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Mr. Bush recently retired as the Executive Assistant Director for Global Operations at the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.  As a member of the Senior Executive Service (SES) Mr. Bush possesses three decades of security, law enforcement, and intelligence experience uniquely formulated by operational, managerial, and executive responsibilities with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) and as a member of the Cisco Systems Information Security team.  Mr. Bush's specialized application of investigative and operational Cyber capabilities resulted in him being selected as NCIS Counterintelligence Agent of the Year and personal recognition from FBI Directors Louis Freeh and Robert Mueller.  Read More..

Mr. Baldwin recently retired as the Deputy Director of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS).  As a member of the Senior Executive Service (SES) who possesses 33 years of experience as a Federal Agent, he participated and engaged in all aspects of Law Enforcement and Counterintelligence efforts worldwide for the NCIS. Trained in conducting procurement fraud investigations, Mr. Baldwin was the first Federal Agent to use Ex-Parte Court Orders with Inspector General subpoenas to ensure operational security of a criminal investigation by delaying customer notice for access to financial records. Mr. Baldwin’s sustained fraud expertise and expert control of a first of its kind undercover procurement fraud operation which identified safety concerns with installed components on Navy aircraft and earned him the 1995 NCIS Special Agent of the Year Award for Economic Crimes Investigations.  Read More..

Mr. Scovel retired as the Deputy Director and Acting Director of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service 2010.  As a member of the Senior Executive Service (SES) who possesses 32 years of experience as a Federal Agent, he participated and engaged in all aspects of Law Enforcement and Counterintelligence efforts worldwide for the NCIS.  In 2000 Mr. Scovel attended the National Security Management Course at Syracuse University and was subsequently detailed to the USS Cole Commission tasked with drafting the counterintelligence force protection recommendations.  As a result of his contributions on the Cole Commission, Mr. Scovel was awarded the Navy Meritorious Civilian Service and Defense Exceptional Civilian Service Awards. Upon retiring from NCIS, Mr. Scovel was the CACI Vice President for Cyber Security, leading the nascent Federal DoD CI and Law Enforcement business practice from less than $2 million annual revenue to over $33 Million annually.  Read More..

Ms. Powers retired as the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), Inspector General (IG) with more than 21 years of service as a Special Agent.  As the NCIS IG, Ms. Powers served as the primary adviser to the Director of NCIS regarding the integrity, effectiveness, and efficiency of worldwide NCIS activities and personnel in 191 locations within 41 countries.  Prior to her assignment as the IG Ms. Powers delivered impacting law enforcement and counterintelligence results in a series of undercover, supervisory, and senior leadership assignments. Read More...