Global cybersecurity firm Sera-Brynn, LLC announced it has promoted Mr. Samuel P. Morthland, an original investor, to the role of Chief Financial Officer, effective immediately. Mr. Morthland will provide strategic leadership to the finance, human resource, operations support, and marketing functions, as Sera-Brynn pivots to support the deployment of its new leading-edge endpoint protection program, CHECKLIGHTTM.
“I am looking forward to working with our multidisciplinary team of talented professionals to create new and innovative ways to support our company and especially our people. They help our clients tackle sophisticated critical cybersecurity challenges and are essential to the successful launch of our new product, CHECKLIGHT. I look forward to guiding them on this journey,” states Sam Morthland.
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Morthland brings over 30 years of operations executive, senior managing consultant, and program manager experience in integrating client support and corporate business operations, ensuring profitability and expanding client footprint of large programs providing tech-enabled services, requirements assessment, and business process reengineering across industry and government. He served in the U.S. Air Force for 21 years in the Special Operations community, retiring in 2009 as an Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict.
“Sam is the perfect utility player to help us take our nine-year evolution from audit and advisory services to CHECKLIGHT across the finish line. His experience managing complex corporate budgets as well as his wide range of operational business skills are incredibly powerful assets as we shift our business model and significantly accelerate our growth,” states Rob Hegedus, Sera-Brynn Chief Executive Officer.
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