Patrick co-founded Quadrint in 2000, in order to provide advanced technology solutions to the intelligence community and private sector clients. Prior to founding Quadrint, Patrick was Director of ERP Solutions at Maverick Technologies and a Consultant with Accenture, formerly Andersen Consulting.

Patrick has extensive experience as a systems architect and technical project manager. He has managed a significant number of systems integration projects, including Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) software implementations, application migrations into and out of data centers, and application migrations to the Cloud. He has managed teams operating multiple applications across a wide variety of software platforms. In addition, Patrick also has managed multiple Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementations and upgrades for a variety of commercial and federal clients.

Prior to beginning his Information Technology career, Patrick also worked for the Department of Justice. Patrick is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP). He holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from New York University’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and a Bachelor of Arts from Fordham University. Patrick sits on Quadrint’s Board of Directors.

Glenn co-founded Quadrint in 2000 to provide highly motivated, senior level technology consultancy to federal and private sector clients, primarily within the Intelligence Community. Prior to founding Quadrint, Glenn served as a program manager at Northrop Grumman IT, formerly Litton/PRC, and founded Integration Services Group, a consultancy focused on ERP solutions and custom database applications.

For over 20 years, Glenn has provided thought leadership and led the adoption of innovative information technology solutions to solve complex business problems. Prior to that, he was granted 3 US Patents for his inventions in the field of biomedical engineering. He holds a PhD in Engineering from Rutgers University, an MBA in Finance and Accounting from the University of Maryland, and a BS in Engineering, also from Rutgers. Glenn sits on Quadrint’s Board of Directors.

Margie joined Quadrint in 2016 as the Director of Operations, where she oversees the day-to-day internal operations of the company and develops and implements solutions for managing the company’s fast growth. Margie has over 22 years of experience in the DoD IT consulting industry.

Prior to joining Quadrint, Margie was a senior principal at SRA International and held the positions of Operations Director, Pricing Manager, and Economic Analyst. In her most recent position at SRA, Margie managed operations for the $150M+, 400+ employee Security and Systems Engineering Solutions strategic business unit, providing senior leadership and focused vision in financial and human resources management.

She also served as Vice President of Operations for Isoquest, Inc., a subsidiary of SRA that developed and marketed commercial software. Margie holds a Master’s degree in Statistics from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Bachelor’s degree in Statistics from the University of Rochester.

Michael joined Quadrint in 2016 in support of its programs at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), an agency where Michael has provided consulting and software development for almost a decade. Prior to joining Quadrint, Michael worked as an independent technology consultant to defense and law enforcement agencies, a manager at Accenture, a consultant at CSC, and a Google technician.

Michael has led multiple enterprise-wide software development initiatives and the formation and daily operations of agile development programs. Michael provides expertise in the end-to-end delivery cycle, including contract initiation, staffing and team organization, agile software development and delivery, business process reengineering, and Dev/Ops support of production systems.

Michael graduated from the University of Virginia with a master’s in Management of IT (MSMIT) and a bachelor’s in mathematics. Michael maintains certifications as a Project Management Professional (PMP), Scaled Agilist (SA), and Certified DataVault 2.0 Practitioner (CDVP2).

Michael joined Quadrint in 2020 in support of its programs within the Intelligence Community where Michael has worked for 14+ years providing information technology and business architecture support. Prior to joining Quadrint, Michael worked as a consultant to multiple federal agencies, with a focus on the Virginia intelligence agencies, as an employee of federal system integrators, with 9 years spent working for tech titan Microsoft.

Michael has a robust technology background paired with academic and practical experience within Business Administration. He has worked on key Intelligence Community programs from large programs such as IC DTE to small highly secure mission systems.

Michael graduated from Limestone College with a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration and continued his education with a Masters of Business Administration from Strayer University. He also maintains certifications as a Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Scaled Agilist, and AWS Certified Solutions Architect-Professional.

Dr. Turman joined Quadrint in July 2021 and serves as VP of Intelligence Programs. He leads development and delivery of Quadrint’s cloud professional services, agile application development, and enterprise software solutions to transform IC and DOD IT enterprises and advance national security. He is an acknowledged expert in the current procurement environment and fluent with DOD and IC systems development and acquisition processes. He maintains deep expertise of client baseline technology portfolios and draws on Quadrint’s ISO-certified best practices to address customer business and technology challenges.

From 2016 through 2021, Dr. Turman served as VP-Mission Systems and General Manager of Peraton’s Intelligence & Network Solutions Business Unit. He led teams in architecting, engineering, and operating the United States Government’s most critical IT enterprises and communications networks.

From 2013 through 2016, as NJVC Vice President, Program Management, Dr. Turman consulted with clients across DOD to align technology strategy with mission capabilities through roadmaps and innovation agendas. He oversaw capture and implementation of a $440 million DoD IT infrastructure services program, defining a compelling program management approach with an integrated master plan and schedule and thorough quality and risk management assessments.

Dr. Turman served in the Department of Defense for 26 years — the majority with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). His final assignment was NGA acting West Senior Executive, supporting the director in the achievement of strategic agency objectives related to business and mission continuity, personnel, facilities, security, corporate relations and planning. Earlier, he was Deputy West Senior Executive, and led the execution of resources assigned to the St. Louis metropolitan area and nine other NGA locations.

Previously, Dr. Turman represented the Director of NGA abroad in three consecutive international and military support roles. As Director, International NGA Support Team—Europe— Turman initiated and strengthened NGA’s relationships with European partners. As Director, NGA Support Team to the United States European Command he led NGA’s team of embedded analysts and reach-back efforts in delivering GEOINT to military customers in theater. In 2010, he was deployed as commander, NGA Task Force—Iraq—and from Baghdad, led the agency’s team of analysts and technicians in the delivery of GEOINT to U.S. forces, the State Department and other partners. Earlier, Turman served several senior leadership roles in the Enterprise Operations directorate including Director of the NGA Enterprise Service Center (ESC) and the Enterprise Operations Customer Service office.

Dr. Turman also has extensive experience managing construction and facilities programs, having served as Chief of the NGA’s Facilities program, NGA—St. Louis Deputy Site Manager, Chief of Construction at the former Hydrographical-Topographic Center.

Dr. Turman is a National Defense University CAPSTONE Fellow, INCOSE Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP), Program Management Professional (PMP), licensed Professional Engineer, and member of the Department of Defense Acquisition Workforce, certified at Level III in Program Management.

Since 2011, Dr. Turman has served as adjunct Professor of Systems Engineering at George Washington University, Washington, DC.