Advancing technology solutions for a more secure nation
Companies large and small are diligently advancing existing technologies and inventing new ones to enhance our nation’s defenses. If your company is taking part in this important initiative, Catalyst Partners can help you identify the appropriate Homeland space for your security solutions. We will work with you to develop a strategy to bring your innovative technologies into the public arena as you determine which federal, state or local government groups to approach. And, given that the majority of critical infrastructure in the U.S. is privately owned, let us help you evaluate and penetrate the private sector as well.
Our Principals are scientists, former DHS officials, experienced on Capitol Hill, and well-positioned inside the public and private Homeland Security marketplaces. With our existing CLIENT BASE, our larger network of colleagues and business partners, and our other core competencies, such as the DHS SAFETY ACT PRACTICE, we are in a strong position to help you create and execute a winning strategy that advances your technology in targeted spaces.
Our firm-wide Technology Assessment Practice is headed by Dr. David A. McWhorter. Dr. McWhorter holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Virginia, and his experience includes work with DOD’s Independent Operational Testing and Evaluation arm and with DHS’ Science and Technology Directorate.
Latest Blog Posts
catalyst - February 15, 2012
Defense and security consulting firm Catalyst Partners announced today that Akmal Ali and Steven Krause joined the company as principals in January 2012. These additions represent the latest moves in the firm’s continued expansion of its defense and homeland security business development, government relations and public affairs offerings for clients around the world.
catalyst - February 15, 2012
The latest edition of the Year in Homeland Security magazine covers a range of homeland issues, offering expert voices that include Catalyst Partner principals Randy Beardsworth, Vance Taylor and Rich Cooper. Beardsworth and Taylor lent their perspective on the development of homeland as a profession, and Cooper offered articles on emergency management and law enforcement.
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