CT STRATEGIES - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- CEO
- Co - Founder
- Director of Targeting Programs
Andrew Farrelly is the CEO of CT Strategies, which provides strategic services to clients seeking current and innovative insight into border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world. While in government, Andrew devoted himself to the strengthening of United States security interests through an accomplished career with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
During his time with CBP, he significantly developed the operational standards and efficiency as a former Director of Targeting Programs for CBP's National Targeting Center, as well as in his most recent role as the Chief of Staff for the Deputy Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Andrew Farrelly is the CEO and Co-Founder of CT Strategies, which provides strategic services to clients seeking current and innovative insight into border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Bernd Schlenther is an independent expert who assists governments in improving domestic resource mobilization (DRM) and in addressing illicit financial flows (IFFs). Mr. Schlenther's expertise lies from his more than 20 years of operational and management experience at the South African Revenue Service (SARS), where he served in diverse fields, including taxation, customs, enforcement and compliance, anti-money laundering, risk management, and intelligence.
Job Titles:
- Operations and Policy Executive
- Position of Executive Director of National Targeting and Security at the CBP
Mr. Bartoldus previously served as the Senior Director of the Screening Coordination Office at DHS, where he was directly responsible for the development and implementation of DHS-wide improved traveler screening and watch-listing programs, the development of the TSA Secure Flight Program, the "one-DHS solution," international screening platforms, and shared information technology solutions. He oversaw key DHS-wide strategic initiatives, including enforcement systems for cargo, passenger, and worker screening, targeting and analysis.
Charles Bartoldus is an operations and policy executive with over 34 years of law enforcement, national security, and border protection experience developing, implementing, and directing tactical and strategic programs within the White House National Security Staff (NSS), Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
Job Titles:
- Acting Director of Field Operations for the Seattle Field Office
- Assistant Director of Field Operations - Trade for the Seattle Field Office
Christopher Kennally has more than 44 years of Government experience. After retiring from the U.S. Army in 1998, he entered on duty with the U.S. Customs Service, later reorganized as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), at the Port of Anchorage, Alaska.
He has held a variety of key management positions within CBP, such as the Area Port Director-Savannah, Georgia, Acting Director of Field Operations (DFO), Seattle Field Office, Assistant DFO-Trade, Seattle Field Office, and Deputy Executive Director, Cargo and Conveyance Security (CCS).
Christopher Kennally is a recent retiree of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) with over 44 years of federal service. During his career, he was widely recognized as a border management and security expert, specifically in regards to enhancing and securing trade and travel. With Mr. Kennally's years of federal service in leadership positions throughout CBP, he brings extensive experience, expertise, and insights to the CT Strategies team.
Mr. Kennally is a 2011 graduate of CBP Leadership Institute, University of Chicago-Booth School of Business and the recipient of the Commissioner's Dean-Melendez Anti-Terrorism Award and Commissioner's Award for meritorious service (Trade Facilitation).
Job Titles:
- Director of Business Development
Claire Dodman is the Director of Business Development at CT Strategies, a firm which provides strategic consulting services to clients seeking insight and innovative approaches to current border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Claire Dodman, Director of Business Development, is responsible for identification and pursuit of strategic opportunities and partnerships. Ms. Dodman guides objectives for business expansion, develops proposals and project plans, and conducts outreach.
Job Titles:
- Associate
- Global Services Associate
Conor Crep is a Global Services Associate at CT Strategies. As a Global Services Analyst, Mr. Crep supports CT Strategies' client portfolio, manages client relationships, and provides research and analysis to inform client-facing deliverables.
Conor Crep is a Global Services Associate at CT Strategies, a firm which provides strategic consulting services to clients seeking insight and innovative approaches to current border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Job Titles:
- Customs Operations, Information Technology, and Training Expert
David Austin is a Customs Operations, Information Technology, and Training expert with 33 years of government experience and 14 years as a consultant/trainer in the private sector. He began his career with the U.S. Customs Service as a Customs Inspector and ended his federal service with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) as the Assistant Port Director, Trade Operations for the Port of Baltimore. For 23 years he served at Customs/CBP Headquarters as an IT manager involved in system design, development, documentation, testing, training and implementation. During this time, he helped modernize and enhance the automation behind numerous CBP operations and trade processing systems.
