Andrew Ulrich is a distinguished nuclear engineer and program manager with over 15 years of experience advancing complex nuclear projects for the U.S. Navy, Department of Energy, and allied international partners. He has consistently delivered innovative solutions in nuclear refueling, facility operations, and program development—earning recognition at the highest levels, including the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award.

Throughout his career, Andrew has led projects that reshaped nuclear servicing processes, reducing reactor refueling timelines by 70% and generating cost savings in excess of $200 million across program portfolios. His leadership at the Naval Reactors Program and NNSA included managing budgets exceeding $80 million annually.

Andrew played a critical role in the international AUKUS partnership, developing the framework to establish Australia's nuclear technical authority in support of nuclear-powered submarine operations. As a licensed Professional Engineer, he brings technical rigor, operational foresight, and a passion for innovation.

David Clark is a seasoned program manager and nuclear engineer with a career spanning national security, naval nuclear operations, and large-scale facility management. With experience at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, NAVSEA, Naval Reactors, and the NNSA, David has directed reactor servicing, special nuclear material lifecycle management, and nuclear facility construction in some of the most demanding environments.

David has overseen billion-dollar projects, including the $4.5 billion construction of a critical nuclear facility at the Naval Reactors site in Idaho Falls. His leadership includes managing a $100 million annual budget for reactor servicing activities, ensuring both technical excellence and cost efficiency.

Internationally, David has been a key figure in AUKUS collaboration and nuclear stewardship efforts with the IAEA, integrating global perspectives into U.S. nuclear operations. Known for integrity and operational rigor, he combines hands-on engineering with executive-level program management.

Greg Potter is a veteran nuclear engineering professional with 27 years of experience in the U.S. Navy Nuclear Propulsion Program, specializing in reactor refueling, radiological safety, and process innovation. Recognized for his ability to transform technical expertise into operational success, Greg has led high-stakes projects across naval facilities and shipyards worldwide.

Greg's career highlights include spearheading joint refueling operations with Portsmouth and Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyards, overseeing critical special projects such as steam generator inspections and coolant system overhauls. His leadership in process improvement reduced reactor servicing timelines from 118 days to just 24—setting a new operational benchmark for the Navy.

As a Production Department Refueling Manager, Greg managed projects valued at $60 million, ensuring adherence to technical standards, budgetary controls, and safety regulations. He has been honored with multiple awards including Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Employee of the Year and two Department of the Navy Civilian Service Commendations.