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Jin Kim
is a Principal Analyst for
CENTRA Technology, Inc, and currently supports strategic risk
methodology and analysis for the U.S. Department of Homeland
Security. Mr. Kim has worked in the intelligence community for
over ten years -- from tactical Army assignments to strategic
assignments supporting the Department of Defense. Prior to
CENTRA, Mr. Kim was a program manager in support of a software
development program for the Joint Warfighter, leading an
integrated team of engineers, intelligence analysts, and
scientists. Mr. Kim also provided support to the Defense
Intelligence Agency as a policy analyst, researching and
developing processes for the strategic intelligence support to
the Operational Commands. In the Army, Mr. Kim served as
an Intelligence Officer in various leadership and staff roles.
A native of Korea, Mr. Kim is fluent in Korean.
Education:
M.A., Security Studies, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown
University, 2006
B.S., General Engineering, United States Military Academy, West
Point, 1997
Kim, Jin and William (Bill) M. Allard. Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace: A Methodology for Homeland Security Intelligence Analysis. SAIS Review - Volume 28, Number 1, Winter-Spring 2008, pp. 75-87, http://muse.jhu.edu/login?uri=/journals/sais_review/v028/28.1kim.html.
Geoffrey S. French and Jin Kim. Acknowledging The Revolution: The Urgent Need for Cyber Counterintelligence. National Intelligence Journal; 1-1 (2009), 71-90 pages. PDF Version
Geoffrey S. French
is the Analytic Director
for Security Risk at CENTRA Technology, Inc. Mr. French has
supported the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of
Defense, and the Department of Homeland Security in
counterintelligence, infrastructure protection, and risk
analysis since 1999. At the FBI’s
Mr. French has also provided support to DoD’s
Counterintelligence Field Activity as a lead analyst for its
Critical Infrastructure Protection Division, where he examined
issues related to DoD reliance on civilian infrastructure.
There, he assisted DoD in identifying OPSEC concerns,
vulnerabilities in information security, and risks to mission
critical infrastructure.
Mr. French has supported DHS in multiple capacities, such as its
Homeland Infrastructure Threat and
Geoffrey S. French and Jin Kim. Acknowledging The Revolution: The Urgent Need for Cyber Counterintelligence. National Intelligence Journal; 1-1 (2009), 71-90 pages. PDF Version
In the book, Rethinking Leadership and "Whole of Government" National Security Reform: Problems, Progress, and Prospects, Chapter 7 page 149
Geoffrey S. French authored: Leading the Next Phase of Homeland Security Intelligence: Providing Better Definitions, Roles, and Protections
Education
M.A., National Security Studies, Georgetown University, 1994
B.A., History, Wichita State University, 1993
His experience, accumulated over twenty-nine years, run the gamut from Presidential Security to Special-Agent-in-Charge (SAIC) of a forward-deployed intelligence unit actively engaged in CI and Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) operations. He was the CI Officer for the Bosnian Assault CP, managed teams of Special Agents and Military Police (MP) investigators for sensitive intelligence investigations, counter-terrorism (CT), and counter-surveillance (CS) operations within the European and Balkan Theater of Operations, and spent three years managing counter-terrorism and surveillance training for senior military attaches. He has conducted threat mitigation assessments hundreds of installations and provided training in diverse forums, to over 40,000 professionals around the globe.
Doug’s most recent accomplishment was to speak at the American Society of Industrial Security’s International Conference in September 2008, where he developed and presented a seminar to a global audience of security, intelligence and counter-terrorism professionals titled, “Understand the Terrorist Cycle – Mitigate Your Risks.”
He is the recipient of the US Army Legion of Merit and currently resides in Annapolis, Maryland with his family, two Jack Russells and a cat named Fat Annie.
Doug can be contacted via email at: dmcgaughey@29-ten.com, or telephonically at: (410) 693-8653, or visit his website at www.29-ten.com.
Mr.
Del Stewart,GS-13, Military Analyst (CW3,
- CURRENT: GS-13, Military Analyst, Comb
Previous:
GS-13, Military Analyst,
Scenarios Branch (Note: Duties involved Defense Planning
Scenarios, Multi-Service Force Deployment, Steady St
As a Defense Contractor: Served
as Site Lead, providing CT support to 25th ID (
William Edward Nay (Bill)
is Senior Security Consultant, Nay Consulting Services
and has extensive direct experience in planning, evaluating, and
implementing DOE security programs. 40 years experience at
various levels of security and law enforcement in the DOD (USMC
& USAR) and the DOE. Within the DOE have planned and
implemented security programs in all topical areas. Have
performed the full range of duties; from checking badges as a
Security Officer, to supervision, training and development,
evaluation, and management. Hired by the Office of Energy
Research to establish a security program. This program has
evolved to include personnel, physical, information, and cyber
components. In addition to planning and implementing
Headquarters security programs, have evaluated and justified the
security programs for program elements at DOE funded National
Laboratories and at federal operations offices. Have
managed the security program funding and budget preparation for
all these topical areas to include protection program planning
and management.
