Greg Lindsey is the President of Westway Enterprises, a pioneering security company

transforming security services to the U.S. Intelligence Community, Department of Defense

contractors and commercial companies. Westway advances the national security mission by

providing cost-effective solutions for multi-use secure facilities delivering SCIF as a Service, a

cost-effective alternative to industry of building and managing their own. This scalable model

provides government and industry partners with rapid access to multi-use, accredited spaces

while significantly reducing capital and operational expenditures.

Greg joined Westway as Director of Operations for the Northern Virginia region and has been

instrumental in the company’s strategic growth for over five years. He brings to the role a deep

operational acumen, shaped by a distinguished military career and executive leadership roles

across corporate America.

A culturally attuned and globally experienced leader, Greg is a former U.S. Army officer who

commanded and led units in both combat and peacetime environments. His military service

spans major global operations—from combat operations in Panama in 1989 to

Afghanistan—and includes extensive work in operational planning, training, and peace

enforcement. He has served with distinction in joint and interagency environments, including

assignments with U.S. Special Operations Command, and working with the Intelligence

Community, U.S. State Department, and international organizations such as the United Nations,

NATO, OSCE, and the International Red Cross.

A U.S. Army Ranger and Master Parachutist, Greg brings unmatched discipline and mission-

focused leadership to the private sector, effectively bridging the gap between government

security requirements and commercial innovation.

Greg’s educational background includes a master’s degree in business administration from the

University of Tampa and a bachelor’s degree in business management from St. Leo University.

He was elected to the AFCEA International Board of Directors and is on the Board of Advisors

for The American Land Forces Institute.

Scott King has over 3 decades of experience leading commercial, collateral, and special

security programs and presently serves as the Chief Security Officer for Invictus

International Consulting headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia. In this role, he has direct

oversight managing all facets of Security, Emergency Planning, Crisis Management, Safety,

and Facilities operations.

Mr. King began his career as a Special Security Officer with Westinghouse Electric

Corporation – Defense near BWI where he was quickly promoted to Technical Security

Specialist. In this role, he gained significant physical and operational security experience

based on interactions with numerous government organizations and agencies of both the

DoD and INTEL communities. Some of his more unique accomplishments during this period

included establishing SCIFs in a parking lot, a commercial aircraft hangar, and a 737 aircraft.

After being acquired by Northrop Grumman, Mr. King rotated to serve as the FSO in

Huntsville, Alabama. Upon his return to the BWI facility, he was named the Crisis

Management Coordinator for the entire Sector – where he supervised actions in response to

the September 11 th attacks. Mr. King next joined Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) as a

Senior Security Manager/FSO/CSSO to manage their Hanover, Maryland facility and

expansion due to a significant contract win. While with CSC, Mr. King was one of the

founding members of the Industrial Security Awareness Council of Central Maryland (ISAC-

MD) and served as an elected member of the Board of Directors in the role of President for 3

years. An opportunity to relocate, move into a more operational role, and oversee the

opening of a new CSC site came in 2014 when Mr. King was named Principal Delivery

Specialist near Shreveport, Louisiana becoming employee number 1 on the ground. After

contributing to the capture of a $167M IC client opportunity with then CSRA, he returned to

the DC area to serve as a Security Administrator/FSO with CACI in Chantilly before

beginning his current role at Invictus. In 2022, Mr. King was selected to serve as the DIA

Focus Chair for the ISWG organization. Over this 37-year period, Mr. King has

conservatively managed the security design and oversaw budgeting for security

enhancements of over 1.8 M ft 2 of new area construction and 3.1 M ft 2 of modifications

including SCIFs, Closed Areas, SAPFs, and unique environmental testing chambers. He

continually strives to mentor our next generation security practitioners based on the support

he had early in his career.

Scott likes to say that he didn’t just attend LSU in the 80s, but actual graduated and is part of

that passionate Tiger fan base. When he is not tailgating or tending over his smoker, Scott

and his wife Lisa of over 30 years love travelling on family adventures with their 3 children.

Dean joined the family business in 2015 following independent engagements in both the Chicago and Denver commercial real estate markets where he focused on strategic planning, lease negotiations and real estate pro-formas. At Koelbel, Dean is primarily focused on the RiNo (River North) district, where he oversees the leasing of Koelbel’s downtown office portfolio, including Catalyst and Watershed and curating new development opportunities for the company.

