Prior to founding CSMI, Randall held key positions with L3 Communications Security and Detection Systems and with PerkinElmer Detection Systems managing the production and all facets of fielding and integration of large scale security detection technologies into seaports, airports, land border crossings and secure facilities with a focus on supporting DoD/DHS and governments in Latin America and Asia. Previously, Randall was the Country Manager - Mexico Operations for American Science & Engineering, Inc. He provided direct operational support to the Mexican Attorney General’s office by managing a major deployment of technology based security detection systems at remote security checkpoints throughout the Mexican Republic. As Country Manager, Randall was responsible for the formation and management of a Mexican Joint Venture to manage all company operations in the region. Randall is a 20 year veteran of the US Army retiring in 1998. His military background consists of assignments in both conventional and Special Operations units including multiple Special Forces Groups, the US Army Special Operations Command and the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center - Combat Developments where he managed the development of multiple technology based Special Access Programs. Randall holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of the State of New York and a Master’s Degree in Security Administration from Webster University. Randall is a graduate of the Defense Language Institute - Monterrey and is a life member of the Special Forces Association.

He most recently served as an Assistant Vice President for Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) in its Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Group. Previously, he served as Senior Director of National Defense, Intelligence and Language Services for a Small Woman-Owned Defense Contractor - SM Consulting, Inc (SMC). At SMC, Frank was instrumental in helping the company grow into one of the country’s fastest growing Defense Contractors for 5 straight years. In 2008, SAIC purchased SMC in order to expand and enhance the range of capabilities it offers to support their Customer’s most critical missions. Prior to that, Mr. ODonnell spent 2 years as a Senior Consultant in both Washington, DC and New York, NY for a large regional consulting firm. Mr. ODonnell has experience developing new business opportunities, conducting needs assessments, developing strategic plans and implementing solutions. He also has served in a Program Management capacity on multiple contracts. He has supported programs for the Department of Defense (DoD) clients, such as: the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), Counterintelligence Field Activity (CIFA), DoD Guantanamo Military Tribunals, U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), Special Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR), European Command (EUCOM), Africa Command (AFRICOM), as well as the Intelligence Community including: The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), National Virtual Translation Center (NVTC), National Security Agency (NSA), and OGA/Intelligence Community (IC) entities, as well as international corporations. Frank holds a Law Degree from Suffolk University Law School and a Master’s in Public Administration from the Sawyer School of Management at Suffolk University. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Fitchburg State University.

Tom’s previous assignments include CSMI Program Manager for a 55 million dollar IR/Night Vision fielding and sustainment project in Iraq in support of all USMC EOD Units. Tom’s direct efforts resulted in expanding the value of that operation to more than 85 million dollars. Tom is a former US Army Officer who retired in 1997 having spent the majority of his career in Special Operations Forces (SOF) units. Tom is a combat veteran and has commanded organizations up to the Joint Special Operations Task Force level (JSOTF 2 – Rwanda Africa). Tom ‘s previous experience includes duties as the CENTCOM Desk Officer at the USA Special Operations Command (USASOC) during OEF/OIF where he was instrumental in the largest deployment of Special Operations Forces (SOF) in history. Tom has held various positions with the 75th Ranger Regiment to include the G4 Regimental Logistics Officer where he organized the deployment of 3 Ranger Battalions conducting the largest Airborne Assault since WWII during Operation “Just Cause”. Tom’s past assignments include the Special Operations Command Europe where Tom was recognized for saving thousands of Hutu and Tutsi tribesmen. Tom is a graduate of numerous US Military leadership and logistical management courses and holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Columbus State University in Science/Education. He is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Education with East Carolina University.

She has 20 years of professional experience in Finance and Business Administration. Prior to joining CSMI in 2004, Kathy held similar positions of responsibility in Business Administration and Finance at Unisys Corporation, GTE Technologies, Innovation Advisors, and Amperion Inc. Kathy holds a degree in Business Administration from Newbury College in Brookline, Massachusetts.

She has more than 15 years experience in recruitment and marketing in the higher education, financial services, and technology sectors. She also held previous positions at Fidelity Investments including Senior Communications Manager and technical writer for the public sector services division. Beth received a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from Fitchburg State College and has been accepted as a candidate for a Master of Arts degree from Boston College.

Prior to joining CSMI, David served as an Armor Officer in the 1st Cavalry Division, United States Army. David’s assignments included roles as a Tank Platoon Leader and Brigade Staff Officer. As a Tank Platoon Leader David planned and executed numerous combat operations during the “Surge” of 2007. His unit played a key role in dramatically reducing sectarian violence in one of Baghdad’s most disputed neighborhoods. As a Brigade Staff Officer David served as an Iraqi Security Forces Liaison and was responsible for over thirty military training teams working with two Iraqi Army Divisions and the Iraqi Police throughout the Ninewa Province. David has held previous positions as a Financial Consultant for Trustar Retirement Services in Boston MA. David also worked as a defined contributions associate for Boston Financial Data Services in Quincy MA. David holds a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Massachusetts and is currently pursuing an Executive MBA at Suffolk University's Sawyer Business School.