Odyssey Systems Leadership

Douglas Emond is a Chief Financial Officer at Odyssey Systems and is based in Wakefield, Massachusetts. He has worked as C-level CEO, COO, CFO, Project Management - Consultant at Consulting; Finance Director, Chief Financial Officer at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts; and Vice President/CFO, Corporate Finance at Fidelity. Douglas studied at Manhattan College.

Matthew Kasberg is a Chief Operating Officer at Odyssey Systems and is based in Wakefield, Massachusetts. He has worked as Director, Operations Hanscom-based Programs at Odyssey Systems; Senior Director, Business Development at Odyssey Systems; and Project Manager at Odyssey Systems. Matthew attended Colby College between 2000 and 2004 and Babson F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business between 2008 and 2011.

Catherine Seiferth is a CTO at Odyssey Systems and is based in Wakefield, Massachusetts. She has worked as Officer at United States Air Force, Various at United States Air Force, and Adjunct Professor at GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. Catherine studied at Twinfield, University of New Mexico between 1990 and 1994, and Alabama State University.

Michael Russel is a Branch lead, Engineering, Professional, Administrative, and Support Services (EPASS) contract at Odyssey Systems and Program Manager III, Chief Product Owner, Product Owner at Odyssey Systems and is based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He has worked as Air Mobility Command Information Technology (IT) Portfolio Manager at Directorate of Strategic Plans, Requirements & Programs; Headquarters Air Mobility Command (AMC); Chief of Standardization & Evaluation; C-9A Evaluator at 76th Airlift Squadron; and C-5 Instructor Pilot at United States Air Force. Michael works or has worked as Sub-Mission Area Manager, Air Operations Planning & Execution IT Portfolio at United States Air Force and Rotary District Membership chair at Rotary District 6510, a southern Illinois region comprised of 48 Rotary Clubs. He studied at GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY between 1993 and 1996, Webster University between 2012 and 2013, and United States Air Force Academy between 1983 and 1987.

Systems Engineering and GN&C SME for Air Force weapons development at Eglin AFB. My objective is to assist in tailoring the SE implementation to be most effective for the program size, complexity and risk.