TED
FARACE, Qualifying Agent, State of Nevada License #1392 was
a member of the New York City Police Department for 23 years,
advancing in less than four years from the uniform detail to
the Detective Division. After promotion to the Detective
Division, Ted shortly achieved Detective second grade status
while working in various investigative units including Burglary,
Robbery and Financial Frauds. His well recognized expertise,
particularly in the area of financial frauds, led to his appointment
by NYPD to work with the FBI on the elite Joint NYC Bank Robbery
Task Force. This assignment lasted for the final six years
of Ted’s career with NYPD. Upon retiring in 1987,
Ted joined the Security Department of the investment
bank, JP Morgan Bank. In 1989, he was promoted to Vice
President, Director of Security and developed a global security
operation for the firm. Ted built the once domestic security
operation into a global team of 250 highly trained and motivated
personnel with direct reporting offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore,
Hong Kong, Mexico City, Moscow, South Africa and Paris. In
1992, Ted was promoted to the position of Managing Director
at the firm and held that position until retiring in 2001. He
was a Board member of the International Banking Security Association
(IBSA) and Chair of the Protection Committee of the New York
Clearing House. He also sat on the Executive Committee of the
NYPD, Association of Private Police Liaison (APPL).
Ted is President, Coordinator and founder of the Volunteer
Homeland Reserve Unit (VHRU) a group of 225 former law enforcement
personnel, which provides support to the State of Nevada, Division
of Emergency Management and various local police departments. He founded the Citizen Corps, a volunteer group in the City
of Henderson Police Department.
FRANK
BRUTON, Managing Partner is a former Vice President
and Senior Counselor of Aetna Life & Casualty Company, Hartford,
CT. In
his 30 years at Aetna, Frank was senior advisor to the Chairman
and President on virtually all major issues and challenges facing
the company. Frank headed an internal group of 30
people focusing on major interactions of the company with government
at the federal, state and local levels. He has excellent
negotiating, analytical and problem solving skills. A particular
strength is his ability to assess needs and organize and deploy
resources efficiently and effectively. He also serves as
an independent arbitrator and is a member of ARIAS, an international
arbitration society.
Frank was born in Brooklyn, NY and holds degrees from the
College of the Holy Cross and St. Johns University, School of
Law. He was an adjunct professor
at the University of Connecticut for five years and served as a communications
officer in the US Navy. He has held several elected positions in town government
in Connecticut and is currently Treasurer of the Volunteer Homeland Reserve Unit
(VHRU).