading the Special Operations Unit
of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, responsible
for planning and operations related to contingencies, and for
managing critical MWAA Special Operations assets including the
Special Response Team (SWAT), Hostage Negotiation Team and the
Motor Unit. Highly skilled communicator and problem solver with
a long term record of working closely with US Secret Service,
the Department of States Diplomatic Security Service, TSA, FBI,
and many other Federal, state, and local law enforcement and
investigative agencies.
Mr. Dennis
McNulty
is a retired
U. S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel and Infantry Officer, with
a broad and distinguished career. Having served for over 20
years, Dennis filled leadership positions in both the operating
and the non operating forces. Dennis has experience in the
focus areas of First Responders and Consequence/Emergency
Management; Asset Risk and Preparedness; and, Mission Assurance
and Security. Dennis
Mr. John
Saitta
is a former active duty Marine Corps officer (currently a
drilling Major in the Marine Corps Reserves) with 14 years
comprehensive operational and intelligence experience. He
possesses extensive experience in conducting threat
vulnerability assessments of physical assets, as well as with
risk mitigation/consequence management procedures and
methodologies. He specializes in security/risk management,
interagency liaison, planning/coordination, training support,
intelligence analysis and collection/production methodology.
Mr. Steve
Greer
is a
combat decorated Green Beret, recently retired from the U.S.
Army after 20 years of active service, and a nationally
recognized expert at anti terrorism, military tactics, strategy,
and soldier issues and routinely provides on air military
analysis for FOX News Channel. He serves on the faculty of
American Military University teaching Special Operations
Strategy, Insurgency, Revolution, Unconventional Warfare, and
Low Intensity Conflict. He earned a Bachelor of Science from
Liberty University and a Master of Arts in Military Studies Land
Warfare from American Military University.
Mr. Len
Blevins
is a retired
Army Colonel and Green Beret (Special Forces), who has conducted
clandestine and overt combat operations in support of US
national security interests worldwide including the targeting of
enemy defense industrial base infrastructure and personnel. A
former Director of all Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)
Vulnerability Assessment Teams conducting Joint Staff Integrated
Vulnerability Assessments (JSIVAs) worldwide on DoD critical
infrastructure. Hand picked by Governor Tom Ridge to be
inaugural Director, Coordination Center, Department of Homeland
Security. Additionally was the DTRA representative to Critical
Infrastructure Protection Integrated Staff (CIPIS) and Chairman
Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) representative to the Joint
Staff Office of Secretary of Defense led Vulnerability
Assessment Integrated Process Team.
Mr. Jeff Cole expert in anti terrorism, counter terrorism, and
counter narcotics. He retired after 21 years of active service,
much of that time spent in related billets and in the SouthCom
Theater. He accompanied his host units on numerous
counter insurgency operations, in an environment of high
terrorist activity targeting U.S. military personnel.
Mr. Bill
Bramer,
a retired Navy Commander, was the original Critical
Infrastructure Protection (CIP) lead for the US Navy responsible
for vulnerability identification and remediation at all US Navy
installations worldwide. Led classified CNO Anti Terrorism
Division Integrated Vulnerability Assessment teams to more than
50 sites domestically and overseas. Bill was concurrently the
Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) HQ policy lead for
physical infrastructure assurance for all Navy facilities and
ashore commands worldwide. Assisted Coast Guard develop its Port
Integrated Vulnerability Assessment (PIVA) program. Assisted in
the development and implementation of post USS Cole security
measures water side at all US Naval Stations, Navy Port
Operations departments, and ports visited overseas by transiting
US Navy ships.
Mr. Dennis
Smythe Retired Naval Officer. Served as Deputy Team Chief
and Infrastructure / Structural Engineer on Joint Staff
Integrated Vulnerability Assessment (JSIVA) Teams at the Defense
Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA). Served as the Agency lead for
all critical infrastructure security & protection issues,
responsible for infrastructure engineers on all other Agency
anti terrorism teams.
Mr. Bill
Cowan is the chairman and CEO of the WVC3 Group, a Reston,
Virginia based company specializing in international security.
