Specialists Across Industries

Ms. Bradley  has over 15 years of library experience and over 20 years of experience as a researcher and desktop publisher. Her experience in library settings coupled with her consulting experience has provided her with the skills and expertise required to collaborate and interface with a diverse set of individuals ranging from young to college age students; teachers, professors, and administrators; industry personnel, as well as military personnel from low ranking enlisted personnel (E-1) to senior level officers (O-8). Her experience consulting for clients across industries has provided her with the opportunity to apply her research and information retrieval skills to develop technical documentation, marketing collateral, and government and commercial proposals, often containing proprietary information. 

Ms. Fischer currently specializes in Government Contracting and Accounting Services, including budget development, indirect rate structure development, Incurred Cost Submissions, proposal development, and General Ledger services for Government contractors. She previously held the position of Director of Accounting for a Government Contractor where she oversaw all aspects of General Ledger accounting, payroll, accounts payable, billing, budgeting, auditing, and tax planning. She also previously oversaw cost proposal development, contract management, human resources, and government facility security. 

Ms. Kallaghan is a graphic designer, desktop publisher, and editor with over 30 years of experience. She develops marketing and advertising collateral for large entertainment venues and has been involved in the development of proposal and market research documentation for several clients with KPinC. Her keen eye, attention to detail, and spectacular editing skill have allowed her to provide a wide range of support to clients across multiple industries.  

Lt. Col. (Ret) Brian Keller Mr. Keller is a private consultant specializing in DoD research, development and acquisition. Most recently, he served as the Executive Assistant to the Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Innovation & Technology Transition. Mr. Keller retired from the U.S. Army in 2000. His last military job was the Product Manager for Soldier Support Systems. In this capacity, he was the Government lifecycle manager for 56 product lines. His duties included responsibility for the design, development and production of DoD airdrop systems, shelter systems, field feeding systems, and field services systems.

 Mr. Tierney's career spans more than 35 years – working in program management, proposal management, product & technology development, business development, engineering, and defense acquisition. Mr. Tierney helps clients create and execute successful business strategies to win federal government contracts – including capture and proposal management, business development, communications with government leaders, supporting product-development strategies and translating government requirements into technical performance characteristics.