Experience
VAs – Completed DOE/NTC courses in VA. Participated on the
VA working group at ORNL. Provided input to the VA for YMP.
OPSEC– Recently participated in an OPSEC review of the Office of
Civilian Radioactive Waste Management and the Yucca Mountain
Project.
SSSP – Provided oversight of the SSSP at ORNL and BNL from 1992
to 2004.
Security Classification – Currently an Authorized
Derivative Classifier (ADC). Previously an Original
Classifier, Derivative Declassfier and an UCNI Reviewing
Official.
Physical Fitness– Chairman of the Physical Fitness Working
Group that standardized the DOE implementation of the Physical
Fitness Standards. Oversaw PF programs at LLNL.
Classified Matter – Headquarters Security Officer for the
DOE Office of Science. Certified Inquiry Official for SC
and RW.
Pass and Badging – Team Leader for the design and implementation
of the DOE Office of Science Common Badge.
Other Security Support – Independent audit of the Cyber
Security Accreditation at the Thomas Jefferson National
Accelerator Facility
Technical Qualifications
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Consultant Resume
Recipient, DOE Outstanding Performance Awards (1992-2004)
Distinguished Alumnus of the Department of Administration of
Justice, San Jose State University
Recipient, 2 On-The-Spot Awards
Recipient, Exceptional Service Award (DOE Bronze Medal)
Recipient, Secretary Richardson’s Hispanic Heritage Award
Recipient, Special Act Award
Recipient, 2 Secretary Pena’s PRIDE Awards
Outstanding Graduate Student, San Jose State University
Instructor of the Year, USARF School, Camp Parks
“Cop of the Year”, Vista Exchange Club
MP of the Month, MCB Camp Pendleton
Life Member, Western Society of Criminology
Life Member, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
Life Member, Alpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor
Society
Relevant Publications
Maximizing Human Potential Through
Work Schedule Engineering, 1989
A Review of the Full Range of Abilities and Characteristics
in Law Enforcement Selection Tests, 1989
Utilizing Job/Task Analysis to Establish Content Validity in
the Design of Training Programs, 1988
Bill F. -- Resume attached with contact email.
Qualified DOD/DOE instructor for first
responders to radiological/nuclear incidents, Member MTT to
provide home station instruction;
Special Agent, Defense Security Service, Special
Liaison/Investigations;
40 years professional experience conducting all types of
Counterintelligence (CI) and Human Intelligence Operations and
Criminal Investigations;
Special Operations Command Joint Forces Command – Intelligence
and Security;
Planner/Advisor for Counterintelligence & Human Intelligence
Operations in a number of operational areas of interest in Conus
and Oconus;
Wrote policies and procedures for tactical CI & Human
Intelligence operations;
Developed, Planned, Supervised and Conducted Special Training
for Counter-Terrorist/Insurgency Operations involving various
Commands and Agencies;
Provided liaison for first responders with Federal, State and
Local Agencies and Department of Defense Contractors;
US Army and New York City Police Department Team Leader and
Instructor for Counter-Terrorism Operations (TTPS);
Qualified Homeland and US Army Instructor for First Responders
to a CBN event;
Prepared, conducted and otherwise involved in numerous simulated
terrorist attacks on key facilities and personnel both within
and outside Continental U.S;
Prepared Force Protection and facility protection plans for
military installations;
Participated in preparation of updated interview and
interrogation format;
Continually cited as top performer in career field by senior
management/rater on performance evaluation;
Provided training to numerous local police departments and
other law enforcement agencies enhancing criminal
investigations, evidence gathering, court testimony,
apprehension tactics and public relations;
Member of Special Operations Teams (operational) both military
and NYPD;
1968-2003: NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Detective Supervisor assigned to Homicide
Task Force, Precinct Detective Squad and Squad Commander,
Organized Crime Control Bureau-Narcotics: responsible for the
supervision, the conduct and the coordination of activities of
NYPD Detectives involved in criminal investigations, arrests and
subsequent activities; conducted hostage negotiations;
collecting intelligence information on various illicit
organizations and individuals; briefing command and supervisory
personnel; and liaison with all levels of government
investigative and intelligence agencies.
