Dr. L Barry Goss

Chairman and Founder

Dr. L. Barry Goss is Pro2Serve’s founder and Chairman of the Board.  He has more than 40 years of experience leading businesses that provide professional engineering services to government and private industry.  Prior to founding Pro2Serve, he built two other very successful professional services business units at Battelle Memorial Institute and Science Applications International Corporation.  Dr. Goss also established several technology subsidiaries of Pro2Serve and founded and served on the Board of Directors of numerous other community and business organizations.

Dr. Robert Van Hook

Board Member

Dr. Robert Van Hook is the former President of Lockheed Martin Energy Systems (LMES). In that role, he guided operations of the Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant for DOE. Prior to joining LMES, Dr. Van Hook served as Executive Vice President of Lockheed Martin Energy Research Corporation. He spent more than 29 years with Oak Ridge National Laboratory in such roles as Deputy Director, Director of Environmental Sciences Division, and Director of the Center for Global Environmental Studies. He is a fellow in the AAAS, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Foothills Land Conservancy Foundation, and serves on the boards of the East Tennessee Economic Council, UT-Battelle Development Corporation, and Oak Ridge Foundation.

Alan Wade

Board Member

Alan Wade serves as President of Wade Associates, Inc. Following a 35-year career, he retired from federal service as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in 2005. During his tenure with the CIA, he held other senior positions, including serving as the Director of Communications and Director of Security. In his assignment as CIO for the CIA, he was dual-hatted as the CIO for the U.S. Intelligence Community. He is a recipient of the National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal, Director’s Medal, and Distinguished Intelligence Medal.

Mr. Wade is currently an investor in early-stage technology companies and serves on the board of directors of several companies that are focused on serving the National Security community.

Gerald Boyd

Board Member

Gerald Boyd is the former Vice President of Strategic Business Development, Nuclear and Environmental Group, Technical Solutions, a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII). In that role, he was responsible for business development for three HII entities: HII Nuclear, HII Energy and HII Mechanical. Prior to joining HII, Mr. Boyd was Manager of the DOE Oak Ridge Operations Office (ORO) for eight years. Before heading up the DOE Oak Ridge Office, he managed ORO’s EM and waste management programs. Previously for DOE Headquarters, he served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Science and Technology in the Office of Environmental Management, and was the Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary for Science and Technology and Director of the Transportation, Emergency Management and Analytical Services Division. He is a member of the Boards of Directors of the Habitat for Humanity of Anderson County, East Tennessee Economic Council, Tennessee Valley Corridor, and Covenant Health System. He is a past Board Member of the Energy, Technology, and Environmental Business Association and Community Reuse Organization of East Tennessee.

Lloyd Caldwell

Board Member

Mr. Caldwell served as the senior civilian executive of the United States Army Corps of Engineers. He retired as the Director of Military Programs, where he was responsible for the policy and technical functions of the Corps’ worldwide Defense and International/Interagency programs for engineering, construction, real estate, and environmental activities in support of the Army, Air Force, Defense Agencies, other Federal Agencies, and foreign nations. As the top civilian leader for Defense and Interagency programs, he was responsible for a program valued at approximately $35B. He served on the Command Council for the 36,000-person agency. In his career, Mr. Caldwell was instrumental in executing infrastructure and engineering programs critical to the Nation and its allies, in the advancement of best practices in engineering and partnering with industry, and in developing the professionals of the Corps.