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Our TeamAmy Parr
Amy Parr leads the marketing strategy for LMI’s intelligence and homeland security markets.
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Our TeamErwin Villiger
Erwin is a senior subject matter expert with more than 25 years of experience at the nexus of national security and the environment.
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Our Leadership TeamJoseph Niehaus
Joe leads a diverse organization of logistics consultants developing and delivering advanced logistics solutions in acquisition and sustainment; infrastructure, energy, and environment; and supply chain management. He and his organization focus on helping LMI’s customers build supply chain resilience and deliver innovative supply chain solutions across the defense, civilian agencies, public health, and national security markets with increasing agility for accelerated decision-making at the pace of need.
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Our TeamMaureen Merkl
Dr. Maureen Merkl, a registered nurse, came to LMI from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). There, she worked with severely injured, ill, or wounded post-9/11 service members to support their recovery, rehab, and transition from active duty to veteran status.
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Our TeamStuart Jones
Stu Jones leads LMI’s Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) submarket and oversees the delivery and execution of programs, projects, and tasks as well as strategic growth. He provides cross-service line support for policy development, planning, resource management, and program evaluation.
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Our TeamRachel Linares
Dr. Rachel Linares, a process improvement consultant, has over two decades of a successful career spanning multiple industries, including government, higher education, and manufacturing. She has significant consulting experience in a broad range of functions.
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Our TeamEric Oettl
Eric Oettl is the vice president of LMI’s acquisition & sustainment subservice line, delivering solutions that enable federal customers to acquire, sustain, and manage critical systems and key equipment across the full lifecycle.
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Nathan Danneman, PhD
Nathan is LMI’s applied AI and ML fellow. Nathan’s leading-edge computational methods extract valid inferences from complex data to support mission needs. He has applied semi-supervised and active learning paradigms to entity resolution problems over graph data to harmonize multisource supply chain risk datasets.
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Innovation at the Pace of Need™LMI Workshop Highlights Data-Driven Resiliency
"Analytics for Resilience: Infrastructure, Supply Chain, and Climate" attracted a cross-section of federal managers.