General Reimer was formerly Chief of Staff of the Army. An authority on the role of information sharing in disaster planning and response, General Reimer was instrumental in the development of Army Knowledge Online, a vast information portal serving upwards of one million users in the war fighter, institutional and greater Army communities. In recognition of his contributions, the Army named its digital library after General Reimer. After leaving the Army in 1999, Reimer led the National Memorial for the Prevention of Terrorism, where he developed and implemented three national programs related to overcoming barriers to effective responder collaboration and enhancing performance. Reimer has also served as Chief Strategy Officer of DeticaDFI , and Director on the Boards of DeticaDFI, Microvision, DRS Technologies, Plato Learning and Mutual of America Life Insurance companies.
Mr. Rudolph joined VirtualAgility to help design and launch the VirtualAgility software suite into the government, financial services, healthcare, and educational markets. Stuart has over 20 years experience focused on bringing strategic innovation to emerging technologies, building and directing sales teams, leveraging product lifecycles for maximum return, and streamlining workflows and operations at organizations including Corbis, iKnowledge, Scitex, Shira, Sony. Stuart leads the business, sales and technology development aspects of the company.
General Carns was formerly Vice Chief of Staff of the US Air Force. A thought leader, he has written extensively on the role of military force, the need to improve military acquisition processes and the benefits of privatizing military logistics and support functions. As a frequent consultant on military, technical and financial issues, he maintains extensive contracts throughout the U.S. government and with foreign business, academic and governmental leaders in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. General Carns will advise VirtualAgility on the military's rapidly evolving use of information technology, strategic systems procurement.
Mr. Money has served as Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence and as Chief Information Officer for the Department of Defense, as well as top executive of several private sector companies. He has more than 40 years of management and engineering experience with the defense electronics and intelligence industry and currently serves as a board member for numerous companies. Mr. Money has received many honors and distinctions including the Defense Intelligence Agency Director's Award. He advises VirtualAgility on matters regarding government markets and finance.
Mr. Coughlin, formerly a partner at Booz Allen Hamilton, and Diamond Technology Partners, lends VirtualAgility his extensive expertise in business management, executive and organizational development, and corporate expansion strategies and implementation. Ron serves a key role in guiding VirtualAgility's growth and expansion pathways.
Mr. Morton retired as a senior partner at Hale and Dorr, LLC, where he worked with high-ranking government officials in the US, China, and Eastern European countries to design and implement legal, business and economic structures necessary to achieve democratization, privatization and economic stabilization. He has founded and held leadership roles in multiple high tech encryption, optical, plastics and chemical enterprises, and lends his broad business perspective to VirtualAgility's expansion in government and commercial markets.
Mr. Staples retired as President of Mettler-Toledo Thornton, Inc., a business unit of Mettler-Toledo Inc., a major instrumentation company. Prior to growing Thornton Inc. by a factor of five and working with an M&A firm to sell the company to Mettler, Mr. Staples was involved in a number of successful start up companies in the computer software and services area in positions from CFO to President and General Manager. He contributes his expertise in nurturing small companies, building successful teams and developing financing strategies that have supported a number of early-stage, software/technology-based companies on whose Boards he has served.
General Gordon served in the White House as the President's Homeland Security Advisor from June 2003 until June 2004 and as the Deputy National Security Advisor for Counter Terrorism and the National Director for Counter Terrorism from June 2002 to June 2003. Prior to joining the White House team, General Gordon was the first administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration and Undersecretary of Energy, and as an Air Force four-star general, he was the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence from October 1997 until June 2000. General Gordon lends VirtualAgility his broad focus on research and development, strategic planning, inter-governmental operations, and international negotiations.
Mr. Anderson was formerly President, CEO and Chairman of Hogan Systems, prior to its acquisition by CSC, where he became a division President. During his 16 years at IBM, Mr. Anderson rose through multiple field assignments to become Director of Strategy and Integration. He served as President of Nixdorf Computers, North America; and at NEC as Vice President. Mr. Anderson advises VirtualAgility on issues related to business growth and development.
During his 30-year career at IBM, Mr. Kfoury headed several divisions, including serving as Vice President, Development, IBM Personal Computer Division; head of Asia/Pacific Operations and Vice President of the Display Business Unit. He is a former Chairman of the Board of CADAM, a 3D modeling and computer-aided-design software company acquired by Lockheed in 1989. Mr. Kfoury currently serves on the Boards of several for-profit and non-profit companies, and counsels VirtualAgility on business growth and development.
Mr. McDonough was co-founder, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer of E Team Inc., the premier provider of web-based applications in emergency management marketplace. Prior to founding E Team he served as a VP and General Manager at Perceptronics Inc. He also brings 20 years as a US Marine Corps officer to his current consulting with Defense Department and other government contracting markets, and advising the company on strategies for serving the unique challenges of government markets.
Prior to retiring from an FBI career spanning 22 years, Mr. Piernick filled multiple roles in FBI domestic and international terrorism, counterespionage, criminal investigations, crisis management and interagency task force operations. Piernick was responsible for briefing senior members of the U.S. intelligence community on national security matters, such as homeland security, terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, narcotics trafficking and violent street gangs. He is admitted to the Florida and North Carolina Bars. Piernick is lending VirtualAgility his expert advice on configuring solutions to critical intelligence and law enforcement challenges.
