Leadership

As Vice President, Stephanie Reese manages all business development, capture management, proposal development, marketing communications, and press relations efforts for DPTS. Stephanie has 18 years of capture management, marketing communications and press relations experience within the Federal /State government and commercial industry. Throughout her career, Stephanie has successfully managed all aspects of more than 150 multi-million dollar Federal and State capture and proposal development efforts across various technical specialties; with an excellent win rate. She also has 20 years of experience developing and implementing marketing communications strategies within Federal contractor and commercial firms. Prior to joining the DPTS team, Stephanie worked as a marketing, proposal and capture management consultant for several small and large Federal contractors; winning more than $100M in business opportunities for various clients. While working in the commercial industry for Computer Associates (CA), Stephanie managed the internal and external marketing efforts for 10 specialty service practice areas, developed services program marketing initiatives, spearheaded the CA Professional Services internal and external websites, managed all CA Professional Services tradeshow efforts, and served as Project Lead for the global launch of CA’s Service Retainer Program for 16 OS/390 clients. She also held a number of marketing and proposal management positions for various Federal service providers including RSIS, Integrated Communication Solutions, and Vanstar/Inacom. Stephanie received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications/Public Relations from NC State University.

Stephanie is a native Washingtonian that enjoys volunteering within the local community and spending time with her family.

Brad Bergman is a retired USMC Major with more than 23 years of aviation supply, logistics, and maintenance experience. He received a B.A. degree in Business Administration/HR Management (Summa Cum Laude) from Strayer University in 2008; an A.A. degree in Supervisory Leadership and Management from Hawaii Pacific University in 1995. Brad served aboard numerous amphibious ships in support of “real world” contingency operations supporting Marine Aviation Combat Element. He served as Assistant Maintenance Officer/Maintenance Control Officer for four CH-46D search and rescue helicopters with approximately 120 Marines where all aircraft were 100% mission capable 88% of the time. Brad served as the Aviation Department Head for six Marine Helicopter Squadrons and three F/A-18 squadrons and 155 Marines and Sailors and oversaw $300M in assets with an annual budget of $55M. He served as Aviation Logistics Department Head (150 Marines and Sailors) supporting nine F/A-18 squadrons, oversaw assets at $400M and an annual budget of $80M, and kept a constant 80% readiness rate. Brad served as a Senior Analyst II at DLA Richmond in support of the Aviation Operations Directorate forming BCAs, performing data analysis, reviewing procurement and contracting data for best business practices to government acquisition requirements. He served as Deputy PM on a 240 FTE backorder reduction/contract administrative task order and oversaw employee base, government relations, and daily/weekly/monthly input. While supporting DLA at the Defense Supply Center Richmond (DSCR) for 14 years, he managed teams of 30+ personnel that provided acquisition and logistics services for all DoD weapons systems. Brad has been with DPTS since August 2007 when he joined the company to manage DPTS’s DLA Specialized Support Program contract. He is currently the Director of DPTS Advisory and Assistance and Facilities Support operations business lines. Brad directs business operations for several DPTS government contracts (US Navy, US Air Force, and DLA) and serves as the liaison for government personnel and team partners. Brad has extensive experience directing teams of personnel for medium-to-large-scale contracts.

Brad is very active in the community with his wife and three children.