He was a member of the United States Marine Corps who has become
well known for his combat and counterterrorism experiences,
including his rescues of hostages in different parts of the
world. He is also a contributor for the Fox News Channel, and an
expert in international terrorism.
Mr. James
Liddy, a retired Navy SEAL, is internationally recognized as
one of the nations premiere experts on counter terrorism,
having headed the U.S. Navys elite Red Cell Team and led the
creation of DoDs Antiterrorism and Force Protection Plan. He
has served as the Chief of Plans and Policy for the United
States Special Operations Command (SOCOM), Washington Office,
where he planned and coordinated operations in support of the
Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) with the Office of the Secretary
of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Services and
government agencies for the US Special Operations Command. He
has also been a member of the National Security Council (NSC)
Working Group for Regional Response to Terrorism and part of the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staffs Strategic Planning Team
for the GWOT and has years of counter terrorism and related
operational experience.
Mr. John Noe Director Homeland Security R&D Programs Underwriters
Laboratories (UL). Retired Army Colonel (Special Forces) with
fourteen years in the Armys DELTA FORCE. Former Operations
Officer (J3) US Special Operations Command (SOCOM). Former
Deputy Commander United States Army Special Operations Command (USASOC).
Former Group Commander 5TH Special Forces Group
(Airborne).
Mr. Robert V.
Jacobson
was president of International Security Technology, Inc., a New
York City based consulting firm specializing in the risk
management of high technology systems. Current and past
government and industry clients are located in the United
States, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Jacobson
pioneered many of the basic computer security concepts now in
general use. Mr. Jacobson has been a long time participant in
US Government efforts to deliver effective risk management tools
to government agencies.
2. First Responders and Consequence/Emergency Management
Chief Bill
Killen
is the
immediate past President of the International Association of
Fire Chiefs (IAFC) and immediate former fire chief of the
Holston Army Ammunition Plant,. Kingsport, TN. Bill is the
former Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Fire
Chief and the former Director, Navy Fire & Emergency Services,
Bill has more than 49 years experience as a volunteer and career
firefighter and chief officer in career, municipal, industrial,
federal and military fire departments. Chief Killen holds a
bachelors degree in Fire Administration from the University
College, University of Maryland and holds the Chief Fire Officer
designation.
Chief Fred
Thomas
is the former
Chief of Police for Washington DC, where he maintained the
publics safety and managed an authorized urban police force of
4,889 sworn officers and 963 civilian members with a $252
million annual budget. Fred coordinated multiple security forces
to safeguard the President of the United States, the Congress of
the United States, the Diplomatic Corps and many visiting heads
of state and dignitaries.
Mr. Jack
Taylor former Senior Advisor to the Secretary of Public Safety and
Correctional Services for the state of Maryland. Twenty seven
years as a Special Agent, Inspector and Senior Executive of the
US Drug Enforcement Administration. He is the former
Agent in charge of the DEA office in Baltimore.
Mr. Vince
Anthony
brings over 20 years of both domestic and international
governmental contracting experience in special operations
training, force protection, anti terrorism, counter terrorism,
counter narcotics and unconventional warfare. By reviewing
mission specific problems, he has developed customized solution
packages to support todays complex mission profiles. He has
provided solution development and training to military
organizations, as well as Federal, State, and Local law
enforcement agencies, both within the US and abroad.
Mr. Michael
Donahe
has over 20 years experience in crisis planning and directing
response operations. These events include earthquakes,
wildfires, floods, and other natural disasters. In addition, he
has developed and executed plans and exercises for special
events and weapons of mass destruction scenarios.
3. Critical Infrastructure Assurance and Resiliency
Structures
and Facilities
Dr Frieder
Seible
is the Dean of the UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering and holds
the Eric and Johanna Reissner Chair in Applied Mechanics and
Structural Engineering. He developed and directs the Charles Lee
Powell Structural Research Laboratories, which serve as a
worldwide resource for full scale testing and analysis of
structures.
