Triple Canopy integrates analysis, planning, protection, training, crisis management, and support services, and fundamentals such as communications, logistics, medical and life support services to create and sustain a security operational environment.

International

Over 30 Years of Experience in Consulting, Security Operations, Analysis and Planning, Business Development, Presentations, Proposal Writing

Assessments, Training, Crisis Management, and Protective Services

Security Management

Camping, Rock Climbing, Fishing

Master of Arts in Business and Organizational Security Management, Webster University (2004); Master of Science in Administration, Central Michigan University (1998); Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration, Park University (1988); Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Security, Community College of the Air Force (1987); Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice, Community College of the Air Force (1985); FBI National Academy (1997); USAF Police Administration Course (1987); Advanced Leadership and Management Education (1978-1998)

Lifetime Member, Air Force Association; American Society for Industrial Security; Five Meritorious Service Medals; Air Force Commendation Medal; Two Air Force Achievement Medals; Two Southwest Asia Service Medals; Air Force Recognition Ribbon; National Defense Service Medal; Humanitarian Service Medal; Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon; Six Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards; Two Air Force Organizational Excellence Awards; Five Air Force Good Conduct Medals

Fort Wayne, Indiana

Business Development

USA

Three Sons, Two Daughters

1/30/2008

Account Manager, Security Analysis and Planning-Triple Canopy, Inc., Responsible for business development activities associated with specified Federal agencies in pursuit of new opportunities, to include capture management, account management, customer relationships (client and partners) and proposal support. He has generated over $3M in captured, renewals, and high confidence award contracts since joining Triple Canopy (Nov 2004-Present) Manager, Systems Security Planning and Validation-Protection Technology Los Alamos Responsible for system security planning, development, performance evaluation, and implementation responsibility for a DOE Protective Force of 600 uniformed and staff personnel responsible for physical protection of all special nuclear material, 13,000 personnel, infrastructure, and classified material spread throughout a 43 square mile national laboratory complex. He managed a staff of 13 personnel and budget in the development of all protective force orders, emergency reaction plans, procedures, and integrated them into the overall site protection planes Conducted performance based assessments and evaluations from full-scale force-on-force tests through individual testing on critical protection elements and Safeguards and Security topical areas, considered one of the most proficient and effective assessment programs in the DOE. He participated in all Headquarters Inspections as a Trusted Agent, principle framer of the Los Alamos Design Basis Threat Implementation Plan, Site Safeguards & Security Plan, and Vulnerability Analysis input for the Protective Force. He participated in achieving a 5-year bargaining unit contract with the IGUA Local in Los Alamos. He was awarded the General Manager's Award for 1999 and full performance bonuses for each performance award fee period (August 1998-November 2004) Chief, Security Force Inspections--Air Force Material Command, U.S. Air Force
He supervised a security assessment program for all force protection measures including more than 3,800 security forces personnel and covering 26 geographically separate sites. Assessed the Command's nuclear security and compliance with special orders, electronic security systems and directed alarm system certification activities for operational use at nuclear sites that included the only two DOD nuclear weapons depots in the U.S. storing more than 50 percent of the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile. He inspected multi-million dollar U.S. Government security contracts for compliance against contractual obligations (July 1995-July 1998) Headquarters Staff Office--Air Force Security Police Agency, E1-S. Air Force
Responsible for developing and managing U.S. national policy for physical security and electronic alarm systems used to protect all aerospace assets worldwide including nuclear weapons and their delivery systems for over 36,000 security force personnel at more than 100 sites worldwide. He developed joint¬service procedures for the physical security of all aerospace resources and published the first handbook for
physical security in over 30 years. He won the 1994 Air Force Sergeants Association Award for Outstanding Leadership (July 1994-July 1995) Chief and Deputy Chief of Security Police-limit Air Station, Turkey, U.S. Air Force. Mr. Moake directed law enforcement and security operations; supervised and managed a 130-person international security force for an American NATO military population of over 2,000 people spread over 31 separate facilities without the traditional protection provided by a fenced site. Planned and oversaw $1 M budget, staffing, and evaluations. He led an initiative that armed U.S. security personnel inside these leased facilities, a first ever in Izmir, Turkey. He won the U.S. Air Force Security Police Outstanding Sr. NCO of the Year Award in 1993 (June 1992-June 1994). Superintendent, Missile Security Nuclear Policy & Doctrine-Strategic Air Command, U.S. Air Force. Mr. Moake planned, coordinated, scheduled, and monitored the acquisition of all ballistic missile physical security systems. Programmed, directed and monitored field-testing of physical and electronic security equipment- Developed procedural guidance directive for START inspections, a perfect fit between treaty protocol and security operations. Fielded electronic replacement code system replacing an outdated paper encryption process and deployed the MK-19, 40mm Grenade Machine Gun at all strategic missile support bases (February 1990-May 1992) Other Related Positions, Various Organizations in the United States and Overseas, United States Air Force
Mr. Moake is a decorated Security Forces and nuclear security specialist. Ten years experience in all aspects of nuclear security gaining experience and responsibility in leadership, operations, management, programming, budgeting, training, performance evaluation, physical security, staffing, scheduling, technical writing, strong written and verbal communication skills, and working in an environment requiring flexibility and meticulous attention to detail (October 1978-January 1990)