Sergeant supervising Emergency Service Unit of the NYPD;
responsible for first response to any number of emergencies and
disasters that included bombings and explosive devices, armed
robberies, warrant executions, sniper incidents, transportation
crashes and collisions involving hazardous, possible WMD and or
explosive materials, human rescue/recovery, and other types of
disaster scenes; Provided counter-sniper and sniper teams, VIP
and Site Protection; conducted hostage negotiations.
Tactical Patrol Force; Decoy and Robbery Suppression Teams;
Uniform Patrol.
Adjunct Instructor at New York City Police Academy for Methods
of Criminal Investigations, Tactics and Techniques of
Surveillance, and Police Counter Terrorist Operations.
BG (Ret) Gary M. Jones
--
brings to Myrmidon Consulting,
LLC over 28 years Military experience as a
seasoned Military Leader that Commanded at all levels of
the Army’s tactical and operational formations.
General Jones is recognized as a proven,
experienced-forged senior leader in military and
international affairs. He managed programs and
deployments at the national and international levels,
with extensive operational expertise in Europe,
Sub-Saharan Africa, Central Asia, the Caribbean, Central
America and the Middle East.
Dr.
Terri K. Wonder, Ph.D.
is a former college English teacher who has moved into the
field of social science research for law enforcement and
military. She is currently a social scientist for the
USAR/TRADOC program Human Terrain Systems and is a federal
civilian employee. She currently works from the program’s
Leavenworth, Kansas, chapter and will deploy to the program’s
Theater Command Element in Baghdad in August 2009. In her
program, she also embedded as a social scientist with Marine
Expeditionary Forces in Anbar Province from December 2008 to
April 2009. In addition to working with Marines, she also
partnered on outside-the-wire expeditions with the Navy’s
Riverine One Squadron. Utilizing mixed research methods from the
social sciences, Terri specializes in local population
perceptions assessments and in civil-military operations
assessments. Her favorite research subjects are educators,
maids, and day laborers.
Mr. Ernest Krutzsch has 14 years Counterintelligence experience in both tactical and strategic Counterintelligence. He retired in 1997 as a CW2, and worked in the 902nd SCO before joining CSC as a contractor, who currently teaches Computer Forensics at the Defense Cyber Investigations Training Academy. He has a Master's Degree in Applied Information Technology from Towson University, and has been associated with the Department of Defense on active duty, as a government worker and contractor for over 37 years.
Chairman/CEO
Mr. James R. Lint served in the United States military for over 20 years, in both the U.S. Marine Corps (7 years) and U.S. Army (14 years). He spent four years as a Marine Counterintelligence specialist and nearly 15 years as an Army Counterintelligence Special Agent. Lint has expertise in counterintelligence, cyber security and information assurance, terrorism and counterterrorism, human intelligence collection and prevention, as well as low-intensity asymmetric warfare. Awarded Intelligence Community Joint Duty Assignment Credit.
Lint attained the rating of Senior Instructor at the U.S. Army’s Intelligence Center and School, Fort Huachuca, Az where he trained enlisted personnel, allied officers, and U.S. officers in the art of military intelligence and counterintelligence. During his tenure, he won the Department of Human Intelligence Instructor of the Month competition for his contributions.
Throughout his military career, Lint spent considerable time in overseas theaters including postings to Cuba, Europe & the Mediterranean, as well as numerous tours in Korea. Additionally, he spent several years as a government contractor, supporting the Army’s Intelligence and Security Command for Systems Test and Evaluation at Fort Belvoir, Va. Shortly thereafter, as part of a Civil Service assignment, he spent nearly 5 years as the Deputy Director for Intelligence & Security with the 1st Signal Brigade in Yongsan, Seoul, Korea.
More recently, Lint spent 2 years in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Office of Intelligence and Analysis, and he served for almost 2 years, as Deputy Director for Safeguards & Security, Office of Science, for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). While at the DOE, Lint ushered through Congress two budgets and oversaw 10 national laboratories security operations with an annual Safeguards and Security budget of $81 million. (Page 473)
James Lint’s personal decorations and accommodations include: the DOE Superior Performance Award, the DHS Performance award, the Joint Meritorious Achievement Award, the Humanitarian Service Medal, the Korea Defense Medal and 5 Meritorious Service Medal’s.
Mr. Lint has an M.B.A. with a concentration in Information Technology Management, from Touro University International.
Mr. Lint has written extensively on counterintelligence, military intelligence, and Korea.
Past Publications Authored
Memories of a day in June. Link A Story about Security and Intelligence Failure in June 1950 and thoughts of Security and Intelligence professionals today.
By 1950, the U.S. Army had just finished World War II five years earlier. The Army had a major drawdown and had cut troop units and staff. Most of the junior personnel had not even served in World War II. No draftees had combat experience.
