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Dennis GrosecloseA graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, Dennis Groseclose serves as President & CEO of TransVoyant. In this role, Dennis is focused on helping customers and partners solve global, defense, security, and supply chain challenges. Dennis has extensive experience and expertise designing, building and operating technologies to assist customers assessing and managing global risk while making critical decisions in real-time environments.

Dennis began his career in the United States Air Force as the Chief of Construction at Barksdale AFB. He later served as Deputy Director of Launch Programs Systems Contracts at the Space & Missile Systems Center. Dennis led the Center’s acquisition restructure and management of the $37 billion unmanned space launch vehicle program.

In 1996, Dennis joined IBM as Program Director for Worldwide Supply Chain Optimization. He drove the global design, development, delivery and integration of IBM’s logistics technology, supply chain optimization and Internet-based demand/supply collaboration solutions. After IBM, Dennis joined C-Bridge Corporation, a company specializing in supply chain, financial services and risk management technology solutions. He served as its Vice President of Operations and was part of the executive team that guided the company from start-up to a successful initial public offering.

In 2002, Dennis became Lockheed Martin’s Deputy Vice President of Homeland Security. He led development and deployment of risk, targeting, analytics and intelligence solutions for U.S. Homeland Security immediately following the 9/11 attacks. Dennis developed and delivered the first ever solution designated and certified under the SAFETY Act allowing the public and private sector to collaborate on live data to protect our country from terrorist attacks. A sample of the national security programs that Dennis led through policy, process and technology delivery include: CAPPS II, Secure Flight, Customs National Targeting Center, Surface Transportation Credentialing and Crew Vetting. A handful of his programs grew into the current DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis.

Dennis later became the Vice President of Business Development and Advanced Programs for Lockheed’s simulation, logistics and supply-chain business. In this role, Dennis delivered rapid global growth and leadership for a $1 billion+ business to include delivery of multiple successful acquisitions.

He later served as Executive Vice President of McLane Advanced Technologies, focusing on advanced global logistics and supply-chain management solutions for commercial and government customers.

In addition to a Bachelors Degree from the Air Force Academy, Dennis holds an MBA from Louisiana State University, and a MS from the Air Force Institute of Technology. Dennis has served on Boards of the National Center for Simulation, the Center for Applied Identity Management Research and the Economic Crime Institute.