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People (4)

  • Bill Bailey William C. Bailey Jr. is chief executive of Radiance Technologies, a former Air Force engineer at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center, and lead defendant in the dismissed ESOP suit Berry v. Bailey.
  • Bud Cramer Democratic member of the House from Alabama's 5th District from 1991 to 2009, Radiance Technologies director from December 2015, and a lobbyist listed on 535 Group filings; a defendant in Berry v. Bailey.
  • Clayton Hinchman Robert Clayton Hinchman is a West Point graduate and medically retired Army captain, chief executive of Ignite Fueling Innovation since May 2020 and a 2018 Republican primary challenger to Mo Brooks.
  • Logan Grumbach Joshua Logan Grumbach is a Huntsville engineer and futurist, former Boeing and Lockheed Martin missile defense manager, and Ignite Fueling Innovation vice president for space, intelligence and missile defense since May 2024.

Organizations (5)

  • Argent Trust Company Trustee of the Radiance Technologies employee stock ownership trust under an agreement dated September 5, 2017, and a defendant, with Argent Financial Group and Stephen A. Martin, in Berry v. Bailey.
  • Dynetics Huntsville, Alabama engineering and weapons-systems company founded in 1974, employee-owned until Leidos bought it for $1.65 billion on January 31, 2020, and holder of FCC experimental licence WK2XCW with a Sierra Blanca, Texas site.
  • Missile and Space Intelligence Center Defense Intelligence Agency element at Redstone Arsenal whose 2025 briefing traces it to the Army Ballistic Missile Agency in 1956, which analyzes and exploits foreign weapon systems with contractor support.
  • Radiance Ignite Technologies Huntsville, Alabama joint venture of Radiance Technologies and Ignite Fueling Innovation: formation July 10, 2024 on the Alabama record, announcement October 14, 2024, described as an SBA approved SDVOSB mentor protege joint venture.
  • Radiance Technologies Employee-owned Huntsville, Alabama defense contractor with National Air and Space Intelligence Center awards, employer of Jay Stratton and Travis Taylor from 2022, and named by Daniel Sheehan in December 2023.