Leadership

Anthony Zeruto is a retired U.S. Army Colonel who spent most of his 24 years of active-duty in Airborne and Special Operations Forces conducting full spectrum intelligence and cyber operations — with extensive experience in the Middle East. His last position was as Director of Operations for U.S. Army Cyber Command. In that role, Anthony was responsible for directing the U.S. Army’s full spectrum cyberspace operations, including DoD Information Network Operations (DODIN), Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO) and Offensive Cyberspace Operations (OCO). 

Most recently, Anthony was Commander of NSA-Georgia in Fort Gordon, Georgia. In this capacity, he led the largest and most complex Joint, Interagency, and multi-national Signals Intelligence and Cyber Command in the Department of Defense. His experience also includes extensive service as a Senior Intelligence Officer within Special Operation Forces as TF-J2 Iraq, TF-J2 Levant and TF-J2 Africa.

A U.S. Army War College Fellow at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), Anthony holds a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from the University of South Florida and is a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM).

Before NDi, Anthony was at Unisys, where he served the last two years as their Executive Director of Industry for the Unisys Stealth® suite of cybersecurity software, which is focused on zero-trust, software defined micro-segmentation for the protection of applications, data centers and transport layers.

Kevin McGreevy serves as the Executive Vice-President for Business Development at NDi. He has more than 30 years of management and IT engineering experience of substantive U.S. Government data communication projects involving design, engineering, implementation, and operations.

Kevin is a founding partner of NDi and provides overall management and oversight of NDi’s business (pre and post sales): initiates marketing contacts, customer/client relations, negotiates contracts, manages the procurement, and oversees the delivery of NDi services.  Under his leadership he has successfully guided NDi from inception to $25M+ annual revenue with more than 75 employees.

He has demonstrated technical and management leadership with each successive generation of network technologies, keeping NDi out front in the in the implementation of Internet – infrastructure and data application services. He began his IT career with the MITRE Corporation in 1981 as a member of the technical staff responsible for the implementation of the broadband LAN throughout the MITRE Washington Center.  Prior to founding NDi he held technical and business management positions at Network Solutions, Inc., I-Net, and General Analytics Corp.

Greg Conran, CFE, PMP, CISSP, holds more than 23 years of experience in network and systems engineering for public and private sector clients as well as domestic and international experience in IT systems deployment, support contracts, and training services. Recent examples of Greg’s work include worldwide anti-terrorism forensics training; an anti-kidnapping case management system in Colombia; an anti-terrorism case management system in Pakistan; an anti-terrorism case management system in Kenya; worldwide executive collaboration forums on anti-terrorism; overseas biometrics consultations, upgrades, and implementations; and virtual reality consultations, training, and support for operations. Greg possesses a wide variety of technical certifications including CISSP, PMP, CFE, LPT, ECSA, CEH, CHFI, and MCP.

At NDi, Greg manages a wide variety of international and domestic IT programs. His experience includes providing international forensic training, computer consulting, and database support activities for the U.S. Department of State Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program; providing network, application and security solutions for worldwide offices of the U.S. Navy; providing program management and IT networking expertise for the General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Service Office of the CIO, including design, implementation, and support for worldwide GSA offices; supporting program activities for the U.S. Navy Overseas Housing Office, including database design and rollout, computer networking, and support activities; and managing program activities for the U.S. Department of State Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program providing international forensic training, computer consulting, and database support activities.

Carmen Marco recently left the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to serve as the Senior Vice President of Digital Experience Services at Network Designs Inc. In his role as Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the FAA, Carmen oversaw the day-to-day responsibilities for all aspects of information technology (IT) within the FAA. This included solution delivery, infrastructure and operations, information system security, privacy, strategy, innovation, customer relationship management, organizational performance management, and portfolio/program management.

Before this role, Carmen served as the Deputy CIO, and as the Executive Director of Solution Delivery Services for the FAA. Carmen was responsible for more than 450 applications and services spanning aviation safety, mission support and business domains. He led efforts to optimize FAA services with investments in social collaboration, business intelligence, data access, and enterprise content and document management systems. He also co-led several agency-wide technology initiatives supporting Risk-Based Decision Making (RBDM) by improving access to aviation data and information analysis and sharing tools.

Carmen also served as the head of FAA Corporate Communications, overseeing all digital communications for the agency. Under his leadership, FAA web properties received more than 800 million digital views of FAA content, delivered more than 28 million mission-critical regulatory documents, and achieved a measured reach of 37 million social impressions since 2009. During this time, the FAA’s web properties achieved considerable growth, effectiveness and influence and continue to be essential to the agency’s mission.

Prior to joining the FAA, Carmen designed websites and applications for government organizations including the GSA, Bureau of Census, and the Federal Housing Finance Board.

As the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Network Designs, Lance Vaughn is responsible for supervising day-to-day operations and implementing the company’s strategies to enhance efficiency, productivity, and profitability. His primary focus revolves around fostering operational excellence, executing strategic initiatives, and ultimately bolstering the organization’s overall success and expansion.

