ABOUT CYBERNINES

Spending her career engaging with various U.S. government agencies and manufacturers across multiple industries, Megan has continually focused on solving her customers’ requirements in areas ranging from products and integrated logistics to software, compliance, and cybersecurity. Prior to CyberNINES, Megan held roles creating and executing business expansion strategies, managing U.S. Government and developing industry relations including Public/Private Partnerships (P3s) with small and medium enterprises. She has secured multiple contracts with the U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force, as well as several Fortune 500 firms. During this time, she also has served as corporate Small Business Liaison Officer (SBLO) and Facility Security Officer (FSO). Megan is actively involved in defense industry associations, and the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)’s Cyber Division Chapter Liaison, is a cofounder, past president and current board member of the NDIA Great Lakes Chapter, and is an active member of the Association of the United States Army (AUSA).   

Greg brings his vast military leadership experience in technological and risk assessment to bear on his role in moving CyberNINES forward in strategic directions. A retired U.S. Navy Captain, he most recently served as director of the Navy’s Operational Energy Office, assessing and resourcing investments in technologies to enable combat ships and aircraft to be deployed longer while expending less energy. Concurrently he established, and served as director for, the Navy’s Foreign Investment Security Office, assessing potential risks and vulnerabilities that investments by foreign entities posed to the Navy’s global logistics support enterprise. He also served as the Navy representative to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), providing his expertise on cases that posed a potential risk to national security.

Nick brings extensive experience in military, corporate, and nonprofit organizations to his business development role. In his corporate leadership roles at the California-based companies Lumenetix and Rocket EMS, he implemented great improvements in quality control, process efficiency, and on-time shipping, as well as developing forecasts, budgets, and business case analyses for customers. He also spent 26 years in the Navy as a naval aviator while on active duty and in coastal warfare and force protection while in the Reserves. He has undergone the Department of Defense (DoD) Mandatory Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) training. In the nonprofit sphere, Nick was the founder and CEO of “Will Swim for Food,” a fundraising organization for food banks nationwide.

Raine is an experienced technical services manager and office administrator in the information technology and service industry. Having worked previously as a chef, she has repurposed her kitchen management skills toward business organization and coordination of technical services for CyberNINES. She served in a similar role at 5NINES, providing support dispatch, service coordination, project management, finance administration, marketing services, and network and web hosting support. Assisting her team through various company transitions, she spearheaded the implementation and maintenance of their business support systems. Raine volunteers for the Sierra Club, the annual NAMI Dane County walk, and dog rescue and advocacy.