Mr. George
Berts
has 30 years Navy facilities and utilities assurance experience
(Deputy Public Works Officer NAVSEA Indian Head…also former
Information Technology Department Head there). Has world class
credentials on how facilities and utilities infrastructure
especially in industrial & manufacturing environment is
enabled by information technology and the vulnerabilities
therein. Chaired Management Council for many years at NAVSEA
Indian Head (advisory panel to CO).
Mr. Hank
Chase
is a retired active duty Navy Commander who following military
retirement was the inaugural lead for Critical Infrastructure
Protection for all Navy and Marine Corps bases worldwide. He is
also the former Policy Officer to the President of the American
Red Cross for matters related to disaster preparation and
response, and before military retirement was the Navys Y2K
Ashore Program Officer responsible for Y2K related continuity of
operations, security, and disaster preparations at all Navy
bases and their tenant commands worldwide. Mr. Chase was a
3 time Navy base Public Works Officer and Disaster Preparedness
Officer decorated for disaster recovery operations, and has 27
years military and other federal experience in critical
infrastructure assurance and protection. Moreover he was the
inaugural Program Manager (contractor) for the Navys $1B
Anti Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP) Program Ashore.
Mr. Jim
Van de Voorde is a retired active duty Navy Commander with
over 25 years of experience in facilities management including
extensive program management of force protection initiatives.
He has earned a BS in Engineering and a MS in Civil Engineering
and has been a registered professional engineer in California
for over 20 years. Jim has completed continuing education
courses in Security Engineering and Geographic Information
Systems (GIS). He was an active member of the Navys Anti
Terrorism/ Force Protection (AT/FP) Working Group from 2001
through 2002.
Mr.
Richard Bilden is a registered professional engineer, with a
Bachelors Degree in Architecture and a Masters Degree in Urban
Planning. He is a retired active duty Navy Commander with over
40 years of facilities planning and management experience in the
public and private sectors, including extensive participation in
critical infrastructure, force protection and Homeland Security
initiatives. His 20 years of active duty with the Navy included
three major contingency planning assignments plus a teaching
assignment at the Civil Engineer Corps Officers School, which
incorporated course work on disaster preparedness.
Dr. Denver
Roopchand
is a senior level risk manager who possesses a strong background
in the development and implementation of qualitative and
quantitative risk identification, assessment, and prioritization
tools. He was recently recruited to a mobile rapid response
team of specialists assembled by Department of Homeland Security
to assess the effects of and response to Hurricane Katrina on
critical infrastructure and key asset facilities in LA, MS, AL,
and FL.
Transportation and Utilities
Mr.
Richard (Dick) W. Steeg is a seasoned senior executive and
professional engineer with over thirty years experience the
electric and gas utility industry in assurance, distribution
engineering, and construction and is experienced in the
requirements of residential, commercial, and industrial
customers, as well as day to day system operations.
Additionally, Mr. Steeg has had responsibility and
accountability for storm and emergency preparedness and
restoration efforts for both winter and summer weather events,
including ice storm, tropical storm, and hurricane events in the
Mid Atlantic and Southeast. U.S. Mr. Steeg holds BSCE and MSCE
degrees from the University of Maryland at College Park, and has
completed the Public Utilities Executive Program at the
University of Michigan.
Mr. Tom Gross retired Senior Executive Service member and Department of
Energy (DOE) Assistant Secretary for Transportation Technology.
Retired Navy Reserve Civil Engineer Corps, Rear Admiral.
Executive Director of the Transportation Energy Partnership.
Dr. Frank F.
C. Tung.
Senior
executive (SES) with the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Retired July 2002. Served as Deputy Director of the Volpe
National Transportation Systems Center for fifteen (15) years.
Prior positions included Chief, Traffic Control Systems and
Urban Transportation Systems; Associate Director, Office of
Systems Assessment; and Associate Director, Operations
Engineering. He was the Volpe Centers senior representative in
working aviation program issues with the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) and the Office of the Secretary of
Transportation.
Dr. Robert A.
Smith
Retired from
the U.S. DOTs John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems
Center. Over 30 years experience in the accomplishment,
direction, and management of research programs in business
analysis, information system requirements, information system
design, performance measures, and strategic planning for a
cross section of DoD and DOT clients.