Job Titles:
- President & CEO of ESun Global Consultants LLC
Mr. Burnell is a passionate advocate for various social causes. Mr. Burnell co-created a haunted events company, Monster Magic, Inc., with its sole purpose of donating all proceeds to charity. He established a marathon running event on behalf of Shriners Children's Hospital, in Springfield, Ma. He is a consistent and active contributor to Wounded Warrior Project, Australia Zoo, Sea Shepherd, and Save the Manatee Club. Mr. Burnell also founded, and is the President of Innovation Reef & Wildlife Conservancy, a public charity designed to scientifically combat reef degradation, habitat degradation, invasive species, and assist in education to create impactful programs for those who are in need.
David Burnell is an accomplished professional and entrepreneur. He has served at the executive level for small and large multi-billion-dollar supply chain companies and successfully founded and sold two companies.
Mr. Burnell is the President & CEO of eSun Global Consultants LLC. Founded in 2013, the firm offers expertise in mergers, acquisitions, and all aspects of supply chain operations. Heis also a subject matter expert in counter terrorism, and regulatory compliance related to Homeland Security, and Transportation Cargo Security.
For the last year and a half, Mr. Murphy has been called upon to serve in some of the top leadership positions within CBP and the Office of Field Operations as Executive Director of Operations, Deputy Assistant Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner, overseeing 29,000 personnel and a 4 billion dollar budget. He assisted in the efforts to expand preclearance in Abu Dhabi, the 560 public/private partnership initiative, and the "Workload Staffing Model" for the Office of Field Operations.
Mr. Murphy has served in a number of critical leadership positions within CBP. He retired with 30 years of government service on September 25, 2013. He has served in the Senior Executive Service since 2006 when he was selected as the Director, Field Operations, Chicago Field Office. In this capacity, he was responsible for all Office of Field Operations activities in a 12 state Midwest region. He supervised a workforce of approximately 1,100 employees, 40 offices, 23 Port Director and 4 Area Port Directors and his managerial oversight included all international arrivals in airport and seaport environments, including airports at Chicago O'Hare, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Cleveland, Cincinnati and St. Louis, as well as three largest express consignment operations in the United States (DHL, UPS and FedEx). While in Chicago he hosted his own live weekly public television show on CBP, the first of its kind in the nation.
Erik Moncayo has over 25 years of Federal Government service in the areas of security, intelligence and analysis, international relations, training and employee development, and organizational design and management. He began his federal career with the U.S. Border Patrol in February 1996 in Douglas, Arizona. Mr. Moncayo most recently served as the Deputy Assistant Commissioner for CBP's Office of International Affairs (INA), where he provided executive leadership in planning short and long-range strategies, activities, and projects with national and international impact. With Mr. Moncayo's years of federal service in leadership positions throughout CBP, he brings extensive experience, expertise, and insights to the CT Strategies team.
Eugenio Garza Jr. is a former U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) official with over 42 years of federal service. Most recently, he served as Director of Field Operations at the Laredo (Texas) Field Office for CBP. While serving as Director of Field Operations, Mr. Garza provided oversight and guidance to the operation of eight ports of entry across Texas. He also created partnerships with the private sector and other federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to include the Government of Mexico.
Eugenio Garza Jr. is a recent retiree of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) with over 42 years of federal service. During his career, he was widely recognized as an expert in international border security management issues. With Mr. Garza's years of service in leadership positions at CBP he brings extensive experience, a breadth of knowledge, and insights to the CT Strategies team.
Gary Lupinacci is an expert in the area of cargo security and an accomplished professional with extensive experience, both in the public and private sector.
