Meet the STM Team

Staff

Mark Fisher President

Is the inventor of the revolutionary 3D color image overlay process and is a highly respected engineering consultant. Was predominantly involved in the entertainment production industry and has developed complex motion control systems and laser light projection systems for numerous Las Vegas, Hollywood, Broadway and touring productions. Developing an interest in aviation as a boy, Mark now enjoys flying general aviation aircraft in his spare time.

Justin Luton Vice-President

Has been developing software since 1986. Working in various languages, he has developed complex software programs and protocols including printer and color performance programs, video applications and motion tracking systems. As an independent consultant, he has worked in many various industries. He is the recipient of numerous product awards and brings to STM a diverse technical background.

Bruce Fullerton Sales and Marketing Manager

Bruce handles all sales inquiries, prepares customer quotations and is project manager for most modeling projects. He also coordinates trade shows and exhibits, is responsible for planning and achieving overall sales objectives and is the primary contact point for STM's Value Added Resellers.

Jeffrey Klittich Cartographer

Jeffrey handles cartographic design, model data engineering and preparation of model data for production.
He is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Geography at California State University Northridge.

Sylvia Meza Administrative Assistant

Since its inception in 2000, she has provided valuable administrative and clerical support. Her knowledge of the business has played a significant role of liaison between clients and personnel of STM. She currently holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Finance from California State University Northridge.

Thomas (Tom) Corcoran

Tom Corcoran is President and CEO of Gemini Air Cargo (a Carlyle Group Company). He is also President of Corcoran Enterprises LLC, a management consulting company. Previously, he was President and CEO of Allegheny Teledyne. Prior to that, he was President and COO of Lockheed Electronics Sector from 1995 to October 1999. Prior to the 1995 merger of Lockheed Corporation and Martin Marietta Corporation, he was President of the Electronics Group of Martin Marietta, a position he assumed in 1993. He began his career in 1967 at General Electric Company. He progressed rapidly through increasingly responsible positions in mostly commercial businesses. He joined GE Aerospace in 1983. In time, he was named Vice President and General Manager of GE Government Electronic Systems and Vice President and General Manager of GE Ocean and Radar Systems, before becoming Vice President and General Manager of GE Aerospace Operations. In that role he had responsibility for manufacturing and sourcing for all of GE's aerospace business units. In 1992 he was given full profit and loss management responsibility for about half of GE Aerospace. He is a director of REMEC Corporation and L-3 Communications Corporation. He serves on the board of Stevens Institutes of Technology and has also been a trustee at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He is active in the American Ireland Fund. He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology and is a graduate of the GE Manufacturing Management Program.

Darryl Nolan Garrett

Darryl Garrett is Senior Vice President at Photon Research Associates, Inc. and also serves as an independent consultant to Intelligence Community agencies and their related contractors.

Upon his early retirement as a senior official from CIA, Mr. Garrett received the CIA Career Intelligence Medal. Mr. Garrett concurrently was a member of the CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology Board of Directors and the Director of the Technology Office at NIMA.

Prior to that he served in various leadership roles within the CIA; where his responsibilities included imagery production, visualization, and physical models in support of intelligence analysis and operational support. From 1985-1987 he worked at the White House Science Office as a senior policy analyst and then as the Executive Assistant to the Science Advisor to the President.

Mr. Garrett is a graduate of the National Security Program at Harvard and has a Masters of Science degree in industrial engineering and a BS degree in mathematics.

Gary A. James

Gary James is Principal and Director of QualityLogic, Inc. a Software Quality Assurance tool development company and QA Services provider. Mr. James was President and founder of Genoa Technology, Inc., where he spent 13 years building it into one of the leading suppliers of test solutions to the computer and telecommunications industries. Previously, he was Director of Quality Assurance for Dataproducts Corp., with divisional responsibility for operations in the United States, Hong Kong and Puerto Rico. Gary holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Redlands, CA

Lawrence Faulkner

Lawrence Faulkner began research and development work on a computerized Solid Terrain Modeling machine in 1990. Over a three-year period he designed, tested and built the production hardware, electronic interface and customized software. Subsequently, in 1994, he embarked on a targeted test market program to assess and commercially validate government (Federal, State and Municipal), military, institutional and corporate interest in his applied technology and product line in the mapping and modeling sectors. Hence, his intuition and ambition has brought him here today.

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