Trevor Nolan is the CEO and Principal Consultant for Summit Advanced Program Consulting. He has served as a senior leader covering a wide portfolio of classified technology and led the transition of these capabilities to the Department of Defense. Trevor is a long time resident of Colorado Springs and can shine a light on why COS is a hot spot for Defense Industry and SCIFs.
Malisa, a Colorado native who grew up in Manitou Springs and attended school in Fort Collins, CO, has an extensive background in the construction industry. Now serving as the Director of Construction, Malisa is responsible for all construction projects, including those involving secure facilities such as SCIFs. With her expertise in construction and knowledge of the unique requirements for SCIFs, Malisa is well-equipped to manage projects with the utmost attention to detail and security.
Whitney Williamson is the Moderator of SCIFs Declassified and brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role. With a diverse background in construction sales and a Bachelor’s of Science in Architecture from Texas Tech, Whitney is well-equipped to talk all things SCIFs.
Our panelists, Matt Anderson, Matt Denny, Mike Duran, Trevor Nolan, Karl Schneider, Malisa Smith, and moderator, Whitney Williamson will share their expertise on topics ranging from the SCIF accreditation process to why Colorado Springs has become the hotspot for SCIFs. The panel will be moderated by Whitney Williamson ensuring an informative and engaging discussion. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the best in the business and gain insights that will help you navigate the SCIF space
“We understand the balance it take to build to the intent of SCIF guidelines and requirements without overbuilding. Other partners in the SCIF construction world spare no expense to maximize margins. These companies often turn to CUSI Construction to do the actual facility build while collecting 30% or more gross margin. Our team of expert project managers and skilled tradesmen eliminate this margin stacking while providing the same assurance of accreditation.”