Mr. Lupinacci is the former Vice President of Security and Government Compliance at Worldwide Flight Services. In this capacity, he led the regional security staff team, assuming responsibility for all security of 95 cities and over 10,000 employees. In addition, he developed and implemented strategic security culture change programs.
Job Titles:
- Customs Advisor to the Pan - European Network of Customs Practitioners
Gillian Castle currently serves as a Customs Advisor to the Pan-European Network of Customs Practitioners (PEN-CP) at the Cross Border Research Association (CBRA).
Mr. Baldwin also served as the Acting Executive Director of Operations for the Office of Field Operations at CBP Headquarters in Washington, DC. In this capacity, he was the senior executive responsible for the management of the operations of 20 major field offices and the operations at 328 ports of entry. Additionally, Mr. Baldwin has represented the United States on Customs related matters and training initiatives in Europe, Central and South America, and Africa. He has served on CBP's ‘Commissioner's Advisory Board' and National Professionalism Board, was instrumental in the revision of the agency's personal search standards, and participated in the establishment of the agency's Discipline Review Board.
In November 2008, Mr. Baldwin received the Secretary's Award for ‘Team DHS Excellence' in recognition of CBP's hurricane season relief, recovery and reconstitution efforts. In March 2009, he received the CBP Commissioner's Best Practices and Innovation Award for the ‘Model Ports Initiative'.
Jeffrey Baldwin is a customs and port operations expert with over 39 years of federal service with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and its predecessor agencies.
Throughout his career, he has been entrusted with the complete management of law enforcement operations, policy, and infrastructure at critical multimodal port locations across the United States as well as at the national level.
Job Titles:
- Customs Operations Expert
Joe Uribe began his federal career with the U.S. Department of Interior and received his B.A. in Animal Science from Texas A&M. Throughout Mr. Uribe's career, he has developed an in-depth knowledge of critical issues in border security and provided strong, steady leadership.
Joe Uribe is a recently retired Customs operations expert with 38 years of service at three different federal agencies. His decades of service and leadership in the areas of trade facilitation, agriculture inspections, and border security add extensive and unique aspects of experience to the CT Strategies team.
Job Titles:
- Founder and President of K2 Trade Solutions, LLC
- Founding Member of the Coalition of New England Companies for Trade
Karen Kenney is the founder and President of K2 Trade Solutions, LLC, a global trade management advisory firm that assists companies in optimizing their supply chains to save time,money, and reduce risk.
Prior to K2 Trade Solutions, Ms. Kenney served as the President of Janel Group, a public, 70-million-dollar, global logistics service provider with 15 offices across the U.S. There, she led finance, sales, marketing, operations, technology, acquisitions as well as the planning and execution of the company's long term growth strategy around the globe. In previous roles, she served as Vice President of Global Partnerships for Janel Group and, earlier, as President of Liberty International. She's held positions in every aspect of supply chain logistics during her career, including agency development, business development, Customs brokerage operations, forwarding operations and supply chain technology solutions.
She has more than 30 years of experience in international logistics and commercial operations, including customs brokerage, freight forwarding, cargo security, CTPAT and the creation and implementation of IT systems. She led the sourcing, due diligence, and successful integration of several Customs brokerage and freight forwarding acquisitions, as well as expansion efforts into new service locations. Ms. Kenney was instrumental in developing overseas agency networks and active in key account sales. She's traveled extensively in the Far East, with particular emphasis on mainland China.
Ms. Kenney is a founding member of the Coalition of New England Companies for Trade (CONECT) and sits on CONECT's Board of Directors. She's the former President of the World Trade Club of Rhode Island. Ms. Kenney was a past member of CBP's 12th and 13th COACs (Commercial Operations Advisory Committee). During her 2nd term, she served as the Trade Chair for the Trade Enforcement and Revenue Collection Subcommittee of the COAC. Ms. Kenney is a native of Rhode Island where she lives with her husband.