Dr. Mel
Chiogioji
served thirty two years in the Navy and Naval Reserve as a Civil
Engineer Corps Officer including six years as a Rear Admiral,
adding experience in engineering and evaluation of Naval weapons
and weapons systems including nuclear weapons.
Mr.
George Burns, Commander US Coast Guard (Ret), has had an
active professional career upon retiring from the USCG. He has
led and coordinated on site teams conducting a Port wide
Security Vulnerability Assessment for the Port of South
Louisiana in 2002, the largest tonnage port in the US. Commander
Burns has conducted a cost study for the European Commission on
the implementation of the new international maritime security
codes throughout Europe and has served as the subject matter
expert for maritime security during port visits to Dover, UK,
Antwerp, Belgium, and Vlissingen, the Netherlands. He has
performed Vessel and Facility Security Assessments and prepared
Security Plans (for both vessels and facilities) for over two
dozen vessels/facilities, both domestically and internationally.
Industrial
Base and Research & Development
Mr. Joe
Lehman retired from federal civilian service in Oct 2003 as
a Presidential Rank Senior Executive (SES). Prior to retirement
he was the Senior Technical Executive for the Fire Support
Armament Research Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC),
Picatinny Arsenal NJ (March 1994 Oct 2003).
Mr. Jim
Donahue directed the Defense and Aerospace Products Group of
ICI Americas, Inc., which designed and manufactured critical
ordnance items for both domestic and international customers.
While with the Department of the Army, he served with US Army
Munitions Command, Frankford Arsenal, where he was the Associate
Technical Director, and the US Army Armaments Research,
Development and Engineering Center, as the Director of the ARDEC
Ballistics Laboratory, pursuing research and development
programs as well as overseeing the operation of the NATO North
American Regional Test Center and the implementation of the
precedent setting accords for ammunition standardization,
interchangeability and interoperability.
Dr. Ehud
Ganani, Chairman of Aeronautics Defense Systems, former CEO
of IMI (Israeli Military Industries) and VP Marketing & Business
Development of Rafael, Israels military technology powerhouse,
currently also
Chairman of 3D ACT.
Telecommunications
Dr. Khurshid
Qureshi
has more then
20 years of experience in aerospace, satellite communications,
security, fiber optics, and automotive industry. Dr. Qureshi was
past president of the University One Card System and was senior
executive at General Motors (Saturn and On Star) and MTI. As
Director of Advanced Technology at General Motors, he was
responsible for transferring Hughes Aerospace and Satellites
technologies to automotive applications. He initiated many
advanced communication programs including OnStar system, GPS
navigation and multi band/channels communications between
automobiles and satellites, radio and wireless phone systems.
Dr. John
Norgard
is a graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology (BSEE) and
California Institute of Technology (MS Ph.D.). He also has
post doctorate degree in Geophysics at the University of Oslo
.Dr. Norgard is a world renowned scientist in the field of RF
and antenna design and development with experience at the Jet
Propulsion Lab, the United States Air Force Academy and
University of Colorado in Colorado Springs.
Mr. Ted
Hedin retired Air Force Colonel with over 37 years
experience developing and managing complex telecommunications
systems. Former Chief of all Western Hemisphere and Hawaii area
communications for the Defense Communications Agency to include
assurance for and protection of all critical telecommunications
infrastructure both commercial and government owned.
Mr. Claude
McCormick
is a top
performing, results oriented leader with executive
communications and solutions management project management,
engineering and operations experience. He has spearheaded
design and project management efforts resulting in successful
completion of numerous multi million dollar projects. He has
successfully held several managerial, supervisory and advisory
positions.
Dr.
Stephen Browne
is a highly respected expert on Communications for providing
support and technical assistance to public safety agencies and
to Police, Fire, and Sheriff Departments. As consultant to the
Sprint/Nextel National Public Safety Advisory Board, Dr. Browne
represented public safety in the 800 MHz frequency realignment
process.
Mr.
Richard Duchaine
is an Information Systems Executive Consultant with diverse
experience and proven leadership in both the private and public
sectors.
