Laser Data Command

The leader in encoded card and high-volume production of laminated identification cards, Laser Data Command, Inc. (LDC) uses unique laser data printing techniques and today's digital technologies to bring identification and security solutions to government and corporate clients. LDC has developed PassPro a card encoded visual identification system specifically for the airline industry to enhance passenger convenience and provide security efficiencies. Similar card encoded membership and identification systems have been developed for health care and other applications.

Additional offerings by LDC include high volume production of low-cost, high-quality identification cards for use in health care, financial, insurance, and a variety of other industries. LDC also markets a multi-purpose, electronic interface card -the IMCI-81 to Automatic Teller Machine manufacturers and refurbishers for use in ATM machines.

Laser Data Command, Inc. (LDC) is located in Eden Prairie, Minnesota and occupies a 10,000 square foot space used for office, software laboratory and laminated card production.

Senior Management Team

John L. Barclay, Director, Chairman, President and CEO
Mr. Barclay founded Laser Data Command, Inc. (LDC). Working with a highly Selected staff, he successfully pioneered the cost-effective integration of data machinations to achieve, among many other complex document capabilities, high volume production of two-dimensional symbology to serve airlines, health care, insurance and manufacturing industries. Mr. Barclay served in a number of management information systems and general management positions over a thirty-year period with Lasermark, United HealthCare and Burroughs Corporation.

George J. Beaudin, Vice President Operations and COO
Prior to joining LDC as Vice President of Operations and Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Beaudin was Director of Applications Development at United HealthCare Corporation. In this role he was responsible for the management of a large application development staff supporting this industry leading health care organization. Mr. Beaudin was responsible for the management of several major re-engineering projects and for the rapid systems consolidation of various business functions and health plan acquisitions. Prior to joining United HealthCare, Mr. Beaudin was Director Strategic Systems for Aetna Health Plans. In this role he managed the systems development staff for several critical applications. Prior to this position, Mr. Beaudin held several management positions with various financial organizations and government agencies. He has achieved the professional certification of Certificate in Data Processing (CDP) from the Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals (ICCP) and is a member of a number of professional organizations devoted to systems development and project management.

Thomas Vande Hei, Senior Vice President, Industry Relations
Mr. Vande Hei served as Director of Information Services of Northwest Airlines from 1994 until he joined LDC in 2004. During his tenure at Northwest Airlines, he achieved $20,000,000 of savings through telecommunications service optimization. Also for Northwest Airlines, he coordinated an international partnership (Europe and North America) for consolidation of operations and services between Northwest and KLM. As a board member for SITA, a global company that is a backbone of worldwide commercial aviation, Tom played a key role in negotiating the spin-off of a new company and the eventual sale to provide a multi-billion dollar return to the shareholders of the parent company (air transport community companies). He developed the information system plan to support the corporate strategy for centralization of transactional processes leading to improved service, increased public image and 22% cost reduction. Prior to Northwest Airlines, Tom developed a broad industry background serving in a variety of executive positions Brown-Forman Corporation, United HealthCare Corporation, Honeywell, and Pfizer.

David Olson, Technical Productions Director
Mr. Olson is the director of technical products for the Company. Prior to joining LDC, Mr. Olson was Senior Vice President of Lasermark, Inc. He performed the duties of Production Control Manager at United HealthCare, Inc prior to Lasermark.

Consultants

Douglas R. Laird
Douglas R. Laird, Vice President, BGI International Consulting Services, Inc., is an expert in aviation security, corporate security, and executive protection. Before joining BGI Mr. Laird founded and directed Laird & Associates, Inc., a company providing International Security Consulting for the Aviation Industry. Prior to that he had a successful career as Security Director for Northwest Airlines, Inc., He has published articles on aviation security and fraud prevention in several international venues and has achieved professional certifications of Certified Protection Professional (CPP) and Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE). He is a member of a number of professional organizations devoted to security, including the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) and the American Association of Airport Executives (AALAE) and has chaired the Airlines/Airport Subcommittee of the ASIS Transportation Committee. He is an Alumnus of the U. S. Department of State Overseas Security Advisory Council Executive Board Mr. Laird holds a M.S. degree from the George Washington University, Washington, DC and a B.S. degree from Minnesota State University, Mankato, Minnesota.

