Message from the Chair/Founder

It is truly my privilege to be able to give back and make a positive difference in the lives of our Service Members, Homeless Veterans, Veterans, and their Family members. Through both my military and corporate careers, I have been afforded the opportunity meet and work extraordinary individuals. These experiences coupled with life experiences, have enabled me to build the relationship, network, and knowledge capital that I depend upon every day to give back.

My Dad served 33 years in the Army (Korea, Vietnam, others), after retirement assume the position of Adjacent for the Military Order of Purple (MOPH) and later the Commander of 423rd MOPH. My Mom volunteered as a Gray Lady, Army Community Service Volunteer, Colorado Cares – Foster Care and many other Charities. Between my Mom and Dad, they volunteer over 90 hours a week for their Community (both Military and non-Military and their Families) and were recently honored as Fountain, CO volunteers of the year. One of my brothers served 30 years in the Army (Vietnam, others), came back from retirement and now works as a government civilian with the 4th ID, currently deployed to Iraq. My other brother served 30 years in USMC, my sister is a nurse at Ft. Campbell, and my other sister volunteers with MOPH and an animal placement and care organization. We all realize just how fortunate we are and how many others sacrifice every single day for our way of life. Why give back? Perhaps we should ask ourselves, why not give back of our time, talents and energies to make a positive difference.

A former U.S. Army officer, Ms. Keeser has also served in key executive positions with Northrop Grumman, Booz Allen Hamilton and SRA Corporation. She later launched a government consulting firm, KEMSS, LLC a Woman Owned-Service disabled Veteran Small Business (WO-SDVOSB). As a fifth generation military service member, she supports multiple diversity and volunteer initiatives for Military Service members, Veterans and their Families. She’s an active Board member of: Friends of Lake Accotink Park (FLAP), Fairfax-Falls Church Partnership to Prevent and End Homelessness Governing Board, America's Freedom Foundation, Women in Defense Capital Chapter (WID-DC) and is an active volunteer for National Guard Family Readiness Group, a past President of Ravensworth Farm Civic Association, board member of the National Guard Association of United States Corporate Advisory Panel, NGBAA Executive Board, and SRA International -Volunteer of Year and nominated for the Medal of Freedom, selected as finalist for March of Dimes 2013 Herons in Technology, Ms. Keeser is also Founder and Chairman of America's Adopt A Soldier®, a certified 501c3 organization dedicated to making a difference in the lives of our Service members, Homeless Veterans, Veterans and their Families and the National Capital Area Veterans Service Foundation (NCAVSF) – dedicated to serving the missions of the DC Veterans Medical Center serving over 80,000 Veterans in (MS/DC/VA). Ms. Keeser is the recipient of two Patriotic Civilian Service Award's and holds a Presidential Appointment as an active S.S. Board Member.

Honorary Co-Chairman

Lee Harvey founded Lee Harvey Consulting, LLC in early September, 2009 upon his retirement from the U.S. Army - culminating a successful career spanning over 33 years.

Prior to his retirement - Lee was appointed as one of the Deputy Program Executive Officer's, Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS). Since early January 2004, Mr. Harvey was responsible for the management of business information systems development, integration, and overall program implementation functions including the acquisition, personnel, medical, distance learning, installation management and reserve component domains. Prior to becoming a DPEO EIS, Mr. Harvey served as the Program Director for Army University Access Online - eArmyU, reporting to the Army's Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1 and the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Manpower and Reserve Affairs. He was directly responsible for all aspects of program management for the $450 million program.

Mr. Harvey previously served as the Director of Acquisition Management for the Army's Communications Electronics Command Acquisition Center - Washington. In that capacity he was responsible for awarding $500 million in new contracts each year and managing approximately $2 billion in existing contracts.

Mr. Harvey has over 33 years of experience as a leader in the Information Technology Management and Government Contracting fields, is a veteran of the United States Army, a graduate of the IAC partners program and a current IAC Fellow.

Chief Financial Officer

Jeff A. Moyer is a standing Chapter 7 panel trustee, Chapter 11 and Chapter 12 trustee & attorney, and the principal & founder of The Bankruptcy Group, Inc. in Grand Rapids, Michigan for the last 11 years. Prior to that time, Mr. Moyer worked at and was principal of several Grand Rapids law firms, specializing in bankruptcy matters of all kinds, particularly trustee and secured creditor representation. He has extensive experience in a wide variety of bankruptcy litigation as well as matters involving Chapters 7, 11 and 13, including involvement as operating Chapter 11 Trustee in 10 businesses of widely differing types. In addition, Mr. Moyer has extensive experience in both representing receivers in several SEC receiverships, as well as serving as trustee for cases involving various fraudulent or Ponzi scheme circumstances.

Mr. Moyer is 1976 graduate of West Point and subsequently received his JD from the Moritz College of Law at the Ohio State University. He previously served as the judicial law clerk for the Honorable Chief Judge James D. Gregg of the Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Michigan, and prior to that time while in law school served as a judicial intern to both the Honorable Chief Justice Thomas J. Moyer of the Ohio Supreme Court (no relation), and the Honorable Guy Cole, Jr., then Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of Ohio and now of the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Mr. Moyer has significant appellate litigation experience at all levels including multiple arguments before the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, is admitted and has appeared before the Fifth and Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and participated in the oral argument of United States v. Craft before the United States Supreme Court in January of 2002. He is a frequent lecturer on bankruptcy matters of all types and is a member of numerous bar associations and has been admitted to appear before numerous Bankruptcy Courts in different States, several Federal District Courts and 3 U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals throughout the country. He has sat on several boards of directors for non-profit charitable organizations and continues to provide advice to several boards of that type at this time.

Mr. Moyer is a retired Lieutenant Colonel having served 10 years on active duty with the U.S. Army, commanding an Air Defense Battery on the DMZ of Korea, having served overseas for over 6 years, and serving an additional 14 years in the U.S. Army Reserves prior to his retirement.