James T. George founded Management Support Technology, Inc., (MSTI) in 1990 after serving for 27 years as an active duty Army officer. Retiring as a Colonel, he served in a variety of infantry and comptroller positions both overseas and in the United States, including two tours in Vietnam and tours in Korea and Europe. As Assistant Comptroller of the Army for Financial Planning at the Pentagon, he led the development of the initial concept for an information system to integrate the Army's programming and budgeting process.

Previously, he was a distinguished graduate of the DOD's Professional Military Comptroller Course at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. Mr. George established MSTI as a government and commercial support services company. Its’ focus is Information Technology Solutions and Management Solutions. The company has grown from one person in Mr. George's home to its present strength of approximately 120 employees. Mr. George is the past president of the Retired Military Officer's Association (RMOA), an association of former military personnel who have created businesses, or are top decision-makers in their companies. Mr. George earned a BS Degree in Biology from Hampton University, MBA from the University of Arizona, and an Advanced Management Certificate from Pennsylvania State University. He is also a graduate of the Army War College at Carlisle, PA. Mr. George and his wife, Juliette, a retired Fairfax County school teacher, have been married for over 40 years and have two children. Their son, Tom George, worked in the company for the first five years of his career, and their daughter, Tracey Lynn George, heads her own Public Relations business.

Norris C. Middleton has over thirty-five years of professional hands on data processing experience in project management, systems engineering and integration, design, development, life cycle methodologies, testing and documentation. His detailed experience includes DOD program planning; systems conversion and installation; systems concept design and development; review and development of project master plans, test plans, functional descriptions of tactical and strategic command and control: systems design of menu driven software; education and training; and concepts supporting human factors engineering.

In addition to being a member of the MSTI Board of Directors, he has served on the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Federal Credit Union (OPPFFCU) Board of Directors since 1994. He is a 1965 graduate of Hampton University and received his Master's degree in Business Administration from Long Island University in 1972. He served in the U.S. Army for twenty years from 1965 to 1985. After retirement from the Army as a LTC, he has worked for General Electric, CONTEL, and several small businesses before joining MSTI in 1998.

James F. Jordan is the Vice President for Human Resources and Security for Management Support Technology, Inc. (MSTI). Mr. Jordan joined MSTI in April of 1996 as a Project Officer for the $1.9M Defense Logistics Agency/Defense Contract Audit Agency Audio-Visual Video Systems Installation Project. Retiring as an Army officer in 1994 in the grade of Colonel with over 27 years of active duty service, Mr. Jordan served in a variety of tactical and strategic military communications organizations during his military career. As a communications officer, he managed telecommunications systems, information systems, tactical and strategic communications operations and maintenance in various positions within the Army and the Department of Defense. He served tours in Vietnam, Europe, and Korea as well as in various military organizations within the continental United States and Hawaii.

Mr. Jordan serves in other capacities within MSTI in addition to performing Human Resources functions and managing Personnel and Facility Security operations. He also serves as MSTI's ISO 9001:2015 Management Representative and Administrative Officer. As the ISO Management Representative, he is responsible for maintaining MSTI's Quality Management System (QMS) and certification under the ISO 9001:2015 International Standard and the Service Management System (SMS) under the ISO 20000-1:2011 International Standard. As the Administrative Officer, he is responsible for daily administrative and logistics functions conducted within the HQ. Mr. Jordan is a 1967 graduate of Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia and received a Master's Degree in Human Services from Boston University, Boston Massachusetts in 1979.

Mrs. Shinja Kennaugh, MSTI's first female vice-president, has had a long career in finance, joining MSTI in 2000 as the Financial Manager. Since April 2009, Mrs. Kennaugh has served as Vice President and Comptroller. She is responsible for upgrading MSTI's accounting program to the DCAA approved DELTEK system, which allows MSTI to automate much of the timesheet, payroll, and benefit administration functions. In addition, she is also responsible for the current online payroll information system, cutting mail and handling costs and improving employee access to their own records.

Mrs. Kennaugh also has spearheaded the implementation of Earned Value Management (EVM) as applicable to MSTI’s portfolio of contracts, in response to the federal government's implementation of EVM as a performance criterion. Mrs. Kennaugh also provides all costing information during the proposal development process. She has combined the accounting and contracts management into one unit, increasing efficiency and saving MSTI thousands of dollars. Mrs. Kennaugh is a graduate of the University of Maryland.