After retirement, Warren worked with In-Q-Tel, a strategic investment firm that serves as a bridge between the U.S. Intelligence Community and venture backed start-up companies, where he managed DIA and DHS investment portfolios. He has held executive positions with advanced technology companies that delivered products, solutions, and services to Government and commercial clients.

Warren holds a B.S. in Marine Engineering, has extensive post-graduate training in a wide range of management fields, and is working toward his PhD.

He has worked at all levels of R&D, most recently as the Coast Guard’s Director of Strategic Analysis & Development, providing executive level leadership, strategic analysis and forecasting.

He has developed partnerships with other government agencies, as well as with industry and academia. He has written position papers and focused short notice REACTs – Rapid Evaluation of Critical Technologies where a three week deadline is specified and has given numerous presentations and talks.

Guy is an operations and planning expert with master-level experience in both the National Incident Management and the Joint Planning and Execution Systems. He is an internationally recognized military officer, having led multi-national forces in global counter-narcotics operations. Guy has extensive program management experience in both the military and civilian worlds, including infrastructure improvement and acquisition, fleet-wide avionics upgrades, tactics, techniques and procedures development and commercial ITAR aviation program management. He has extensive experience working with the National Intelligence Community, synthesizing information for law enforcement and military operations. He is a retired Coast Guard Captain (O6) with over 20 years of distinguished rotary wing service and over 27 years of uniformed service. Guy has an undergraduate degree in Economics from Duke University and a Master of Strategic Studies from the USAF War College.

Mark is a licensed captain with American Cruise Lines. He served over 24 years in the U.S. Coast Guard aboard five cutters and in various leadership positions ashore, including duty as a joint operational planner of U.S. Northern command and is an operations and maintenance scheduler.

Over a 4-yer period he led the U.S. Coast Guard Command and Operations School, responsible for the training of prospective Commanding Officers for all U.S. Coast Guard cutters. As the Atlantic Area Chief of Operational Forces, he was responsible for the oversight of 37 units, comprised of 3500 men and women conducting frontline operations.

Mark holds a B.S. in Government from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and a M.A. in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College. He is a graduate of the U.S. Navy’s Maritime Advanced Warfighting School, and an alumnus of the Partnership for Public Service Excellence in a Government Fellows Program

Kevin is a leader with Cyber and Cryptologic expertise directing geographically dispersed diverse teams conducting operations supporting national, DHS, and Coast Guard missions.  He is an experienced innovative resource sponsor and policy advisor on emerging technologies; with significant experience briefing senior service and Intelligence Community Leadership, as well as Congressional Staff.  An intelligence professional, policy advisor, resource sponsor and mariner who commanded at sea and ashore, Kevin is skilled at defining, developing, and deploying capability to improve mission effectiveness.   

Kevin retired from command of the Coast Guard Cryptologic Group based at the National Security Agency.  He enjoyed 27 years active duty service with the Coast Guard and served 10 years at sea in four cutters and one training command including experience maintaining navigational aids and icebreaking.   

Kevin earned a B.S. in Marine Science, and a M.S. in Strategic Intelligence from the National Intelligence University.  His thesis award winning thesis The Coast Guard Intelligence Program Enters the Intelligence Community; A Case Study of Congressional Influence on Intelligence Community Evolution was published in 2007.  

Michael is a retired U.S. Coast Guard Captain with 27 years of service. His last position, prior to retirement, was Deputy Commander of Sector Puget Sound. He led and managed all aspects of USCG planning and coordination (federal, state, tribal and local port partners) and USCG operations in Puget Sound, from daily tactical briefings and risk management oversight to incident response for all  CG statutory missions.

In addition to his Sector operational tours, Mike has a broad range of program management experience, including guiding USCG platforms , coordinating with DoD, and guiding interagency operational and strategic level policies.

As the Program manager for the Office of Boat Forces, he provided direct oversight for all boat acquisition and support contracts for USCG boats, oversight for personnel protective equipment for boat crews, and guidance in CG policy for all boat operations, training, and maintenance. 

Mike holds a BS in Political Science from Old Dominion University, a Masters in Military Studies from the USMC Command and Staff College and is a NIMS qualified Incident Command System – Incident Commander.

Rahshaan is a solutions focused and accomplished military veteran, consultant, and Project Management Professional (PMP ®) with 20+ years of experience managing and leading business processes and teams to complete Coast Guard, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of Defense missions. He led projects in the Office of Shore Forces, and is an expert in capability development, maritime homeland security, human capital management, quality systems management, and organizational performance.

Since his retirement, Rahshaan has provided technical, analytical, and administrative support to Coast Guard contractors. These efforts include but are not limited to: specialized weapons and tactics, countering weapons of mass destruction (CWMD), aerial/surface threat engagement, port vulnerability assessment, shore force enterprise units/operations, human capital management, emergency management, and port/facility risk assessments.

Rahshaan holds a B.S. in Government from the U. S. Coast Guard Academy, a M.S. in Quality Systems Management from the National Graduate School, and a Doctorate in Business Administration from the National Graduate School.

Richard works one on one with highly motivated individuals so that they can communicate clearly and with style. He is particularly astute at proposal writing and editing for a wide range of client proposals. He has written articles for The Boston Globe, Maine Public Radio, and ArtWeek. He coaches senior leaders and helps businesses connect and formalize partnerships. 

He studied Chinese at Yale and proceeded to a fellowship from Oberlin College teaching English at Tunghai University in Taiwan.  He went on to become Director of the Academia Language Center in Harvard Square— with clients that included Delta Airlines, The Boston Globe, Tokyo Gas, the U.S. Navy, Polaroid, Gillette, Harvard University and MIT.

In 1999 Richard created Greengage—with clients such as Pepsico, Chrysler, Business Week, MetLife, Newsday, Suzuki, Better Homes and Gardens, National Semiconductor, and Texas Instruments. 

In addition, Richard acted professionally in classic theater—Robert Lowell, Sophocles, William Saroyan, Tennessee Williams—in New York and San Francisco.

Richard guides people to communications that are clear, graceful, and engaging.