Mr. London is a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University and holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering. He received numerous honors from his previous positions at other companies, including Pan Am World Service, Johnson Controls, Boeing and Sverdrup Technology. He has 18 years of experience in systems design, network management systems, help desk, and sensor acquisitions.  Among his earn accomplishments are Tennessee 8(a) Graduate of the Year; FORSCOM “Contractor Excellence” award.   SIM&S 911 Operations at Fort Campbell is the only 911 center in the world that is ISO 2000:2001 certified. Mr. London's support of the Katrina Relief Program by rapidly standing up a call center in Lucedale, MS and staffing the call center with 100% of local HUBZone residents, landed him the Key to the City of Lucedale, MS.   Mr. London has a local reputation of being a philanthropist.  His financial and intellectual contribution with up–and-coming engineers in the “National Society of Black Engineers” mentor program is an example of his generosity. Mr. London, in concert with his passion for the success of people living in HUBZones, continues to demonstrate this compassion through community outreach programs.  Mr. London is a native of Tullahoma, Tennessee where he established "My Way Out Program" in 1999, which offers computer training, financial training, and job placement for recently released inmates.  Local churches support the program and provide spiritual counseling for inmates. Mr. London works with local school systems and universities offering summer work programs for minority students exploring a career in engineering and science.  Mr. London plays an active role in the Tullahoma community and serves on several boards, including the Chamber of Commerce. SIM&S provides Memorial Scholarship assistance in memory of his mother, Doris A. London.