Stephen A. Luckey
Mr. Luckey served as a member of the Baseline Working Group of the White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security; the Gore Commission, and currently chairs the FAA Committee on Aviation Employee Utilization. He is the Chairman of the Air Line Pilots Association's National Security Committee and is the U.S. Representative and the Vice Chairman of the International Federation of Air Line Pilots Security Committee. Mr. Luckey is an internationally recognized authority on crimes aboard aircraft and makes frequent presentations to professional law enforcement organizations and the media. He has addressed the Congress of the United States Aviation Subcommittee on passenger interference issues, the International Congress of Aviation Organizations, the U.S. Attorney's Office and many other Federal Law Enforcement agencies. He is retired from a 33 year commercial flying career as an international 747-400 Captain.

Rear Admiral Cathal (Irish) L. Flynn, USN (Retired)
Born in Dublin in 1938, Cathal Flynn attended schools in Ireland, France and Spain, and was graduated from the University of Dublin, Trinity College, in 1959. In 1960, he was enlisted and commissioned in the U.S. Navy, and completed Underwater Demolition Team (UDT) replacement training, thus beginning 30 years active service, predominantly in the fields of naval special warfare, joint special operations, measures to combat terrorism, and international security affairs. He served in UDT Eleven and SEAL Team One, led Seal detachments in Vietnam in 1964 and 1967-68, and commanded UDT Twelve. Later, he commanded the naval special warfare forces of the Pacific Fleet, and was assigned to the Joint Special Operations Command as Director of Operations and Director of Exercises and Evaluation. In intervals between operational tours, he served on the staffs of the Chief of Naval Operations, the Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet, and the Secretary of Defense. He managed research and acquisition of combat diving systems in the Naval Sea Systems Command. He was graduated with distinction from the Naval War College (Command and Staff Course) and the National War College.

Promoted to Rear Admiral in 1985, Cathal Flynn served successively as Commander, Naval Security and Investigative Command (with concurrent duty as Assistant Director of Naval Intelligence for Counterintelligence and Anti-terrorism), Director of Plans and Policy, US Special Operations Command, and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations.

Following his retirement from the Navy in 1990, Radm Flynn joined Science Applications International Corporation as a senior analyst. He performed studies and analyses of international arms transfer, and identified applications for advanced technology in military special operations, counter-terrorism, and aviation security. He served on committees of the National Research Council and the Defense Science Board.

From 1993 to 2000, Radm Flynn was the Associate Administrator for Civil Aviation Security in the Federal Aviation Administration. He directed far-reaching changes of regulations to improve air carrier and airport security programs within the United States and abroad. He provided policy guidance for research, development and acquisition of security technologies, and led a government-industry program to deploy and effectively use explosive detection systems, state-of-the-art x-ray machines, explosive trace detectors, and computer-based security training systems. Working closely with the National Security Council staff, the intelligence community, law enforcement agencies, and authorities of other nations, he fostered cooperation in policy, systems, and procedures to strengthen defense of civil aviation against terrorist attacks.

Radm Flynn's awards include the Defense Distinguished Service Medal (2), Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit (2), Defense and Navy Meritorious Service Medals, Vietnam Service Medal (5 campaigns), and Superior Achievement Awards from the FAA and Department of Transportation. He has M.A. and B.A.I. (Civil Engineering) degrees from the University of Dublin and an M.A. (International Affairs, East Asian Studies) from the American University, Washington, DC.

John Jarrell, Director

John Jarrell is Senior Vice President, Airport and Desktop Services for SITA Information Networking Computing (SITA). Based in Atlanta, USA, he has responsibility for implementing SITA’s airport systems strategy worldwide, which provides a portfolio of integrated airport solutions that allow customers to maximize resources, combat congestion, enhance security, improve operating efficiencies, reduce costs and provide new streams of airport revenue. Leveraging SITA’s experience in both airport and airline solutions, John is also leading the company’s initiative to provide managed desktop services to airlines, airports and other market sectors such as aerospace, cargo and government. These integrated desktop solutions cover the design, implementation and maintenance of the desktop and local infrastructure.

John has a long history in the aviation and IT services industry. Prior to joining SITA, he was Director of Airport Sales-Americas for Electronic Data Systems Corporation (EDS) where he launched its Airport Services Division in 1995 and was responsible for developing several of its key business relationships. Prior to this he was EDS’ Director of Marketing for the air transportation industry. He has extensive knowledge and experience in air transport systems, data communications and integration. A former military pilot, John once ran a major US army airfield and was a NASA astronaut finalist. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point and a Masters degree in International Management from the University of Texas.

In addition to his directorship with Laser Data Command, John also serves as Chairman of e.Airports Limited, a South African based developer of airport operational software.

Corporate Directors

Charles P. Velure
Bennet Cyrus
John Jerrell

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