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National Interest Security Company, an IBM Company Careers Contact Us Intelligence Defense Homeland Security Energy Federal Health Integrating domain knowledge and quantitative methods with technology solutions Providing analytically based portfolio assessments and innovative information solutions Over 30 years of experience in supporting government energy policies and capabilities Providing strategy, content, programmatic, and cyber solutions/services Full continuum of Enterprise Content Management solutions and secure data application management services Mission Focused. Peformance Driven. NISC is an IBM company dedicated to providing innovative information technology, information management and management technology consulting solutions in support of the national interest and security. Learn more about NISC's Continuum of Capabilities Copyright © 2011 NISC – National Interest Security Company, An IBM Company. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Seaport-E Careers Contact Us Our Capabilities NISC represents the successful integration of mission-oriented companies into an industry-leading enterprise with services including: Portfolio Management and Decision Analysis Technology Concept Visualization Enterprise Performance Assessment Technology Strategy and Architecture Development Technology and Engineering Analyses Business Process Development Strategic Program Management Support Information Systems Development and Integration Document Capture and Conversion Document and Records Management Data Hosting and Retrieval Data Mining and Analysis Document and Media Exploitation Multi-Lingual Data Exploitation/Mining Cyber Security Initiatives Cyber Security/Information Assurance Multi-Petabyte Unstructured and Structured Data Management Enterprise Mission Management Software Development Information Technology Clients The National Interest Security Company (NISC) helps the Federal Government create the strategies, solutions, and operations required for national interest and security initiatives. We have earned our clients' trust through our commitment to providing service excellence and our drive to exceed customer expectations. We do so by being mission- focused and performance-driven. NISC is unique in that we invest heavily in our people so that we understand all of our customers' mission needs through detailed and rigorous analysis of empirical performance data, offering of services that increase mission performance, and delivery of innovative information technology solutions that meet enterprise needs. Our organization-wide dedication and attention to each customer results in sustained growth in both providing new solutions to current customer and attracting new clients. Clients Served include: Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Defense Intelligence Agency Department of Energy Department of Homeland Security Department of Labor Department of the Navy Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives and Records Administration National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Reconnaissance Office Naval Sea Systems Command Nuclear Regulatory Commission Office of the Director of National Intelligence Office of the Secretary of Defense Walter Reed Army Medical Center Other Classified Agencies Copyright © 2011 NISC – National Interest Security Company, An IBM Company. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Seaport-E Careers Contact Us Overview NISC at-a-glance People Locations Our Capabilities NISC represents the successful integration of mission-oriented companies into an industry-leading enterprise with services including: Portfolio Management and Decision Analysis Technology Concept Visualization Enterprise Performance Assessment Technology Strategy and Architecture Development Technology and Engineering Analyses Business Process Development Strategic Program Management Support Information Systems Development and Integration Document Capture and Conversion Document and Records Management Data Hosting and Retrieval Data Mining and Analysis Document and Media Exploitation Multi-Lingual Data Exploitation/Mining Cyber Security Initiatives Cyber Security/Information Assurance Multi-Petabyte Unstructured and Structured Data Management Enterprise Mission Management Software Development Information Technology Board of Directors Thomas J. Campbell Chairman of the NISC Board of Directors Mr. Campbell is President and Founder of DC Capital Partners, LLC, a private equity firm with offices in Washington D.C. and Alexandria, VA, which focuses on investing in the defense and federal sectors. He has over 20 years of private equity, investment banking and merchant banking experience. Before founding DC Capital Partners, he was a partner of Veritas Capital from 1992 through 2006 having been Co-Founder of