PTLA General Managers Award (1999); Decorated Security Forces, Non-Commissioned Officer; Outstanding Leadership, Air Force Sergeants Association (1994); Outstanding Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year, U.S. Air Force (1993); FBI National Academy (1997)

Leadership and experience.. .personal commitment, values, and organizational goals and objectives focus-leads to success.

The opportunity to serve my country and to work with professional mentors, supervisors and lead people in accomplishing personal and professional goals.

Over 28 Years of DOE and DOD Security Management Experience in Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection, Nuclear Security Operations, Training, Canine Operations, Security Operations Planning, Performance Based Evaluation Programs, Vulnerability Assessments, Bargaining Unit Management, and Business Acumen in Dynamic Security Environments. Demonstrated DOE and DOD Expertise in all Facets of Nuclear Weapon and Special Nuclear Material Security Operations. Leadership in DOE Protective Force Operations Led to Significant Improvement in Tactical Response Capabilities and Upgrades in Protection Strategy, Equipment, Weapons, Ammunition, and Armored Vehicles Against the Postulated Threat. Twenty Years Experience with the US Air Force in Positions of Increasing Responsibility Guiding Highly Successful Nuclear and Aerospace Security Operations Around the World. My Parents Instilled A Drive To Continually Seek Educational Opportunities Stating: "An Education is the Only Thing in this World that can't be Taken Away from you."

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Prior to assuming his current position with Triple Canopy, Mr. Moake was the Manager, Systems Security Planning and Validation Department, Protection Technology Los Alamos, Los Alamos National Laboratory until November 2004. He continued as a consultant to PTLA through January 2005. He was responsible for implementing security operations planning and performance evaluations including full force-on-force exercises for a DOE Protective Force of 600 uniformed and staff personnel responsible for securing infrastructure, nuclear material, personnel, and classified material spread throughout a 43 square mile complex. Mr. Moake served in the United States Air Force from October 1978 to November 1998. Following graduation of Basic Military Training and Security Police Technical School at Lackland Air Force Base, His assignments included Grand Forks AFB North Dakota, Royal Air Force Base Bentwaters United Kingdom, again to Grand Forks, Offutt AFB Nebraska, Izmir Air Station Turkey, Kirtland Air Force Base New Mexico, and finally to Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio. During his career he was deployed on numerous temporary duty assignments in Europe, Southwest Asia, and the United States. He retired in 1998 at the highest enlisted rank of Chief Master Sergeant. Mr. Moake is a decorated Security Forces Officer and Nuclear Security Specialist. He served in several capacities gaining experience in positions of increasing responsibility and leadership, including operational units, headquarters command staffs, Chief and Deputy Chief of Security Police, and Chief of the Air Force Material Command Inspector General Security Force Inspector Staff. Career Achievements include: 1977 Honor Graduate and Zero Track Award, Mutual of Omaha, Insurance Company; 1987 Strategic Missile Wing Outstanding NCO of the Year; 1990 Excellence in Competition Bronze Pistol Shot Badge; 1993 US Air Force Outstanding Security Police Senior NCO of the Year; 1994 Air Force Chief Master Sergeant Award for Outstanding Leadership; 1999 Protection Technology Los Alamos General Manager's Award; 2006/2007 Cambridge Who's Who Professional of the Year. Mr. Moake has three sons and two daughters.
Authored several USAF security policy documents, article in Law Enforcement Online (LEO) and presentations on Asymmetric Threats and Government Security Regulations to corporate and private security clients.

Certificate, Criminal Justice Education (1997); Aerospace Management Certificate (1992)