My Mobile Witness began work with key law enforcement agencies in 2008 to implement technology connecting citizens and their cell phones to criminal intelligence centers nationwide. Working with various state and federal representatives My Mobile Witness has developed advanced patent pending suspicious activity reporting (SAR) technology for State Homeland Security and Major City Intelligence Centers.

The See Something Send Something system developed by My Mobile Witness connects concerned citizens, first responders and law enforcement directly to key intelligence centers throughout the United States. The system routes geo tagged suspicious activity reports and location based messaging using a patent pending methodology for storing law enforcement data and protecting citizens privacy. The system allows intelligence centers to receive, sort, search and analyze inbound SAR’s and communicate outbound across various platforms, user groups and geographically targeted locations.

Scott Bullens - CEO

Scott has a background in both finance and trading systems, including the design and implementation of trading platforms for hedge funds. Scott worked at Smith Barney specializing in the development and implementation of employee stock option programs in Silicon Valley. He spent eleven years as a Vice President of Direct Trading Corporation where he led a team that developed, marketed and implemented an Internet based stock/option/future order entry platform for institutional and professional money managers. The technology became the go to platform for hedge funds who demanded high speed access to multiple markets. Eventually acquired by Knight Securities the system known as Knight Direct is used today by many institutions large and small. Scott holds a Bachelor's of Business Administration from the University of Georgia and a Master's of Business Administration from Georgia State University with a concentration in finance.

Marcus Anthony - COO

Marc has a telecommunications industry background designing and implementing cellular and broadband data/voice solutions for fortune 100 companies, universities and government including 911 systems. While at Bell Atlantic Marc led a team of wireless carriers nationwide in partnership with G.T.E., IBM and Roadway Package Systems to develop, test and implement the first national cellular packet data network solution. Success of the beta trial led to a rollout of the first wireless package tracking system in the United States. Marc also partnered on the first Personal Communication System (PCS) trial in the nation, partnering with Carnegie Mellon University as the research entity studying consumer behavior and IBM as the initial enterprise customer to commercially test the product nationwide. Marcus has 20 years experience implementing both cellular and landline data networks along with a proven ability to bring leading edge mission critical technology to market. Marc holds a Bachelors of Science in Cognitive Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh.

Randall Zortman - CIO

Randy has a background in executive level business management and high technology. As President & CEO, Randy led the successful turnaround of a business ventures purchased and financed by a renowned university's endowment fund agent. Randy has experience in the start-up of new operations, management, oversight and consulting, along with director level participation, in several turnaround endeavors. Randy's experience also includes technical sales of data networking, internet & security hardware solutions such as Voice over IP, firewalls, remote access/VPN, and other WAN technologies. Randy holds an Master's of Business Administration degree from Duquesne University and a Bachelor's of Arts degree from Grove City College.

Ronald Knight - Law Enforcement Advisor

Ron is the Chief Law Enforcement Advisor for My Mobile Witness. Ron possesses extensive law enforcement and security experience at the management level with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Army. In 1986 Knight joined the Hostage Rescue Team of the FBI, in Quantico, Virginia. There, Knight was responsible for planning and implementing security for special events and was a counterterrorist and hostage rescue specialist, with domestic and overseas operational experience. From 1997 to retirement, Knight worked as a Supervisory Special Agent for the Bureau, responsible for the management and supervision of FBI offices throughout Colorado. His experience includes participation in such high profile crimes as the Oklahoma City bombing, Columbine school shootings in Colorado and the Texas 7 prison escapees. In addition, he was a supervisor for regional Joint Terrorism Task Forces, a Squad Supervisor of a Violent Crime/Fugitive Task Force, an investigative supervisor at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and a Deputy On Scene Commander of the FBI mission in Afghanistan. Ron holds a Bachelors of Art in History from the University of Arizona along with Post Graduate studies from the University of Maryland.