EW #712 Professional Experience:
1999-present President,
1987-1999 President, National Safe Workplace Institute

Previous: Management Consultant
National Governors’ Association (Staff Director)
United States Senate (Executive/Legislative Assistant)
Congressional investigator
United States Marine Corps

Litigation Experience:
Testified, gave depositions, or consulted in more than 75 cases. Qualified in State and Federal court, civil and criminal.

Education:
• School for Advanced International Studies, The John Hopkins University
• M.P.A., The Maxwell School, Syracuse University
• M.A., Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, University of Pennsylvania
• B.S., Arts & Sciences, Illinois State University

Professional:
• International Association of Professional Security Consultants
• Association of Threat Assessment Professionals
• American Society for Industrial Security
• Society for Human Resources Management
• American Society for Training and Development

For two decades, EW #712  has consulted many prestigious institutions, businesses, and government agencies in meeting their security and safety requirements. As a result, he brings seasoned judgment to those that he serves during this challenging period. Currently, he is partnering with colleagues under the umbrella * Security to meet the needs of a changing marketplace.

His career spans many aspects of security ranging from facility planning to establishing crisis management procedures. His clients include Fortune 100 firms, prestigious hospitals, government agencies, law enforcement agencies, and many others (please see Management Consulting). He has distinguished professional, research and educational achievements as well. He is often called upon to speak before academic, business, and professional groups across the U.S. and abroad.

In taking on assignments, EW #712  carefully listens to client needs and matches their requirements with appropriate knowledge-based solutions and hardware. His analytical and investigative capabilities are substantial, and he is often called upon to use the wide range of assessment and survey tools to reveal vulnerabilities or critical employee perceptions.

In the courtroom, he has excelled as an expert in a variety of settings. He has served as a consultant for plaintiff and defense attorneys in more than 50 cases across the United States, having qualified in both Federal and State court and in both civil and criminal actions.

Throughout his career, EW #712  has upheld the idea that informed people are more likely to lead more secure lives. To help educate others, he established *.com, a content-rich Web site that reaches an estimated 10,000 visitors weekly by mid-2002.

His career includes continuing and distinguished public service, building upon his early career as a senior aide in the United States Senate and as a Congressional investigator. He also has written for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Newsweek, The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times among many others. He has been published in numerous trade and business publications, both local and national.

A member of the notable International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC), EW #712 subscribes to the highest ethical standards in the profession. He holds graduate degrees from Syracuse University and the University of Pennsylvania. Before attending college, he distinguished himself as a combat Marine.

He has lectured at some of the finest universities in the United States including Duke, University of Illinois, University of California-Berkeley, North Carolina State, Johns Hopkins, University of Chicago and others. He has received numerous national awards for his contributions to a safer and more secure world. He is a devoted husband and father of three sons.