With an extensive background spanning over two decades, Lance possesses expertise in intricate enterprise-grade software, hardware, and professional services, particularly specializing in emerging cybersecurity products and services. His journey commenced in the U.S. Air Force’s 1st Combat Evaluation Group (1CEVG), where he honed his technical skills as a radar specialist for state-of-the-art radar tracking systems. Following his service, Lance dedicated more than 20 years to advancing enterprise cybersecurity solutions and services. Throughout his career, he led teams at leading companies such as HP, IBM, CSC, and Utimaco Safeware, providing support to both federal agencies and commercial clients.

Lance’s academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Business, alongside certifications as a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and a multi-engine, private pilot. His rich and diverse background equips him with a comprehensive understanding of operational management and strategic leadership, enabling him to drive transformative growth and innovation within NDi.

Sylvia F. McGreevy has more than 39 years of experience managing federal contracts. Sylvia oversees all contract actions for NDi; she manages the GSA IT 70 schedule Contract, the FAA BITS II contract, the follow-on contract for FAA eFAST contract, and several other subcontracts for DHS and DOE customers. Sylvia monitors the monthly progress of each task order, and she reviews and prepares the work plans for submission to the FAA Program Office for new task orders and for modifications to existing work plans. Sylvia also prepares the security updates for the COTR and prepares the close-out documents for the final invoices.

Scott Morton serves as the primary Client Executive for NDi’s support of the Federal Aviation Administration, and in his time at NDi, he has managed the capture and growth of more than $280 million in contract value. In addition, Scott is responsible for the direction and growth of the NDi Strategic Communications & Web Management practice, which includes web design and development, communications, branding, and user experience. In the role of Senior Web Strategist on NDi Web engagements, Scott’s primary responsibility is to ensure our clients’ web properties and communications are perfectly aligned with their strategic goals. Scott also oversees NDi’s marketing team for government and commercial customers.

Prior to joining NDi, Scott spent his career in marketing and revenue generation. He has more than 25 years of experience building brands online by defining, developing, and delivering value to end-users and customers. He has led marketing organizations at buySAFE®, an e-Commerce trust company, and Brivo Systems®, the leader in web-based, physical security. Scott launched his career at Intuit®, where he worked for the Quicken.com team that migrated a world-wide brand from shrink-wrapped software to the web.

Scott is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he earned a BA in Communications, and he attended post-graduate business school at George Mason University.

Bill Turmel joins the NDi team as the Senior Vice President of Cyberspace Operations. He is a retired senior military officer with more than 30 years of experience in combat operations, intelligence, and cyber operations. He served in leadership positions throughout the Department of Defense (DOD) from the tactical level in conventional and special operations units to strategic levels in the Pentagon on the Army Staff and the Office of the Secretary of Defense. In his last assignment, he served as the Director of Current Operations at U.S. Army Cyber Command. In that role, Bill led daily global Army full spectrum cyber operations to operate and defend the Army’s worldwide networks. This includes responsibility for DOD Information Network operations, defensive cyberspace operations and offensive cyberspace operations. He was responsible for planning and directing the day-to-day operation, protection, and threat response enabling Army operations around the globe through a core headquarters-based team and five regional cyber centers.

He joins the NDi team from Unisys Federal Systems, where he was responsible for delivery and operation of encrypted software defined network security capabilities to protect applications, data centers, and networks. He was also responsible for supporting DOD migration to the milCloud environment.

Bill holds a Master of Science Degree in Computer Science from Northwestern University and a Master of Science Degree in National Strategy from the National Defense University. He also maintains certification as a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

Chao Wang serves as the Senior Vice President of Technology at NDi. He leads NDi’s software development projects, overseeing the infrastructure, system architecture and application design. He is often directly involved in development.

Chao brings more than 20 years of experience in the professional and IT industries. He has an extensive background in the full life cycle software development using different technology stacks including Java/J2EE, Python and .NET. Chao possesses broad and expert knowledge in a wide variety of technologies including SOA, Micro Services, Big Data, Docker, DevOps, Cloud, and Virtualization.

Chao holds a Master of Science degree in Computer Engineering from University of Maryland at College Park and a Master of Science degree in Physics from University of Science and Technology of China. He also earned an MBA degree from Johns Hopkins University.

Marcus Meyer complements NDi’s Growth Office with a diverse background providing IT solutions for both Federal and Commercial clients. His expertise spans enterprise class infrastructure system design and deployment, full stack cloud and hybrid solutions, and enterprise architecture strategy.

As the Head of Business Development and Capture, Marcus leads efforts across all of NDi’s accounts and target markets, driving growth and ensuring alignment with client needs. He also serves as the Chief Solution Architect for all new opportunities, where he is responsible for developing innovative solutions tailored to client requirements.

Before joining NDi, Marcus provided architecture support, cybersecurity, network, and systems engineering, and organic growth for SAIC, GDIT, ID, and CGI-Federal, supporting various federal defense and civilian organizations. He spent eight years in the Marine Corps, including two combat deployments with RCT-1 out of Camp Pendleton, CA.

Marcus holds a Masters in Engineering Management and maintains various industry certifications.