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<br /> <br /> <br />sales@tncg.com CONSULTING MADE PERSONAL PAGE 15 OF 57 <br /> <br /> <br />C. If awarded this contract, who are you proposing to be the project <br />manager? What is their experience with this work and other aspects <br />pertinent to this project? What are their years of experience, years in the <br />industry, years with the firm, years of applicable licenses, etc.? Provide a <br />list of three major projects that the person has led. <br />Response: True North proposes Michael Rozin as the Project Manager. For <br />nearly 25 years, Michael has focused on protection against perpetrators <br />of targeted violence with a focus on transportation. He utilizes his skills <br />and extensive experience to deliver highly effective security risk <br />assessments, training, protection, and intelligence offerings to help its <br />customers and partners prevent targeted violence and other threats. <br />Michael’s initial foray into protection was serving in the Israel Defense <br />Forces as a Sergeant in the specialized combat unit Barkan. He then <br />completed an advanced security and anti-terrorism training program <br />under the Israel Security Agency's oversight at the Israel Security <br />Academy. This led him to join the Israel Airport Authority as a field <br />protective agent for Ben-Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv. In 2005, <br />he received an award for excellence for his performance at the agency. <br />In 2005, Michael transitioned to the private sector, leading the special <br />operations for the largest shopping mall in the United States, the Mall of <br />America (MOA). As special operations security captain, he developed, <br />implemented, and managed a behavioral threat detection and <br />assessment program and various other programs focused on targeted <br />mass violence prevention. These initiatives proved so effective that they <br />were presented to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on <br />Homeland Security as a security model in the private sector in 2008. <br />Michael has led numerous transportation security projects to successful <br />fruition, such as the system-wide Threat and Vulnerability Assessment of <br />the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), Security <br />Risk Assessment, and implementation of security solutions to include <br />contingency planning for the Minnesota Metro Transit system, security <br />awareness and emergency preparedness program development and <br />training of the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority and numerous others.