June 25, 1950 was a nice summer day with people preparing for a post softball event. The weather was wonderful. It was a great day to forget the office and to enjoy life, even if you were stationed in Korea.
That day was a day for Operations Security (OPSEC) and a busy day for many—especially for North Koreans emptying their motor pools and moving troops south to attack South Korea.
Lessons Learned in Recovery of Classified Materials Link
I am often reminded about the guys in the Iran Embassy in November 1979. They thought there was no need for emergency evacuation or for emergency destruction drills. I'm sure there were many in the Pentagon in 2001 who thought the same way. But, November 4, 1979, and September 11, 2001, changed those complacent thoughts.
In the Devil's Shadow, UN Special
Operations During the Korean War
In the Devil's Shadow, UN Special
Operations During the Korean War, by
Michael E. Haas (Colonel, U.S. Army
and U.S. Air Force, Retired)
(Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute
Press, March 2000), 243 pages
Military Intelligence
Professional Bulletin,
4/1/04 by
James R. Lint ·
Intelligence in support of strategic
signal units
The views expressed in this article
are those of the author and do not
reflect the official policy or
position of the U.S. Army
Intelligence Center, ...
Military Intelligence
Professional Bulletin,
7/1/03 by
James R. Lint
James R. Lint Bio Webpage
Vice Chairwoman & Chief Operations Officer
Mrs. Anna
Hyonjoo Lint, Ph.D. Candidate, has spent more than 30 years in both the
private and public sector, including senior level positions in
financial
services and real estate development firms, as well as academia,
in both the United States and South Korea.
A native of Korea and a naturalized U.S.
citizen, Lint received her first Master's degree in Industrial
Design, with a concentration in Interior Design from Ewha
Women's University, Seoul, Korea. She completed her second
Master's degree in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other
Languages) from Oklahoma City University, achieving the
distinction of graduating with honors.
Lint has worked as a professor in the English Language
Department at the Jangan College and Samsung Corporate
Instruction Center in South Korea. Prior to entering academia,
she was Managing Director of a major land development company,
where she oversaw and directed more then 500 residential units
in both Seoul and Inchon. While working in the private
sector, she was also responsible for managing more than 200
foreign language instructors at The ACE Global Education Center
for Foreign Languages, as part of a corporate feeder partnership
and strategic management program, for Samsung Co., LG, Hyundai
Motor Co. of Korea, and Daewoo Motors.
In addition, Lint spent 3 years as a professional translator for
the Commerce Department in the Embassy of New Zealand, Seoul,
Korea. During her time, she was tasked with a myriad of
duties including her primary responsibility of translating
critical business and trade documents for New Zealand-based
companies investigating Foreign Direct Investment opportunities
in Korea's commodities and emerging business markets. While in
Korea, Lint became a successful small business entrepreneur,
securing a handsome profit on a brick and mortar bookstore
venture she built from the ground up.
Lint has also been a constant community
volunteer, dedicating her time and expertise to the Army Family
Support Group of 1st Signal Brigade in Yongsan, Korea.
Additionally while attending Graduate School in Oklahoma City,
she taught English to those in need at the Vietnamese Refugee
Center.
In recent years in the US, Lint spent several years as a Bank
Officer for Chevy Chase Bank, the largest financial institution
founded, owned, and headquartered in the Washington metropolitan
area, later she took a position at CitiBank, one of the largest
whole service banks in the world. For a one year period, she has
been a Branch Service Manager for Nara Bank, where she was the
first manager of a NJ branch for Nara. At present and in
addition to her executive role at the Lint Center, Anna Hyonjoo
Lint is pursuing a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from the Touro University International (TUI), with a focus on
E-Learning.
Past Publications Authored
Why do I love America? 01/01/08 Anna H. Lint
This is an English translation of an article written for a Korean Blog that received a very high view count and published in both languages at www.Storybasket.com
Director and Scholarship Committee Member
Ms. Kay Lee Nicholas has been a successful businesswoman. Started and owned successful marketing company, retired Realtor, and campaign consultant. Ms. Nicholas was married to a Badge and Credentialed Counterintelligence Veteran who served in Karlsruhe and Stuttgart, Germany, circa early-1950s. Later, her husband was a TV news anchorman and four term Nevada legislator. She was the Executive Director of the North Lake Tahoe Chamber of Commerce for several years before starting her own marketing firm. She put to good use her organizational skills as a long-term volunteer with Special Olympics, having participated and organized programs in 3 states. Additionally, she was the head of a team that was successful in presenting and obtaining the bid to host the 1988 International Special Olympics Winter Games. Always active she was the coordinating director of numerous celebrity ski and tennis fundraising events. She has co-written and edited many newspaper and magazine articles, scripts and books. She continues to assist in editorial duties with the Lint Center.
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