BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Eric has proven skills in building strong management teams and guiding business vision and strategy to execution in multiple industries. He has a successful record of key team building, project launches and successful long-term execution in multiple industries, both domestically and internationally. 

Eric discovered that the United States had become #1 in child sex trafficking and that most Americans were not aware of this issue. He also learned that existing anti-trafficking organizations are small, local organizations, mostly operated by survivors of abuse and sex trafficking that lack the means or tools necessary to provide adequate care and make a lasting impact. He recently formed UnTrafficked™, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with goals to inform, equip, and mobilize Americans to stop child sex trafficking, and to guide and support existing organizations that rescue, restore, and equip child victims. 

Mr. Colton has served as an executive for companies that operated in mergers and acquisitions, aerospace & defense, security, cyber security, threat intelligence, tactical gear, energy, water remediation, consulting, government contracting, footwear and apparel, and retail. Eric was an All-American swimmer, Far Western League champion in Alpine Skiing, and serves in his local church. 

He earned his education from De Anza College in Cupertino, California and Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX.

Kathleen is a founder of New Beginnings, a homeless shelter for women and children that is in Tucson, AZ. Her heart is to serve the Lord and fulfill on His mission for her life.  

She currently serves on the Governing board of the Maricopa Community College District, elected in 2018. Kathleen also serves as the Executive Director of Project 25/VAST (Valley Against Sex Trafficking), a nonprofit focused on legislative changes and supporting law enforcement. This organization features advanced technologies that support their long-term strategies to combat human and sex trafficking. In addition, Kathleen serves as the Board Secretary for the GOD is not Dead Foundation. Kathleen is a State Committeeman and serves on the Board of the Arizona Federation of Republican Women. She is 3rd Vice president of her Legislative District. Previously, she served on the Board of Directors of the Pinnacle Forum. 

Kathleen is married to Albert Winn who is a retired VP of Boeing Apache Programs. Together, they have 7 children and 12 grandchildren. Kathleen is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a BA in Communication.

Scott serves as the CEO of LP3 Technologies, providing rapid systems engineering/development, information assurance, cyber security, open source intelligence, and supply chain risk management/intelligence to commercial, Department of Defense, and Intelligence Community customers.  He provides leadership as well as subject matter expertise to customers in Enterprise Architecture, Information Assurance, Security Architecture, and large scale Enterprise Management Operations.

Scott is a Board Member on the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures team.  Active in the Intelligence and National Security Alliance, Scott supports both the Technology Council and the Cyber Council.  He volunteers on the National Reconnaissance Office Industry Advisory Group.  As a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), he supports the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium as a subject matter expert for a variety of international cyber security professional certifications.  He supports the CISSP, Information System Security Architecture Professional (ISSAP), and Information Systems Security Management Professional (ISSMP) credentials.   Scott was hand picked to help ISC2 create the new Healthcare Information Security and Privacy Practitioner (HCISPP) credential.

Scott founded Protecting Tomorrow; a nationwide 501(c)3 organization to help educate disadvantaged children.  He also served as Chairman of the Board.  Scott frequently volunteers as an expert speaker to businesses and community groups to help educate people on how to be safe and secure online. 

Bryce is a compassionate leader, strategic thinker, a trusted advisor, and brings a  wealth of nearly 30 years of business and investing experience.  Mr.  Gray has expertise in tax and corporate structuring, generational  planning, and business acquisitions. 

Bryce  serves as a sell side M&A advisor at Generational Group, and co-founded and served as  President of an investment hedge fund advising individual and  institutional clients with peak assets of more than $650mm.  Since  monetizing that investment twelve years ago, Mr. Gray has purchased and  sold positions in multiple lower middle market companies.  Mr. Gray is a  member of the Michigan Bar Association and is a Certified Public  Accountant.   In addition, Mr. Gray has assisted many clients with  legacy and investment planning. 

Mr. Gray earned his Juris Doctor degree from Wayne Law School, where  he was the top Moot Court Oralist.  He earned his Masters in Business  Administration from the University of Michigan where he focused in  Finance.  Mr. Gray graduated from Northwestern University where he  earned a Bachelor of Arts majoring in both Economics and Mathematical  Methods in the Social Sciences.

Mr. Gray holds several corporate and ministry board positions and  enjoys investing in private companies where strategic partnership has  the potential to catalyze significant growth.

Rev. Dr. Art Lindsley is the Vice President of Theological  Initiatives at the Institute, where he oversees the development of a  theology that integrates faith, work, and economics. Most recently, he  had served as President and Senior Fellow at the C.S. Lewis Institute  since 1987. Prior to that, he was Director of Educational Ministries at  the Ligonier Valley Study Center and Staff Specialist with the Coalition  for Christian Outreach in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is also  co-founder of Reformed Theological Seminary’s Washington, D.C. campus.

He is an editor of and contributing author to IFWE’s Counting the Cost: Christian Perspectives on Capitalism (Abilene Christian University Press, 2017), and For the Least of These: A Biblical Answer to Poverty (Zondervan,  2015). Dr. Lindsley’s key research in these books deals with two  biblical passages commonly used to promote socialism, Leviticus 25 and  the topic of Jubilee, and Acts 2-5.

He is also the author of C.S. Lewis’s Case for Christ, True Truth, and Love: The Ultimate Apologetic.  He is co-author with R.C. Sproul and John Gerstner of Classical  Apologetics, and he often writes articles on theology, apologetics, C.S.  Lewis, and the lives of many other authors and teachers.

Rev. Dr. Lindsley earned his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from  Seattle Pacific University, Master of Divinity from Pittsburgh  Theological Seminary, and Doctor of Philosophy in Religious Studies from  the University of Pittsburgh. He and his wife Connie live in Arlington,  Virginia and have two sons, Trey and Jonathan.