Diverse Concepts Managers
Jeremy S. Paris - Chief Executive Officer
Jeremy Paris entered the U.S. Army immediately upon graduation from high school, and received his honorable discharge after 10 years of service. Serving as a Personnel Management Non-Commissioned Officer, Jeremy was able to learn and fine-tune many business and leadership skills. In June 2002, Jeremy and Henry Wakefield started Diverse Concepts, a contractor company, that took care of its employees as well as it took care of its customers. Diverse Concepts was quickly welcomed to be a subcontractor on Groundbreaker, the second largest computer support contract to date for the Intelligence Community. Jeremy has led Diverse Concepts, as the Chief Executive Officer, to obtain two more large sub-contracts under CSC and Comso in the last five years.
Henry A. Wakefield, III - Chief Operations Officer
Henry Wakefield, co-founder of Diverse Concepts, Inc., has been in the field of computer support and customer service for twenty years. He understands the importance of quality products and commitment. With over fourteen years of experience in desktop support, server support and network services, Henry understands the importance of not only addressing the customers current needs, but helping them plan for their future as well. He believes in the importance of having employees who are treated fairly and respected by their employer and who take pride in the work they do and the people they serve.
Steven G. Brower, Jr., M. Sci. - Chief Operations Officer
Steven Brower has been with Diverse Concepts since February, 2004 and has served in various positions within the company throughout its history. He earned both his Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems with a focus in Network Design and his Master of Science in Forensic Studies with a focus in Information Systems from Stevenson University. Steve has served as a computer forensics instructor in the Defense Cyber Investigations Training Academy (DCITA), which is part of the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3) in all capacities from course design and development through course delivery and evaluation. In addition to computer forensics, Steve has provided systems and network design/engineering consultation for both digital and IP PBX telephony systems, Voice-over-IP (VoIP), disaster recovery systems, electronic/distance learning systems, knowledge management systems, enterprise management systems, configuration management systems, and a cadre of other specialized and converged technologies. Steve Brower has been invited to speak at several conferences as a subject matter expert to include the DoD Cyber Crime Conference and serves as Diverse Concepts, Inc.’s Subject Matter Expert for all Computer Forensics and Systems Engineering needs.