Job Titles:
- Senior Global Supply Chain Advisor
Karen Kenny is a Senior Global Supply Chain Advisor at CT Strategies, which provides strategic services to clients seeking current and innovative insight into border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Additionally, Ms. Conway has served as Program Manager for multiple offices within CBP and its predecessor, the U.S. Customs Service, to include the Office of Anti-Terrorism, OFO's Anti-Smuggling Division, and the International Training And Assistance Division of the Office of International Affairs.
Kathleen Conway is an experienced border management professional with over thirty-six years of service in law enforcement, border security, and trade policy and operations. She began her federal career as a U.S. Customs Inspector and has since implemented and directed tactical and strategic programs within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
Ms. Conway's areas of expertise include border security and trade facilitation, customs and immigration operations, risk management, and technologies applied to border management.
Job Titles:
- Customs and Investigations Expert
Mr. Winchell is a Customs and investigations expert with more than 34 years of related law enforcement experience. Mr. Winchell has held executive positions in the World Customs Organization, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and its predecessor agency, the U.S. Customs Service.
Mr. Winchell is the former Deputy Director of the Compliance and Enforcement sub-directorate within the World Customs Organization. In this role, he was responsible for maintaining the Customs Enforcement Network (CEN), and for coordinating international cross border enforcement operations within the WCO's priority areas: revenue compliance, drug enforcement, security, environmental crime, and IPR/health and safety. He was also responsible for the WCO's training programs, providing technical assistance to member nations, and establishing the WCO's compliance enforcement policy and procedures.
Mr. Winchell has served on several boards that have allowed him to further his expertise in areas critical to Homeland Security. He has served on the Executive Board of two Joint Terrorism Task Forces and the Integrated Border Enforcement Team. Hewas the Chair of the Executive Board for the NW Border Enforcement and Security Task Force and the NW High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area. Mr. Winchell is currently a member of the Association of Former Customs Special Agents.
Job Titles:
- Co - Founder
- President
- Recognized Expert in All Things Customs and Trade
Allen Gina is the President of CT Strategies, a Customs and Border Management consulting firm which provides strategic services to clients seeking current and innovative insight into border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Prior to establishing CT Strategies, Mr. Gina served as Assistant Commissioner for International Trade at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). As Assistant Commissioner, Mr. Gina oversaw a workforce of over 1,000 employees,a budget of over $300 million, and led the most extensive trade transformation initiative in CBP's history.
Mr. Allen Gina is the President and Co-Founder of CT Strategies which provides strategic services to clients seeking current and innovative insight into border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Prior to establishing CT Strategies, Mr. Gina served as Assistant Commissioner for International Trade at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). As Assistant Commissioner, Mr. Gina oversaw a workforce of over 1,000 employees and a budget of over $300 million, and was responsible for leading the most extensive trade transformation initiative in CBP's history.
Prior to serving as Assistant Commissioner for International Trade, Mr. Gina served as the Assistant Commissioner for International Affairs; (A) Assistant and Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Intelligence and Operations Coordination, and (A) Executive Director for the Joint Operations Directorate at CBP. Mr. Gina was appointed to the Senior Executive Service in 2004 as the Executive Director of the Container Security and Secure Freight Initiatives. Prior to entering the Senior Executive Service, Mr. Gina served as Customs Inspector, Supervisory Customs Inspector, Chief Customs Inspector, and Area Port Director, as well as the Director of various offices including: the Customs Industry Partnership Program, the Customs Outbound Program, and the Customs Office of Border Security.
Throughout his 30 plus-year career at CBP and its predecessor agency, the U.S. Customs Service, Mr. Gina has been a pioneer and a leader, developing broad and far-reaching national and international programs to support anti-terrorism and trade transformation policies. Prior to and during the first year of operation of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Mr. Gina was assigned to the Border and Transportation Security Directorate as Director of Agency Coordination to help establish policies and procedures.
