Scott Glick is the General Counsel of SummitET. He also provides clients with multidisciplinary, multiagency operational preparedness and response planning solutions to the threats and hazards of greatest concern.

Scott brings more than four decades of experience in prosecution, critical incident response, intelligence, national policy, and national-level exercises to SummitET. He previously served as the Director of Preparedness and Response and Senior Counsel at the Department of Justice (DOJ) in the National Security Division, where he led DOJ’s national preparedness policy and planning efforts. During that time, he represented DOJ at interagency policy committee (IPC) and sub-IPC meetings chaired by the President’s National Security Staff that focused on counterterrorism, weapons of mass destruction, and other threats and hazards. He also served as Deputy Counsel in DOJ’s Office of Intelligence Policy and Review, where he advised the Attorney General and DOJ’s other top officials on the legal and policy issues that arose during national security intelligence-related investigations and prosecutions, and supervised litigation in the federal courts relating to the use and protection of classified information obtained pursuant to sophisticated intelligence techniques. Scott’s litigation experience also includes prosecuting international terrorism cases for DOJ and prosecuting organized crime cases as an Assistant District Attorney in New York.

During the course of his career, Scott has collaborated with numerous federal departments and agencies, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Energy, the Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Department of State, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the National Counterterrorism Center, and agencies in the U.S. Intelligence Community and numerous parts of the Department of Defense. Scott’s experience enables him to provide clients with strategic services that ensures the cohesive and seamless integration of crisis management, consequence management, and intelligence response operations across all levels of government.

Scott has taught at the law school and graduate school levels, has published numerous articles, including on preparatory consequence management, weapons of mass destruction, foreign intelligence surveillance and cybersecurity, and he has received numerous awards from the Department of Justice and the Director of National Intelligence.

Christine serves as a Research Analyst and Executive Assistant for Summit. She has 3 years of experience in U.S. Government and 4 years of experience as an administrative/executive assistant. Through her studies she has pursued research in security, structure, and current challenges of the United States government and European Union. For Summit, Christine completes research, video and document editing, various administrative tasks, logistics, and communications support. 

TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
B.S., Political Science, 2015

Chris has extensive experience supporting U.S. Government clients in various consulting capacities, such as data analysis, research, and exercise design and facilitation. As senior exercise planner with the Silent Thunder Program, Chris provides site specific, tailored training to law enforcement, emergency responders, and government officials at the local, state and Federal levels. He develops counterterrorism and counterproliferation capacity building exercises to various foreign governments and militaries.

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
B.A., Political Science, 2002

Neil serves in a Business Development role for SummitET. He brings a customer-service focused background to team SummitET. A career in the fitness and hospitality industries have provided a solid foundation on which his client-centered approach to business development is built. Developing opportunities for team SummitET’s experts to utilize their skills while cultivating personal relationships with current and future clients is his priority. In addition to his business development responsibilities, his role at SummitET includes research and proposal writing assistance.

OHIO UNIVERSITY
B.S., Exercise Physiology, 2013

Mike is a dynamic senior professional with expertise in supporting multiple national and corporate initiatives during his 30 years of service in the U.S. Army and as a defense contractor. During his 21 years of military service, he amassed a broad spectrum of Middle East work experience facilitating international partnership development in counter-terrorism, humanitarian demining, counter-proliferation, and border security. Mike has more than nine years of corporate experience serving in senior management positions supporting DoD contracts. His expertise includes program management, strategic planning, proposal writing, and leadership. Before coming to SummitET, he was a Program Director in Blackbird Technologies, a Raytheon company since 2015.  

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
M.A., Middle Eastern Studies, 2000

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
B.S., Physics (Distinguished Military Graduate), 1988

Mart has extensive experience in counterterrorism and counter-WMD policy, four of which he spent conducting international, multilateral exercises and workshops for the Department of State. His primary interest are policy and organizational traits the enable effective operations in complex, emergency environments. With SummitET, Mart supports domestic and international exercises for local authorities responding to radiological incidents Mart’s international work provided capacity building opportunities for mid- to senior-level policy makers and decision makers from over 60 countries. He has served a speaker and facilitator at multiple international conferences, including the International Atomic Energy Agency and other multilateral fora.

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
M.A., Security Studies, 2014

PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY
B.A., Political Science, 2012

Jesse has supported U.S. Government clients at the Departments of Defense, State, and Energy in conducting international counterproliferation training and implementing national counter-WMD terrorism policy.  He has focused on improving coordination among stakeholders in order to prevent, investigate, and respond to chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear terrorism incidents in regions around the globe.  As an exercise planner with SummitET, Jesse supports exercises for local, state, and federal authorities responding to radiological incidents.

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
M.A., Security and Intelligence Studies, 2015

VIRGINIA TECH
B.A., International Studies, 2013