NSI News

  • NSI Expands Florida Operation with Appointment of Sales and Procurement Expert Traci Small

    NSI FloridaNational Strategies LLC (NSI) today announced that Traci Small has joined as managing partner of NSI’s Florida operation.Small brings more than 20 years of business experience in the commercial and public arenas with an emphasis in the information technology industry.

  • Former Congressman James Oberstar joins NSI

    James OberstarNational Strategies LLC (NSI) today announced that former Minnesota Congressman James L. Oberstar has joined the company as senior adviser for its transportation and infrastructure practice, effective immediately. As the preeminent leader on transportation and infrastructure issues in the country, he will provide counsel and strategic insights to NSI’s clients and partners.

  • NSI Expands Information and Technology Offerings with Appointment of Jay Harmon

    National Strategies LLC (NSI) today announced that Jay Harmon will lend his strategic sales, marketing and management consulting expertise to the Atlanta office. Mr. Harmon offers more than 25 years in governmental and organizational leadership skills with expertise in the files of software development, electronic commerce, mainframe solutions, business continuity and disaster recovery, regulatory compliance, information security and cyber intelligence.

  • NSI Expands Performance Management Offerings with Appointment of Colleen Morton

    National Strategies LLC (NSI) today announced that Colleen Morton has joined its D.C. headquarters. Most recently, Ms. Morton managed her own firm, Bridge Solutions International, a woman-owned business providing training and knowledge management, performance and change management services. Her clients included domestic and international firms, nonprofits and government agencies. 

  • Green definition varies, but doesn’t really matter

    The U.S. Department of Commerce issued a report last month that indicates ­— as many have over the past several months — that the green sector of the U.S. economy appears poised to grow quickly.

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