Mr. Gina is a native of New York City and received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Queens College and is a graduate of the Office of Personnel Management's Executive Development Program and the Harvard Kennedy School of Government Senior Executive Fellows Program. Mr. Gina has received numerous commendations and awards and has been conferred the rank of Meritorious Executive by the President of the United States. Mr. Gina lives in Virginia with his wife and has a daughter that lives in the District of Columbia.
Mr. Allen Gina is a Co-Founder of CT Strategies which provides strategic services to clients seeking current and innovative insight into border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Mr. Bradd Skinner is a Homeland Security professional who is an accomplished leader, with 35 years of domestic and international experience. With over 20 years of experience with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Mr. Skinner's areas of expertise include border security systems, trade operations and negotiations, and international investigations. Mr. Skinner is fluent in Spanish and English.
Job Titles:
- Assistant Director for Border Security at the Laredo
- Retired
Mr. Sanchez served as the Acting Director for the Laredo Field Office in 2014, from January to July. As Acting Director, Sanchez provided oversight and guidance to the operation of eight ports of entry, extending from Brownsville to Del Rio, overseeing a complement of more than 2,600 employees. In that year, CBP Officers in South Texas facilitated the processing of 2.8 million commercial trucks with a total value of processed imports exceeding $142 billion annually, 19.6 million privately owned vehicles, and over 53 million passengers and pedestrians.
Noel Sanchez is a retired U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) official. Most recently, he was appointed as the Assistant Director for Border Security at the Laredo, Texas Field Office in December 2010. As Assistant Director for Border Security, he was responsible for all activities related to the admissibility of people, addressing and preventing threats of terrorism, and the deterrence of smuggling of contraband and narcotics through the eight ports of entry in the Laredo Field Office.
Job Titles:
- Acting Director of CTPAT
- Strategies' Vice President
- Vice President of Global Services
Shawn Beddows is CT Strategies' Vice President of Global Services. Mr. Beddows has over 21 years of experience serving U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the legacy Customs Service.
Most recently, while in government, Mr. Beddows served as CBP's Deputy Attaché in Brussels, Belgium. Mr. Beddows is also an Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Technical and Operational Adviser who is recognized by the World Customs Organization (WCO) with expertise in air cargo and passenger operations, maritime cargo operations, as well as aviation security initiatives.
Shawn Beddows is the Vice President of Global Services at CT Strategies, which provides strategic consulting services to clients seeking insight and innovative approaches to current border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Mr. Shawn Beddows is a World Customs Organization (WCO) accredited Customs Technical and Operational Advisor in the field of Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) and Associated Global Trusted Trader Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRA). He served for 22 years in U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in a variety of roles, including air cargo and passenger operations, maritime operations, supply chain security, and aviation security initiatives. He also served as the Vice-Chairperson of the SAFE Working Group at the WCO and oversaw the final negotiations and signing of the Mutual Recognition Decision between the United States and the European Union.
Most recently, Mr. Beddows managed Cargo Security, Cargo Border Management (CBM) and engagement with the WCO at the International Air Transport Association (IATA). In this role, he supported CBM capacity building initiatives, serving as the Secretary of Cargo Security Working Group and IATA representative to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Working Group on Air Cargo Security.
Prior to his role at IATA, Mr. Beddows served in key positions in government, including Deputy CBP Attaché in Brussels and Acting Director of the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) at CBP Headquarters. As Deputy Attaché, Mr. Beddows represented CBP's positions on policy and operational matters, reporting to the Ambassadors of the U.S. Mission to the European Union and the U.S. Embassy to the Kingdom of Belgium. He also represented CBP, regarding global Customs policy and technical issues at the WCO, to include coordination with ICAO, IATA, and other industry stakeholders with regards to Pre-Loading Advance Cargo Information (PLACI) and other developing standards and guidance.
During his time as Acting Director of CTPAT, Mr. Beddows was responsible for providing high-level briefings for senior leaders, creating policy and making policy decisions on behalf of the program, negotiating and meeting with foreign delegates, and coordinating with the Commercial Operations Advisory Committee (COAC) as well as with various trade groups and government agencies.
Mr. Beddows began his career as a CBP Officer at the Newark/Elizabeth Seaport in New Jersey. He later took on roles as a Supply Chain Security Specialist and Branch Chief, developing his expertise in supply chain security, the CTPAT program, and the DHS single trusted shipper program. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration, Criminal Justice Option from Kean University in New Jersey.
Job Titles:
- Director of the Training and Assistance Division at CBP
Robert Watt has over 33 years of Federal Service with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Customs Service. Prior to his retirement in December of 2019, Mr. Watt was serving as the Director for the Non-Intrusive Inspection Division (NIID). In this role, Mr. Watt oversaw a $1 billion portfolio of NII technology consisting of radiation detection, x-ray, and imaging equipment that provided critical interdiction and detection capabilities at ports of entry throughout the United States.
Job Titles:
- Supply Chain Security and Customs Operations Expert
Ronald May is a supply chain security and customs operations expert with over 31 years of experience serving U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the legacy U.S. Customs Service. Most recently, he served at the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa as the U.S. CBP Attaché to Canada. As CBP's senior representative to Canada, Mr. May was responsible for coordinating all U.S./Canada border management policies and strategies with the U.S. Ambassador and Canadian Government entities.
Job Titles:
- Retired Chief
- Retired Chief Patrol Agent
Salvador Nieto is a retired Chief Patrol Agent, having served as a member of the Senior Executive Service from September 2007 until he retired on December 31, 2013. Most recently, Mr. Nieto served as the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Director of the Border Enforcement Coordination Cell at the El Paso Intelligence Center (EPIC). In this capacity, he directed a multi-jurisdictional information coordination cell which served as the primary location for DHS-focused southwest border interdiction, investigative, and intelligence coordination. These efforts enhanced information sharing and collaboration between DHS, the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Department of Defense (DOD), state, local and tribal law enforcement, as well as international and non-governmental partners.
Job Titles:
- Business Development Analyst
Shine Aung is a Business Development Analyst at CT Strategies, a firm which provides strategic consulting services to clients seeking insight and innovative approaches to current border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Shine Aung supports CT Strategies by performing market research and analysis, prospect outreach, and relationship management. Mr. Aung holds a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University. Duringhis undergraduate studies, Mr. Aung conducted research on Asia's economic development. He also has experience working as Consultant in the Philippines.
Ms. Santos has 20 years of service experience in the Mexican Customs and Foreign Trade. Her experience is not only as an official of different Mexican customs ports of entry, but also during her time in the private sector, she provided her services as a training leader for an influential multinational corporation, managing one of the customs projects of high relevance for the Mexican government within the Mexican Customs. She created and imparted training programs to the personnel of said project.
Thoang Tran recently served as the Deputy Chief of Party/Senior Customs Expert at the USAID Trade Facilitation Program (TFP). Here, he was responsible for the General Department of Vietnam Customs (GDVC) and line ministries, including the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development, Health, and the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Preceding his career with ASEAN ARISE, Mr. Tran served as a Senior Officer at Vietnam's Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Administrative Procedure Control Agency (APCA), where he was responsible for suggesting changes to customs administrative procedures and processes at the provincial level.
Job Titles:
- Law Enforcement Executive
William Ferrara is a highly accomplished federal law enforcement executive with extensive leadership, management, and operational experience. Throughout his 33-year career at U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP), and its legacy agency, the United States Customs Service, Mr. Ferrara was a transformational leader who consistently delivered solutions to complex national and international challenges.
Zach Hartnett is the Managing Director of CT Strategies, a firm which provides strategic consulting services to clients seeking insight and innovative approaches to current border management and supply chain challenges in the U.S. and around the world.
Zach Hartnett is responsible for developing and executing company business strategy, providing strategic advice to company leadership, and designing and implementing business plans to maximize team performance to achieve company goals. Mr. Hartnett also serves as a portfolio manager for non-intrusive inspection projects, as well as an advisor on federal acquisition, budget, and engagement strategy across the customer portfolio.