Mr. Robert
Hasty
was Director, Operations & Technical Services for United
Airlines and was responsible for major computer security and
infrastructure project design, costing, justification, and
deployment for airline business units. This included domestic
and international airports, reservation centers, maintenance
centers and general offices, as well as WAN/LAN design and
implementation.
4. Mission Assurance & Security
Mr.
Richard A. Coleman. Brigadier General, USAF, Retired.
Former Director of Security Forces, USAF and Commander of
the USAF Security Forces Center. Key member of the Air Staff,
The Pentagon. Responsible for policy, planning, budgeting, and
training of the Air Forces 30,000 member security force in base
defense, physical security, and law enforcement.
Mr. John M.
McBroom Major General, USAF, Retired. Former Director of Emergency
Operations and Energy Assurance with the U.S. Department of
Energy (DoE), responsible for security at all DOE national
laboratories as well as security policy for the nations
electric power generators and distributors and the nations oil
and gas industry.
Mr. Ken Biery Co authored and published 10 books on risk assessments and
security related subjects, as well as many articles and
whitepapers on the security industry and is a global keynote
speaker on security trends and technology as a security
technology and infrastructure assurance consultant.
Mr.
Charlie Maynard airport operations and airline security
expert. Over twenty five years experience in international
flight operations involving civil and military ground and
airborne security.
Mr. Gary
Van de Putte is a retired USAF Colonel. Mr. Van de Putte has
more than 30 years aviation experience as a pilot, and combat
test pilot. A very experienced flight operations manager and
director, he has extensive emergency planning/ management
expertise.
Mr. Josh
Williams is
an information systems, information assurance (IA) and security
executive with more than 24 years of strong technical and
leadership experience, in both the government and private
sectors. A Certified Information Security Manager (ISACA
#0300463), he also holds other professional and vendor
certifications, and has extensive background in
hardware encrypted private networks, as well as unclassified,
public networks. He is currently the Program Management Office
task lead for global implementation of anti terrorism technology
packages for the US Navy.
Mr. Deke
Smith
is a
registered architect with significant experience in the
information sciences. He retired after 30 years with the
Department of Defense with experience in all aspects of facility
lifecycle activities plus facility modeling and geospatial
information systems. He also has private sector experience in
value engineering and lifecycle costing with over a billion
dollars of VE project experience.
Ms Veronica
Carter
is a former
Civil Servant (International and US) and retired Army officer
with over 25 years experience managing diverse supply chain and
logistics operations in military, government and international
organizations. Ms. Carter has successfully developed,
coordinated and implemented logistics support and supply chain
management solutions on four continents.
5.
CBNRE & Public Health
Dr.
Christopher Davis MD, PhD. Retired Royal Navy (UK) Senior Surgeon Commander and
acknowledged world class authority on biological
weapons/bio terrorism with expertise in WMD, global infectious
disease issues, emergency preparedness, international security,
and drug/diagnostics R&D. Former Senior Intelligence Analyst,
Biological, Chemical and Medical affairs, British Ministry of
Defense.
Mr. Rick
Elinski
is a former US Army Chemical Officer with extensive CBRNE and
Emergency Management experience, as well as a Military
Intelligence background and an advanced degree in Asian Studies,
focused on International Relations and Pacific Region Security.
Mr. Joe
Maschuci retired USAF Officer. Former New Jersey State
Police Official responsible for CBNR planning and emergency
response state wide. Whitehouse Staff Officer for the USAFs
89th Air Wing with responsibility for all CBNR, EOD,
anti terrorism, and emergency engineering & HAZMAT response
affecting the Whitehouse and the national command structure.
Dr. Thomas
P. Ball, Jr., M.D. Major General, USAF, Retired.
Former Commander, Joint Medical Command, Randolph AFB, San
Antonio, Texas. Commander, Wilford Hall USAF Medical
Center, San Antonio, Texas and Malcolm Grow USAF Medical Center,
Washington, D.C. Director, Medical Inspection, HQ Air
Force Inspection and Safety Center, Norton AFB, California and
Director, Medical Personnel HQ Air Force Military Personnel
Center, Randolph AFB, San Antonio, Texas. Professor,
Surgery/Urology, University of Texas Health Science Center, San
Antonio, Texas. Urological Consultant to the USAF Surgeon
General.
