Leadership
Todd Craig
Managing Partner · Correctional Contraband Interdiction Subject-Matter Expert
Todd Craig retired from the Federal Bureau of Prisons in July 2022 after 35 years of federal correctional service. During his career, he served in senior institutional and national leadership positions, including Warden, Chief of the Office of Security Technology, and Acting Assistant Director.
His experience spans correctional operations, institutional security, emergency response, security-technology evaluation, policy development, acquisition strategy, federal procurement, technology testing, deployment, and executive leadership.
35
Years, Federal Bureau of Prisons
WARDEN
Institutional command
CHIEF
Office of Security Technology
ACTING A.D.
National executive leadership
Correctional officer through senior institution management
Housing units, emergency response, inmate accountability, perimeter security, and daily custody operations across security levels.
Warden
Command of a federal correctional institution: staff safety, security operations, budget, litigation exposure, and community and stakeholder relations.
Chief, Office of Security Technology
National responsibility for security-technology programs: requirements, testing, procurement, policy, deployment, and sustainment across the federal estate.
Acting Assistant Director
National executive leadership, briefing senior government decision-makers and directing agency-wide security and technology priorities.
Acting Assistant Director
National-level leadership, policy development, program oversight, and engagement with senior Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Prisons officials — an informed understanding of how major government initiatives are developed, reviewed, funded, approved, and implemented.
Chief, Office of Security Technology
Direct involvement in the evaluation, testing, procurement, deployment, and operational use of security capabilities in the federal correctional environment: market research, pilot programs, federal acquisition, systems integration, operational policy, and institution-level implementation.
Warden and Field Executive
Management of secure correctional institutions, staff safety, inmate accountability, emergency response, tactical operations, and complex incidents — operational credibility that cannot be gained solely through technology sales or consulting.