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Management
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Reba Hildebrand – General Manager
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18 years high technology experience
Former Director of Application Development
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Reba
Hildebrand brings more than 25 years of Customer Service and Support to DTS
serving as the Manager of the Customer Service & Support Department.
Ms. Hildebrand’s prior work in the customer service support area has given
her an understanding from the client’s view. Prior to joining DTS, Ms.
Hildebrand was the Director of Operations: CAIR SYSTEMS. In this capacity
she directed the activities of the customer service staff, software
development and conducted workflow and procedure analysis.
Prior to CAIR Systems, Ms. Hildebrand was the Accounting Manager for a
large insurance company. Her responsibilities included creating and
reconciliation of reports plus the on-going training of staff members. In
addition, she was directly in charge of all customer service issues,
including researching problems and resolution.
Ms. Hildebrand, a highly dedicated professional, is a competent, organized
and dependable employee. A recognized problem-solver & troubleshooter
and able to meet challenging corporate goals.
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Brad
Gates – Industry Consultant
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Orange County Sheriff - Retired
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During
his 24-year tenure as Sheriff of Orange County, CA, Brad Gates managed
3,000 employees and a budget of $360 million. In addition, Sheriff Gates
managed the 11th largest jail in the United States. Sheriff Gates brings 38
years of law enforcement experience, knowledge, and leadership to DTS, as
well as a proven track record for innovation and achievement.
Sheriff Gates was responsible for leading numerous California state law
enforcement initiatives. His Forensic Science Center, a cutting-edge crime
laboratory considered to be among the top three crime labs in the nation,
was the site of pioneering work in the emerging field of DNA genetic
fingerprinting evidence. Under Gates' leadership, Orange County was the first
of the state's counties to initiate implementation of the Cal-ID Automated
Fingerprint Identification System. Sheriff Gates also created several
computerized databases for use in investigations, including an unsolved
"John/Jane Doe" case database that allowed case information to be
shared among many law enforcement agencies. These are only two instances of
many in which Sheriff Gates employed a highly creative approach to problem
solving, and used advanced scientific methods and computer systems to address
critical needs of law enforcement and the community.
Gates was appointed by President George Bush to the Anti-Drug Coalitions of
America; as the co-founder of the "Drug Use is Life Abuse"
campaign, he was awarded the 1993 United Way Alexis de Tocqueville Society
Humanitarian Award. Sheriff Gates earned a Bachelor of Science degree in
Police Science and Administration and a Master of Science degree in
Criminology from California State University, Long Beach.
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Keith Lancaster -Chief Technology Officer
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Keith
brings over 20 years of business experience developing software in a variety
of roles, including developer, requirements analyst and architect. He has
managed development, quality assurance and software support for several
organizations. Before co-founding Compiled Logic, Keith managed the quality
assurance organization for Noblestar Systems and was the Vice President of
Technology for Scalable Software, Inc..
Keith graduated Magna Cum Laude in Electrical Engineering from the
University of Houston, and completed a Masters of Science in the same
field. He is a member of the Industrial Advisory Board to the College of
Electrical Engineering at the University of Houston and recently founded
the Houston Ruby on Rails Users Group.
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