Dean graduated from Indiana University (IU) with a degree in finance/minor in business. He also earned a Business Certificate through IU’s Kelley School of Business.

Sean Ferguson leads Partnerships at Nooks, forging public and private-sector collaborations that deliver mission-ready, ICD-705 space for defense and national-security programs. At Nooks, Sean translates customer requirements into deployable real-estate solutions by connecting industry and government customers with a suite of classified infrastructure services – including flexible access to ICD 705 compliant space, mobile SCIFs, and security support services on accelerated timelines. Sean leads site selection, federal, state, and local engagements, and strategic partnership efforts across the business.

Sean’s perspective is shaped by 18 years in the defense ecosystem, first at Raytheon in strategy and finance, followed by founding Firetiger, an advisory firm that assists emerging defense and dual-use technology companies in scaling their operations.

Sean has a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Originally from Southern California, he now lives in Alameda, CA and is an avid traveler, snowboarder, and motorsports enthusiast.

Eric Enriquez is currently a Senior Vice President with JLL’s Project Development Services Group in the West. He leads the Aerospace and Secure Environments Group. His primary responsibility is managing secure base building and tenant improvement design and construction related activities of projects throughout the Western United States. Eric is responsible for coordinating and directing all aspects of the secure design and construction process, thoroughly reviewing all major design progress deliverables, supervising all phases of construction contract administration, ensuring schedule and budget adherence, reviewing, and negotiating change orders, enforcing contract requirements, and facilitating project close-out requirements. Eric previously held an Intelligence Community TSSCI with full scope poly and Department of Defense Top Secret level security clearances.

Governmental 705, Aerospace, and advanced technologies. Proven results in projects up to $650,000,000. An expert Consultant/Owner’s representative for high visibility projects with the ability to communicate effectively with high level Executives and Board Members. Extensive experience in Commercial, Municipal and Federal Governments, Residential, and Department of Defense Projects. Over 24 years of DoD Operational experience to include, Coalition, Joint, and Senior Staff experience in Joint Planning, Command and Control, and Operations. Expert multi-tasker in dynamic, high stress, high tempo, team environments, demanding precision, accuracy, and coordinated actions to direct resources and meet organizational missions and objectives. Adept at multi-organizational team building environment.

Doug Woody, Vice President of Project Development at Bryan Construction, spearheads innovative project solutions for aerospace and secure facilities across Colorado and the Western United States. With over 25 years of construction management experience spanning commercial, municipal, residential, federal, and Department of Defense projects, Doug specializes in delivering ICD 705-compliant facilities that meet the aerospace industry’s rigorous standards. As a trusted partner, he collaborates closely with clients to navigate the complexities of design-build ecosystems, ensuring precision, safety, and mission-critical outcomes. Leveraging Bryan Construction’s expertise in sustainable building and advanced project management, Doug drives impactful solutions that address client challenges and strengthen communities.

Frank Gray is President and CEO of Castle Rock EDC (2009-Current) after seven years at Adams County Economic Development (ACED) where he was Vice President of Business Development. In his current position Frank is responsible for attracting new businesses and helping existing industry thrive and grow in Castle Rock and Douglas County. Castle Rock EDC has been named the EDCC’s large community of the year in 2009, 2011,2015 and 2018. In 2011 Frank assumed responsibility for the Downtown Development Authority and the Downtown Merchants Association forming what is now known as the Castle Rock Downtown Alliance. Frank sits on a variety of Boards and Commissions including:

Board of Directors Economic Development Council of Colorado 2014/2015 Chair (2009-

2018)

Chairman of Douglas County Business Alliance (2010-2015, 2021)

Chair of the Douglas County Partnership of Governments-Economic Development

(2009-2016, 2019)

BOD Colorado Lending Source 2017 Chairman (2011-2019)

Colorado Companies to Watch, Founder and Legacy Board member (2006-Current)

BOD Arapahoe Community College (2011-2020)

Board of Directors Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce (2009- Current)

Douglas County Commissioners Ad Hoc Committee on Sustainable Agriculture (2010,

2011)

Board of Directors for Colorado Photonics Industry Association (2003-2009)

Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee (2009/2010)

BOD Colorado Nano Technology Association (2004-2006)

BOD for USA Volleyball -RMR (Community Youth Organization 2001-2015)

Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) Technical Advisory Committee

(22-Current)

Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) Economic Development Committee

2025-Current)

Frank, has worked for, started up and owned several small businesses. Frank earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Colorado (Boulder) and the University of Uppsala (Sweden) in International Affairs and Finance, a master’s degree from the University of Lancaster (UK) in Diplomacy and Development Economics. Frank has worked for the United Nations HQ in Geneva, Switzerland and coached volleyball at Regis University, Baylor University and with the USA Youth and Junior National Team Volleyball Programs. In his free time, Frank soaks up his family time with Julie (wife), Mason (18) and Emma (15) and Anya (12). Frank has completed summits of Mt Kilimanjaro, Mt. Vestal and Mt.Sill and in 2019 took a 6mo. sabbatical with his family, stopping in Canada, Japan, Vietnam, Cambodia, Bali, Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. Frank enjoys playing Golf, Mtn Biking, traveling, backpacking and skiing in Colorado’s backcountry.

Becky joined Astroscale U.S. in June 2020 as SVP of Finance and Business Operations. She brings over 25

years of finance, operations, and business management expertise to the Astroscale team.

Before joining Astroscale, Becky held the position of Director of Operations, Orbital Technologies at

General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS). She was responsible for the development and

management of operational plans, budgets, and schedules to ensure business and financial objectives

were met.

Previously, Becky was the chief executive officer of Surrey Satellite Technology US LLC, the U.S.

subsidiary of world-leading small satellite manufacturer Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL) in the

United Kingdom. As CEO, she led the company in the cultivation of the rapidly growing U.S. market for

cost-effective small satellite systems, applications, and services. As CEO, Becky directed the company’s

strategic development and operational activities. In a dual role, Becky continued to serve as the Chief

Financial Officer and was responsible for all aspects of the company’s financial management. She

successfully led the sale of the company to General Atomics in November 2017.

Prior to joining Surrey in 2008 as its first U.S. employee, Becky worked as a consultant CFO across

several different industries. She also worked for six years at Arthur Andersen LLP.

Becky earned her Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from Metropolitan State University in

Denver and is a Certified Public Accountant. She enjoys mountain biking and has been a competitive

CrossFit athlete for the last 15 years.

Morgan B. Alu is the Director of International Development and Special Projects at the

Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation (Metro Denver EDC). With a

strategic vision and a deep understanding of global markets, Morgan spearheads

initiatives that expand Denver's economic footprint on the international and domestic

stage and is known for fostering strong partnerships with key stakeholders, driving

investment opportunities, and implementing innovative strategies that bolster the

region's economic growth.

In addition to this role, Morgan also serves as the Director of the Colorado Space

Coalition (CSC), where under the leadership of Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera and

former Astronaut Dr. Ron Sega, he positions Colorado as the nation's premier hub for

aerospace innovation and investment. Through this leadership, Morgan collaborates

with private-sector aerospace companies, military and federal partners, State of

Colorado leadership, and research institutions to promote the state’s cutting-edge space

ecosystem. The CSC has strengthened Colorado’s role in national defense, commercial

spaceflight, and international space partnerships, while advocating for policies that

support long-term industry growth and workforce development.

Based in Denver, Colorado, Morgan brings a deep commitment to advancing Colorado’s

global competitiveness through economic development, leadership, and strategic

international engagement. His work has directly contributed to securing high-impact

foreign direct investment, cultivating long-term partnerships with international

companies, and promoting Colorado as a premier destination for global business

expansion. By aligning state and regional assets with international market opportunities,

Morgan has helped position Colorado as a gateway for innovation, talent, and capital

from around the world.

Morgan has a proven track record in managing high-impact projects and special

initiatives that align with Colorado’s broader goals. His unwavering commitment to

sustainable development and economic inclusivity is reflected in the successful projects

and international collaborations he has guided, inspiring hope for the future.

Away from work, Morgan enjoys exploring Denver's vibrant cultural scene, on the golf

course, or being in the mountains with his wife Ali and Berne Doodle Heinz. He is

dedicated to making Colorado a great place to live and a thriving hub for international

business and development.