The Veritas Capital Fund LP and one of the two Managing Members of the successor fund, The Veritas Capital Fund II. Prior to that time he was a senior and founding member of the Merchant Banking Group of Wasserstein & Perella Co., Inc. Before joining of Wasserstein & Perella Co., Inc. at its inception in 1988, Mr. Campbell was an officer of Manufactures Hanover Trust Co., where he was a member of the Acquisition Finance Group which was responsible for originating, structuring, and syndicating leveraged loans for such notable sponsors as KKR, among others. He began his business career in 1980 as a staff accountant at Coopers and Lybrand where he advanced to the position of tax manager, CPA, before his departure. Mr. Campbell has been responsible for the sourcing, negotiating, structuring, closing and monitoring of numerous investments and has served as a member of the Board of Directors for these companies including, but not limited to, Pneumo Abex Corporation, HITCO Technologies, Inc., Integrated Defense Technologies, Inc., TRAX Microwave, Inc., Vertex Aerospace Corporation (formerly "Raytheon Aerospace"), DynCorp International Inc., Continental Electronics Inc., Enterprise Electronics Inc., Athena Innovative Solutions Inc., McNeil Technologies Inc., and Trawick Associates Inc. Mr. Campbell is currently Chairman of National Interest Security Company, LLC ("NISC"), a government service company dedicated to providing innovative information technology, information management, and management technology consulting services and solutions in support of the national interest and national security to the Intelligence Community, the Department of Defense and to the Department of Homeland Security, Energy, Federal Health, and other critical federal civilian sectors. In addition, he serves as: Chairman of TSG Holdings, LLC., which holds a controlling interest in The SPECTRUM Group, a Washington D.C. area consulting firm; Chairman of Elite Training and Security, LLC., a provider of services in the mission critical areas of, training, security, and logistics; and Chairman of Strategic Intelligence Group, LLC. ("SIG"), a Washington area based contractor serving the Intelligence Community. Mr. Campbell graduated from Lehigh University with degrees in both Finance and Accounting. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of The Pomfret School and is a member of the Board of Directors and Treasurer of the National Guard Youth Foundation. He previously served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Fordham Preparatory School. Kara L. Bue Kara L. Bue is one of five founding partners of Armitage International, LLC. Ms. Bue also is the President of Key Bridge, Inc. a woman-owned corporation focused on consulting and government services. Previously, Ms. Bue served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Regional Stability within the Bureau of Political-Military Affairs (PM). Prior to her position within PM, she served for nearly two years as Special Assistant to former Deputy Secretary of State Richard L. Armitage. During that time, Ms. Bue advised the Deputy Secretary on international security, counter terrorism, and South Asia matters. Before her federal service, Ms. Bue was a corporate and securities lawyer, with a specialty in financial services law. As an adjunct to her law practice, she participated, on a pro bono basis, in studies sponsored by the Center for Strategic and International Studies on the legal aspects of homeland defense. Ms. Bue is a graduate of Brown University (A.B., 1986) and Loyola Law School, Los Angeles (J.D., 1993). She is admitted to practice law in California and the District of Columbia. Ms. Bue serves on the Boards of Directors of Freedom Fields USA, the Board of Advisors of the Center for Civil-Military Relations (CCMR) at the Naval Postgraduate School and teaches courses on civil-military relations. Ms. Bue also serves as the Military Outreach Fellow for the Center for U.S. Global Engagement. James J. Cava, Jr. James J. Cava, Jr. , CPA, is a strong and innovative finance professional who is skilled in finance, tax, audit, and transaction structuring. Mr. Cava served as Chief Financial Officer of Information Manufacturing Corporation (IMC) from 1999 through 2007, when he moved to IMC's parent company, NISC. Prior to joining IMC, Jim was a partner at Smith, Cochran, and Hicks, managing their Bridgeport WV office. Other positions he held include Senior Tax Accountant at Friedman and Fuller (now American Express) and Staff Accountant at Kaufman, Rosenblum, Shapiro, and Mostow. Jim is a member of the West Virginia Board of Banking and Financial Institutions, and a board member of the West Virginia Capital Corporation. He is a founding member of the West Virginia University's Institute of Technology Research and
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