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Management
Steve Luebke Jr., CISSP
CEO
Mr. Luebke brings accomplishments from such entities as the U.S. Army,
DPRA Inc. and Senteras with expertise in information
security, project management, security consulting,
and Microsoft technologies. In addition, he recently
designed the security architecture and oversaw
implementation of the Department of Defense campaign
planning software--CFAST. Mr. Luebke’s military
career spanned over 25 years with diverse
assignments as a Military Policeman, Armor Officer,
Associate Professor of English at the US Military
Academy, and ending as the Chief of Systems
Operations at the US Transportation Command, Scott
Air Force Base. He holds several Meritorious
Service awards from both the US Army and Joint
Forces Command. His Information Technology
experience began in 1981 and in each of his military
assignments he was the lead computer expert. Mr.
Luebke is a member of the FBI's Infragard Program,
the Information Systems Security Association, and is
a Microsoft certified MCSE. Mr. Luebke earned with
High Honors a BS in English from the University of
Wisconsin-Stevens Point in 1983 and was commissioned
as a Distinguished Military Graduate Regular Army
officer. He earned his MA in English at The
Claremont Graduate School in 1992. He has published
numerous security articles and is a featured
security speaker at security seminars and
educational facilities.
Dawn T. Shaha, JD
Corporate Counsel
Attorney Dawn
Shaha joined Senteras LLC in November 2005 as
Corporate Counsel, bringing legal and business
education and experience to the Senteras leadership
team. Attorney Shaha received an Associate Degree in
Business Administration – Credit from Northeast
Wisconsin Technical College in 1999 and a Bachelor
of Arts in Business Administration from Lakeland
College in 2002. Upon graduation from Marquette
University Law School in 2005, Attorney Shaha
practiced bankruptcy law throughout the state before
joining Senteras. While in law school, Attorney
Shaha revived the student organization Association
of Women in Law and served as President of the
organization until her graduation. Attorney Shaha
also served as an intern for the Honorable Margaret
Dee McGarity, Chief Bankruptcy Judge for the Eastern
District of Wisconsin, while in law school. Attorney
Shaha has been a member of the Association of Women
Lawyers since 2002 and continues to volunteer with
the Wisconsin Saint Bernard Rescue.
Dr. Mark D.
Westfall, D.O., FACEP, FACP
Health
Informatics
Dr Mark
Westfall grew up in a number of small towns throughout the
Midwest (Franklin, Indiana; Northfield, Minnesota;
Kalamazoo, Michigan; and Macomb, Illinois, where he attended
college at Western Illinois University). WIU is also where
he studied to become a paramedic and CPR instructor. From
there, he moved to the Chicago area to attend medical school
at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. Soon after
starting medical school, Dr Westfall recognized a
significant problem: people were hesitating to provide the
lifesaving technique of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation during
CPR due to the fear of disease transmission. Such hesitation
often had the direst of consequences. As a result, he
developed the CPR Microshield, a protective face shield.
Since then, he has been the co-holder of a design patent for
this internationally marketed product that provides
protection for people who give lifesaving CPR. After
receiving his doctorate, he attended Northwestern
University, McGraw Medical Center for Residencies in
Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine. It was during his
residency in Internal Medicine that he started utilizing a
computer assisted medical record to track his patients and
their health care. This experience laid the foundation for
SynChart. He has been in practice over ten years, including
several years of service in the United States Army. While in
the service he received training as a flight surgeon and
attended the Army’s Airborne and Air Assault qualification
schools. Dr Westfall achieved the rank of major and was
awarded the Army’s Meritorious Service Medal upon discharge.
He currently practices Emergency Medicine in Neenah,
Wisconsin. In addition to his Emergency Medicine practice,
he serves as the medical director for Gold Cross Ambulance
service. He is board certified in Emergency Medicine and a
Fellow with both the American College of Emergency Medicine
and the American College of Physicians. His professional
memberships include: The American Medical Association, the
American Osteopathic Association, the American College of
Emergency Medicine, the American College of Physicians and
the National Association of Emergency Medical Service
Physicians. He has published several articles, original
research, and chapters in two textbooks. His past experience
has led lead to the development of the SynChart personal
health record system. The Senteras team believes it will
have significant impact on health care.
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