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Stephen DeAngelis, President and CEO of Enterra Solutions, LLC founded the company in 2002 to offer leadership in the emerging field of Enterprise Resilience Management (ERM). After two decades helping companies in technology, manufacturing, government affairs, and banking to optimize their investments in people, processes and information technology he recognized the emerging paradigms for managing risk in the 21st century. Mr. DeAngelis invented Enterprise Resilience Management as a way to systemically address the challenges of globalization after September 11. Enterra Solutions creates Resilient Enterprises through a best-practices consulting methodology with a technology solution that transforms rule sets into code and gives managers real-time information and collaborative control capabilities. Since creating Enterra's proprietary Enterprise Resilience Management Solution (ERMS), Mr. DeAngelis has driven the concept of Enterprise Resilience Management at the highest levels of the public and private sector, attracting prestigious partners, customers and investors. Key Roles & Appointments Founder, President, & CEO of Enterra Solutions, LLC Founding Executive Director of the Institute for Advanced Technologies in Global Resilience at the Oak Ridge Center for Advanced Studies (ORCAS) Visiting Scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute Senior Fellow & Adjunct Professor at the United States Merchant Marine Academy in King's Point, New York Former CEO of Industry Networks, LLC and Mercer Industrial Holdings, LLC Executive Committee Member, Board of Directors of the Association for Enterprise Integration Member, Board of Directors, Hepatitis B Foundation Education Bachelor of Arts, International Affairs, The School of International Service, American University, concentrations in United States Security & Defense Policy & Sino-American Affairs. In September 2006, Mr. DeAngelis was named the Founding Executive Director of the Institute for Advanced Technologies in Global Resilience at the Oak Ridge Center for Advanced Studies (ORCAS). The purpose of the Institute for Advanced Technologies in Global Resilience is to establish a center of gravity for the new field of Enterprise Resilience Management. At the same time, the Computational Sciences and Engineering Division of Oak Ridge National Laboratory named Mr. DeAngelis a Visiting Scientist. In this role, he will collaborate with the Directorate to define a strategic scientific agenda in the area of innovative information management processes. Using automation, ERM structures government and commercial policy-sharing rule sets and standards into highly reliable information networks. Mr. DeAngelis is also a Visiting Scientist at Carnegie Mellon's Software Engineering Institute (SEI), where he has worked with SEI since 2004 to create new methodologies in Enterprise Resilience Management and set the foundation for the next generation of the Operationally Critical Threat and Vulnerability Evaluation (OCTAVE®) methodology for assessing organizational risk. Recently, Enterra Solutions formalized a unique Creative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with SEI. Mr. DeAngelis is currently partnering with other subject matter experts at SEI on building the next-generation information assurance and standards-based risk and performance management methodology. Professional Affiliations Visiting Scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory Executive Director, The Institute for Advanced Technologies in Global Resilience within the Oak Ridge Center for Advanced Studies (ORCAS) Visiting Scientist at Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University Senior Fellow & Adjunct Professor in Global Resilience at the post-graduate Global Maritime and Transportation (GMATS) of the United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) at King's Point, New York Member of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee for the Association for Enterprise Integration Co-Chair of the Net-Centric Operations Industry Forum's (NCOIF) Information Assurance Working Group Board Member of the Hepatitis B Foundation Member of the Project Management Institute Member of the National Defense Industrial Association Member of the Board of Advisors of the Philadelphia Regional Bio-Tech Council (part of Ben Franklin Technology Partners) Former Member of the Board and Executive Committee of Pearl S. Buck International Former member of the Upper Makefield Volunteer Fire Company In addition to his Visiting Scientist appointments, Mr. DeAngelis, in May 2006, was appointed a Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor at the United States Merchant Marine Academy in King's Point, New York. Teaching a Global Maritime and Transportation School (GMATS) course on Global Resilience, the focus of DeAngelis' work as a Senior Fellow will involve foundational and applied research as well as development in the area of Global Resilience in the U.S. maritime and inter-modal supply chain. His post-graduate course on Global Resilience will educate the next generation of leaders in the maritime industry on globalization. Mr. DeAngelis guides future leaders to master the means of making their organizations and assets resilient to asymmetric threats. He emphasizes systematic agility to identify and exploit opportunities through an integrated approach to security, compliance and performance management. Prior to Enterra, Mr. DeAngelis founded and served as CEO of IndustryNetworks, LLC, an emerging technology company, where he launched one of the first web-service enabled supply chain management systems. At IndustryNetworks, Mr. DeAngelis helped pioneer the field of comprehensive Web-based secure supply chain services, including Web-enabled offerings in sourcing, procurement, logistics and demand forecasting. The company's clients included public utilities and specialty chemical companies. Mr. DeAngelis also served as President and CEO of Mercer Industrial Holdings, LLC, and its portfolio firm, Technical Coatings Industries, Inc. He founded a strategy and government affairs consultancy, served as a member of the Bank of Boston's Strategic Planning Group and as a legal assistant to a senior partner at O'Melveny & Myers, LLP (formerly O'Sullivan, Graev & Karabell). Mr. DeAngelis earned a B.A. in international affairs from the School of International Service at American University, concentrating in U.S. security and defense policy and Sino-American affairs. Active in his local community, Mr. DeAngelis serves on the Board of Directors of the Hepatitis B Foundation, the only non-profit organization solely dedicated to the global problem of Hepatitis B. The organization's mission is to find a cure and improve the quality of life for those affected by Hepatitis B. He was also the past Chairman of the Welcome House Committee, a member of the Executive Committee of Pearl S. Buck International, and has performed volunteerism with Sasha Bruce Youthworks in Washington, DC. DeAngelis is a former member of the Upper Makefield Volunteer Fire Company. Professional Background Founder, President, and CEO, Enterra Solutions, LLC, 2001-Present Creates Enterra's Enterprise Resilience Management Solution Invents Enterra Resilience Management Methodology Invents Rules Set Automation Creates Resilient Technology Architecture Found unique commercial and governmental sector practice groups Co-Chairs Net-Centric Operations Industry Forum’s (NCOIF) Information Assurance Working Group Wins contract to provide Enterprise Risk Management consulting services to NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center Executes master marketing agreement with SAIC for Enterra's Enterprise Resilience Management Solution Becomes transition partner of the Software Engineering Institute for OCTAVE® and expands the OCTAVE® method to address compliance and performance Files enabling patents, trademarks, and copyrights Founder and CEO, IndustryNetworks, LLC, 1998-2001 Launches first e-supply chain platform Raises more than $10MM in venture capital funding Builds company of 42 employees Partners with and licenses industry-standard enabling technologies Attracts major public utility and specialty chemical companies as clients President and CEO, Mercer Industrial Holdings, LLC and its portfolio firm, Technical Coatings Industries, Inc., 1995-1998 Acquires and manages Technical Coatings Industries, Inc. (Princeton, New Jersey and U.S. Virgin Islands) Obtains major oil and gas, aluminum manufacturing, governmental, shipping, construction, and distribution clients throughout the Caribbean Basin Creates revolutionary Web-based electronic supply chain management system for the paint and coatings industry Past Accomplishments Creates strategy and government affairs consultancy in Washington, D.C. Crafts Casino Control Act of 1992 for the U.S. Virgin Islands Builds political action committees to ensure enactment of legislation for economic development issues Serves as economic development counselor for U.S. Virgin Islands Represents hospitality, manufacturing, entertainment and technology industries on business development, strategic alliances, and regulatory issues in the United States, China, Europe, and Africa Political campaign manager for Bush/Quayle, Washington, D.C. region. |
