IMT - Key Persons

Al Shenouda

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Senior Security Coordinator

Dr. Kenneth L. Wolf consults on Threat Management, Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM), Active Shooter Survival and Crisis Response Strategies. He has presented programs throughout North America, in England, Holland, Switzerland, China, Brazil, Mexico, the Philippines, Malaysia and Southeast Asia. He has been a Violence Management and Crisis Response Consultant to the United States Postal Service (USPS), assisted in developing the USPS National Violence Prevention Program for 800,000 employees. He helped develop Workplace Violence Prevention Systems for Fortune 500 Companies including Intel, Eaton Corporation, General Motors, Ford, BASF and Chrysler. Dr. Wolf assisted in writing the National Critical Incident Crisis Programs for UAW-General Motors, UAW-DaimlerChrysler, Pinkerton, and American Natural Resources (ANR) and trained their Crisis Response Team members at their North American facilities, respectively.

Gary Sikorski

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Senior Security Consultant

Jim Offrink

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Emergency Management / Crisis Coordinator

Kai M. Joy

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Security Coordinator

Kathy L. Bolmer

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Organizational Psychologist

Mark Brenzinger

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Forensic Psychologist

Marla Gartner

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Director

Ms. Gartner has created Workplace Violence Prevention, Threat Assessment, Active Shooter Survival and Crisis Management multimedia / video training programs for clients including the United States Army: Rock Island Arsenal, Michigan OSHA (MIOSHA), Troy Design and Manufacturing (Ford Motor Company), Hemlock Semiconductor (Dow Corning),Williams International, DTE Energy, NSK Americas, HEICO Companies, Carpenter Technology, Continental North America, Ascension Providence Healthcare System, Rudolph Libbe Group, Kierkert AG, UAW-Chrysler, Michigan Safety Council, Delta College School of Criminal Justice, Mayco International, Farm Bureau Insurance Company, Clinton Eaton Ingham County Community Mental Health Authorities, Genesee County Road Commission, Van Buren County Community Mental Health, MAISL Insurance Group, Michigan Works, and numerous school districts, public entities, and police departments. She has helped train Global Threat Assessment and Protective Intelligence Teams in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Brazil and has produced Active Shooter Survival videos, one of which was translated into 12 languages. Ms. Gartner, in conjunction with the WSU Dept. of Psychiatry, IMT, The Police Officers Association of Michigan (POAM), the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), and the Michigan Professional Firefighters Union, is assisting in implementing the Frontline Strong Project whose goals are to assist 22,000 first responders and departments, get assistance with stress, wellness, PTSD, and implementing training and Critical Incident Stress Management Programs (CISM) Statewide. As the Executive Producer, Ms. Gartner has assisted writing Workplace Violence / Threat Assessment Reference Manuals, and Train-the -Trainer Programs in the areas of Workplace Violence Prevention, Crisis Management, Verbal Diffusion, Protection of the Lone Worker and Identification and Management of the Potentially Aggressive Client, Customer or Employee. She has assisted police departments and the Police Officers Association of Michigan (POAM) in crisis management and Peer Support after line of duty police critical incidents. She has developed Police Crisis Intervention (CIT) programs, Protective Intelligence training materials and has produced training videos of officers who have been in line of duty critical incidents. Programs she developed have been conducted at Wayne County Sheriff's Dept., Warren Police Department, Genesee County Sheriff's Department, Roseville Police Department, Shelby Township Police Department, Delta Police College, Schoolcraft School of Criminal Justice, Miami Dade School of Criminal Justice and West Bloomfield Township PD. She was the Producer/Director of four multi- media productions which won four National Telly Awards. She was awarded the Continental Cablevision Teacher of the Year Award and was invited to Washington D.C. to meet with Vice-President Al Gore and Senator Carl Levin at the National Awards Presentations. She also appeared on C-Span with Vice-President Gore. Significant television broadcast and multi-media activities she created include: SAREX (Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment in conjunction with NASA called: "Ealy Elementary School Talks to the NASA Astronauts," - "Reach for the Stars", a televised program where elementary school students spoke to NASA astronauts in their space capsule, as they orbited Earth, over Michigan; She produced a DVD, "Mission Thank You," presented at the opening of the United States Armed Forces Welcome Center at the Detroit Metropolitan International Airport expressing thanks for returning United States Military veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. The opening ceremonies were attended by U.S. Senator Carl Levin, County, State, and Military Command Officers. Ms. Gartner received her Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Detroit. She obtained her Masters of Arts in Teaching from Wayne State University.