Strategic security leadership
at the intersection of governance,
risk & emerging technology.
Twenty years of federal OT, Cybersecurity and Risk leadership. Delivered inside the most complex, high-stakes environments in U.S. government — and built the frameworks others rely on to govern them.
A management consultant and GRC architect with a Big 4 background, I have spent two decades embedded in federal civilian agencies — designing and leading programmes across cyber risk, integrated risk management, AI governance, business continuity, IT governance, and post-quantum cryptography. My work spans policy authorship and board-level reporting to hands-on platform implementation and proposal architecture for contested federal procurements.
I lead teams, advise CISOs, and translate the gap between regulatory obligation and operational reality into governance programmes that actually work. Currently in independent practice in Washington, D.C. — and developing a patent-pending Autonomous GRC product designed to move enterprise security governance from periodic to continuous.
My career has been built inside U.S. federal civilian agencies, working at the intersection of policy, technology, and organisational change. I have designed Integrated Risk Management frameworks from the ground up, stood up Cyber Risk Committees with formal charters and governance protocols, rebuilt IT governance programmes that had stopped functioning, elevated FISMA Contingency Planning maturity from Level 2 to Level 5, and advised agency CISOs on quantum readiness before most organisations had put it on a roadmap.
I work with organisations that are serious about governance — not just compliant on paper, but genuinely managed. If that is the standard you hold yourself to, this is where the work begins.
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Whether you're looking to discuss an engagement, explore advisory services, or connect professionally — I'd love to hear from you. Reach out directly via LinkedIn.
Connect on LinkedIn* OMB M-24-10 has been superseded by OMB M-25-21 (April 2025), which governs current federal AI governance requirements. Prior engagements referencing M-24-10 reflect work conducted under the Biden Administration framework.