Putting it delicately, Jack is ADG's most experienced employee. Before coming on board here, he spent a little time at the National Security Agency, known to insiders as, "the Agency." When he started that gig, John F. Kennedy was still prowling around the Oval Office, and he didn't retire until "W," the second George Bush, was well into his first term. All told, Jack's 42 years on that job included stints as a crypto material worker, a lithographer, and a graphic artist. He was also a senior instructor at the National Cryptologic School, where he taught OPSEC and Information Assurance; and he is a founder and 11-year curator of the National Cryptologic Museum. For his service, Jack won the two highest honors the NSA bestows on its employees: the Director's Distinguished Service Medal and the NSA Meritorious Civilian Service Award. more »

In his spare time, he got his kicks teaching Karate. At ADG, Jack is a subject matter expert who conducts research for ADG's government and DoD accounts. And that's valuable work. After all, not too many people who work at advertising agencies, spent four decades at "the Agency." « back