Adt LLC Leadership

David is a dynamic business leader and former partner of a major international law firm with over 25 years of consistent achievement in the U.S. and internationally, including 10 years of law firm corporate and securities practice and over 15 years in public company general counsel roles. David's broad experience and expertise includes:

- developing and directing strong international corporate legal departments

- working closely with talented boards of directors, including as corporate secretary

- corporate governance and compliance policies and practices

- fiduciary duties and related issues

- mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures

- public and private debt and equity financings

- intellectual property rights

- activist investors and proxy contests

David is Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer & Secretary at ADT Inc. (NYSE: ADT), a leading provider of security, automation, and smart home solutions serving consumer and business customers, where he leads a team of over 50 legal, compliance, EH&S, government affairs and security professionals. David was previously Executive Vice President & Chief Legal Officer at Scientific Games Corporation (Nasdaq: SGMS), a leading developer and provider of technology-based products, systems, platforms, services and entertainment content for the worldwide gaming and lottery markets, where he led a global team of over 70. Before that, David was Executive Vice President & General Counsel at Morgans Hotel Group, a Nasdaq-listed hospitality company, and Executive Vice President & Group General Counsel for Havas S.A., a Euronext Paris and Nasdaq-listed global advertising and communications services company. Before moving to corporate leadership roles, David was a partner at the international law firm Hogan Lovells (formerly Hogan & Hartson) with a broad corporate and securities practice.

David received his J.D. cum laude from Harvard Law School in 1991 and his B.A. summa cum laude in Biology and French from Macalester College in 1987.

Don Young is Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at ADT. He previously served as the company’s Chief Information Officer and Executive Vice President, Field Operations. He started in the alarm industry in 1988 after serving four years in the United States Air Force as a computer programmer analyst. Since then he has held various leadership roles across many areas within the security industry. Don is currently president of The Monitoring Association (TMA) and past president of the Partnership for Priority Video Alarm Response (PPVAR).

Harriet K. Harty joined ADT in July 2020 as the Chief Administrative Officer. Ms. Harty is a Senior Business Executive with a strong combination of financial acumen, operational excellence and human resources expertise. Prior to joining ADT, Ms. Harty served roughly 25 years at Allstate in various leadership roles, including as their Chief Human Resource Officer, and, just prior to ADT, served as the Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at Sompo International. Ms. Harty also serves as an advisory board member for After School Matters and has served as a Board Member for Women Employed. She earned a Master of Business Administration in Marketing from the University of Illinois at Chicago and a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago. She is also a Certified Public Accountant.

Jeff Likosar joined ADT as Chief Financial Officer in October 2016. Prior to joining ADT, Jeff served as CFO at Gardner Denver for nearly three years, where he was responsible for all aspect of the finance function.Jeff’s previous experience also includes various executive finance roles at Dell, including Vice President of Financial Planning and Analysis and Vice President of Operations Finance. In his six years at Dell, he improved and streamlined many components of the finance function. He also helped the company deliver record financial results, integrated more than 20 acquisitions, and managed key elements of a multibillion dollar take-private transaction. Jeff began his career at GE in its Appliances business in Louisville, Kentucky. He soon became a leader in that organization and, throughout his 15-year tenure, Jeff also held leadership roles in GE Plastics and GE Aircraft Engines. His focus in most of these assignments was on driving operational execution, creative growth, cost control, cash management, controllership, and business restructurings. His time at GE included assignments in various geographies, including two roles outside the United States. Likosar holds his degree in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Kenan-Flagler Business School.

Joe Danna was hired as the assistant secondary coach on January 23, 2017 and is in his fifth season assisting with the club's defensive backs and first season as the Jaguars' defensive backs coach - nickels. He is in his 13th season of coaching in the NFL.

Since Danna joined the staff in 2017, the Jaguars have allowed the NFL's sixth-fewest net passing yards per game (216.3) in that span.

Danna found success in 2018 as he assisted with the secondary. The Jaguars limited opponents to 194.6 net passing yards per game, the league's second-lowest mark and fifth-lowest in franchise history. Jacksonville allowed 17 passing TDs, tied for the third-fewest in franchise history and second-fewest in the NFL in 2018. CB Jalen Ramsey led the Jaguars with three INTs, earning his second consecutive Pro Bowl berth. The Jaguars had six players from the secondary record at least one INT, including CB A.J. Bouye, S Barry Church, S Tashaun Gipson Sr., S Ronnie Harrison, CB D.J. Hayden and Ramsey.

In 2017, the Jaguars had the NFL's best passing defense, holding opponents to a 68.5 passer rating, the lowest mark in the NFL, and allowing just 169.9 net passing yards per game, the fewest in the NFL. Bouye led the group with six INTs and 19 passes defensed, while Ramsey recorded four INTs and 17 passes defensed as they both earned their first career Pro Bowl berths. Church and Gipson recorded four INTs apiece, combined for 15 passes defensed and were third and fifth, respectively, on the team in tackles.

While Danna served as the defensive backs coach with the Jets in 2016, CB Marcus Gilchrist and CB Marcus Williams tied for the team lead with two INTs apiece. The unit also saw six players finish with at least five passes defensed, including Williams (six), S Calvin Pryor (six), CB Buster Skrine (six), CB Darryl Roberts (six), CB Darrelle Revis (five) and CB Juston Burris (five).

In 2015, Danna joined the New York Jets as the defensive backs coach and helped Williams lead the team in INTs, picking off six passes despite playing in fewer than 27 percent of the defensive snaps. Pryor registered career highs in tackles (71) and passes defensed (six) during the 2015 season. Revis, who returned to the club in 2015, registered nine takeaways (five INTs and four fumble recoveries), the most of any CB in the league and his most INTs since 2009. Danna's unit tripled its INT total from the previous season, as the defensive backs produced all 18 of the team's INTs in 2015 (fifth-most in the NFL), improving their 2014 total of six (tied for 30th).

In 2008, Danna secured his first coaching opportunity in the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons, where he served as a defensive assistant for two seasons (2008-09). Danna then spent the following two seasons (2010-11) with the Miami Dolphins as the assistant defensive backs coach before returning to Atlanta as the defensive backs coach for the 2012-14 seasons.

From 2006-07, Danna served stints at Georgia Southern (2006) and James Madison University (2007), serving as the defensive backs coach with both collegiate programs.

After his playing career, Danna served as a graduate assistant for two seasons at his alma mater, Central Michigan. As a graduate assistant, Danna spent the 1999-2000 seasons as the assistant defensive backs coach while also assisting with recruiting, scouting, weight training, conditioning and video coordination. In 2001, Danna served as a graduate assistant at Georgia, working with the Bulldogs' defense, before returning to Central Michigan from 2002-05, working in different capacities including wide receivers coach (2002, 2005) and safeties coach (2003-04).

As a player, Danna was a four-year letterman and two-year starter at WR for Central Michigan. Danna earned several accolades during his time as a player, including Scholar Athlete of the Year, Special Teams Player of the Year, the team's Leadership and Motivation Award and First-Team Mid-American Academic recognition.

Danna earned his bachelor's degree in elementary education and social studies with a language arts minor from Central Michigan. The Midland, Mich., native and his wife, Nicole, have two sons, Luke and Zack, and a daughter, Lindsey.

Ken Porpora is a SVP & Chief Growth Officer at ADT and is based in Provinsi Jawa Barat, Jawa Barat, Indonesia. He studied at FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY.