
CASTELLUM SUPPORTS NATIONAL SECURITY AND CORPORATE ENTERPRISE NETWORKS
Competencies in cyber security, information technology, information warfare, and electronic warfare
*************************************************************************************************** IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 16 September 2021
Today’s press release related to our most recent LOI continues to underscore Castellum’s commitment to growth. This particular acquisition, should it complete, will further expand our capabilities to address needs within the Department of Defense.
Mark C. Fuller
Chairman/President & CEO ***************************************************************************************************
Brief History of Castellum
- June 2019 . BioNovelus Acquired by Bayberry Acquisition Corporation (Wright/Fuller)
- July 2019 . Stop Sign for trading removed
- August 2019 . Yield Sign for trading removed
- September 2019 . LOI to purchase Corvus Consulting, LLC
- November 2019 . Corvus Consulting Acquisition Announced
- January 2020 . RSM named audit firm
- January 2020 . BioNovelus changes name to Castellum
- March 2020. RSM completes audit
- January 2021. MFSI Acquisition Announced
- August 2021. Merrison Tech and Specialty Systems, Inc. Acquisitions Announced
Executive Management and Board of Directors
In 1978, Emil formed Specialty Systems, Inc. in Toms River, a system and software development company to serve commercial, government and defense clients. In July of 2018, the company celebrated its 40th year in business and continues to provide government and commercial clients the highest quality state-of-the-art automation systems. Today, with a staff of 91, Specialty Systems services Navy and Army clients, the Australian Navy, State, County, Municipal and Local Government agencies, as well as commercial firms. The company has served almost half of New Jersey State agencies and is positioned as the primary supplier of aircraft carrier flight deck management systems for the Navy.
Emil served on the Save Lakehurst Base Committee; this group was largely responsible for saving Naval Air Warfare Center, Lakehurst, NJ from closure in the 1995 BRAC. Emil has been the Chairperson of the Friends of Navy Lakehurst since 1995 and has served as the Lakehurst representative of the Governor’s Commission to Support and Enhance New Jersey’s Military and Coast Guard Installations. He is currently serving on the Governor’s Council on Armed Forces and Veterans’ Affairs and Defense Enhancement Coalition as the Lakehurst Base representative.
Since 1993, Emil has supported the Lakehurst Base and the State of New Jersey in the retention of Military bases. His past and continued service to various organizations that support Joint Base MDL and the Lakehurst community continues today.
He also served as President of the Southern Maryland Navy Alliance and helped lead Maryland’s efforts to become a FAA designated UAS Test Site for UAS integration into the National Airspace, and he coordinated and brokered a partnership with the states of Maryland, Virginia and New Jersey and their respective state universities.
His leadership while President of the Southern Maryland Navy Alliance, also helped to bring the University System of Maryland to the Southern Maryland region with an anticipated $85 million Academic and Research, Development and Technology Innovation complex at the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland. This new multi-million dollar center will fuel technology innovation, transfer and commercialization, and new startups. It will also significantly strengthen the Southern Maryland region’s work force through education and training opportunities, grow better paying, higher quality professional careers and jobs, and diversify the region’s economy and industry base.
Glen also served on the Board of Directors of the Professional Services Council (PSC), the leading advocate of the government technology and professional services industry, as well as the Southern Maryland Navy Alliance (Past President). He is a member of the Board of Trustees of St. Mary’s College of Maryland and the Advisory Board for the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland.
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Bernie served nearly 39 years in the US Army commanding from Platoon through Field Army in light, mechanized, and motorized Infantry, with multiple tours in the Rangers, and numerous operational deployments including over three years in combat. He led the 25th Infantry Division as the last Division Headquarters in Iraq during Operation New Dawn.
Bernie was the Executive Officer to the Commander in Chief, United States Southern Command and the Executive Assistant to the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He was also both the Deputy and Chief of Legislative Liaison, Office of the Secretary of the Army.
Following in his father's footsteps who served as a company commander during the Korean War, Bernie served almost four years in the Republic of Korea culminating his tour of duty as the Commander, Eighth Army while simultaneously serving as the Chief of Staff for United Nations Command, ROK-US Combined Forces Command, and United States Forces Korea. He received the Gukseon Medal, Order of National Merit from the ROK government and the Department of Defense Distinguished Service Medal for his contributions to the ROK-US Alliance.
Bernie received his BA from Saint Anselm College, is a graduate of the US Army War College, and the Army Strategic Leader Development Program.
In January 2020, Trey was selected to the OnCon Icon Top 50 Corporate Counsel List by a vote of his peers. He currently serves as an Advisory Board Member to Live Oak Endeavors, LLC and Second Act Financial Services.Trey received his bachelor of arts (economics) degree, cum laude, from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1980. He received his juris doctor degree, magna cum laude, from Tulane Law School in 1983, and served on the Board of Editors of The Tulane Law Review. He is admitted to practice in New York, California, Texas and the District of Columbia, and complies with continuing legal education requirements of the New York State Bar Association. He frequently serves as an arbitrator in customer and industry disputes under the FINRA Dispute Resolution program.
Chuck graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and commissioned in the U.S. Navy where he was trained as an operational intelligence officer, mission planner, and targeteer. He served for 26 years, including leadership positions at sea, ashore and overseas, in peacetime as well as in conflict. Her received his M.S. in Strategic Intelligence from the Defense Intelligence College and served as a National Security Fellow at Harvard University, J.F. Kennedy School of Government.