Dr. Murray
Hamilton, Director, Rocky Mountain Center for Homeland
Defense, brings over 25 years of experience in the field of
environmental toxicants, nerve agents, and chemical
decontaminants for warfare agents. Dr. Hamilton has served on a
variety of international panels and research bodies within the
defense and research communities. He has authored and
co authored more than 75 articles in peer reviewed publications
and has published extensively in the defense literature with
more than 250 presentations to various scientific and defense
meetings.
Dr. Hassan
Mashhadi has managed programs at national and international
level for over 27 years. He has been Director General of
Foreign Press Dept. Ministry of Information, Director General
of Interpretation and Translation Dept. Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, and Head of the delegation to the Conference on
Disarmament in Geneva dealing with international security, arms
control and disarmament.
6. Policy
Mr Tom Bozek
began his Federal service in 1968, retiring as a senior
executive in May 2003. During his Federal career, Mr. Bozek
held a variety of executive, technical and management positions
in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Defense
Communications Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Dr.
Stephen Gale is a faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania with
appointments in the Departments of Regional Science and
Political Science and is a Senior Fellow of the Foreign Policy
Research Institute. He is Co Chairman of FPRIs
Center on Terrorism, Counter Terrorism, and Homeland Security.
Dr. Paula D.
Gordon,
Ph.D., is an analyst, consultant, and writer. She has served in
staff officer, analyst, consultant, and special project director
roles in the public and private sectors. Federal agency service
or consultancies has included the National Institute of Mental
Health; the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare;
Federal Energy Office/Federal Energy Administration; the
Research Applied to National Needs Program of the National
Science Foundation; the Federal Emergency Management Agency; the
Environmental Protection Agency, and the Advisory Commission on
Intergovernmental Relations.
Mr.
Jeff Gaynor Jeff most
recently directed the Emergency Response and Critical
Infrastructure efforts of the Homeland Security Secretarys
principal, organizationally independent, advisory body the
Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC). Among the HSACs
public recommendations was the advancement of national critical
infrastructure policy from traditional protection standards to a
proactive, agile, objectively measurable and sustainable
resilience standard.
Technical
Experience and Industry Knowledge
Stone Mountain has engaged the leading Data Center design
consulting firm, HP/ EYP Mission Critical Facilities, to work
with our in house team, our subject matter experts and our
design build team to assist in the design and provide peer
review so that we can ensure that every aspect of our designs
will meet and exceed not only todays most stringent criteria,
but well in to the next several decades.
EYP Mission Critical Facilities (EYP MCF), a company of HP, is a
consulting specialist dedicated to strategic technology
planning, design, and operation of data intensive facilities for
corporations and governments worldwide.
EYP Mission Critical Facilities (EYP MCF) is recognized as a
leading consulting specialist solely dedicated to strategic
technology planning, design, and operation of facilities for
clients with a critical need to move large volumes of data
reliably, securely, and at top speed, with absolute operational
continuity. This takes a unique team of world class talent.
EYPs projects include data centers, trading floors, command and
control centers, R&D facilities, and SCIFS: the kind of
technology intensive environments where seconds of downtime can
result in millions of dollars of lost revenues, lost lives, or
even threats to national security. The commitment to green
energy initiatives is proven in facilities that exceed
compliance, while saving millions in operating costs, leaving
the smallest carbon footprint possible.
EYP MCF is internationally recognized as the "thought leader" in
their field. The depth of talent and experience they bring to
highly specialized areas is unmatched. Their employees continue
to develop their skills through their in house EYP MCF
institute. They are recognized among peers for the white papers
they author, the technical seminars they lead, and the
proprietary processes and products they have developed all
focused on the design and operation of mission critical
facilities.
Many of the worlds most prominent corporations and public
agencies are included in their diverse client base. EYPs
private sector clients are listed on the NY, London, Hong Kong,
and their peer stock exchanges on every continent and include 19
of the top 20 US financial institutions.
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