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Andrew Clausnitzer has 20 years of experience supporting both large and small corporations and investors with government relations, public relations, business development and strategic advisory services. Mr. Clausnitzer has extensive experience assisting technology and services companies assess their market position and implement comprehensive go to market strategies to accelerate growth within the government and defense markets.

Mr. Clausnitzer has worked extensively with companies in the Middle East, Asia and Africa on economic development projects. He has also worked on statewide, congressional and presidential campaigns. In his role as Managing Partner at Victory Six, Mr. Clausnitzer is a General Partner for investments and works closely with all of our clients to develop customized strategies to achieve their unique objectives.

Martin Rahmani has 15 years of experience working with defense related technology companies, government and industry on developing and implementing projects. Mr. Rahmani has worked for investment funds, Fortune 500 companies and early stage companies with a particular focus on accelerating commercial and defense go to market strategies for new and unique technologies and capabilities.

Mr. Rahmani supported major programs for border security, critical infrastructure protection and infrastructure development in the US, Middle East, Asia and Africa. He has also worked for a policy oriented non-profit organization and for a member of the House of Representatives. In his role as Managing Partner at Victory Six, Mr. Rahmani is a General Partner for investments and works closely with all of our clients to execute on tactical plans to achieve their unique objectives.

RADM Daniel “Dano” Fillion (Ret.) retired from the U.S. Navy as Director of Warfare Integration (N9I) on the Chief of Naval Operations staff. His career spans naval aviation, expeditionary command, global operations, strategy, and resource planning.

He commanded Expeditionary Strike Group 3, the amphibious assault ship USS Wasp, and two helicopter squadrons: HSL-51 and HSM-41. Earlier sea duty included navigating USS Nimitz and serving as executive officer aboard Wasp.

His senior staff roles included leading global operations at U.S. Strategic Command and overseeing strategy, policy, and plans at U.S. Southern Command. He also directed the White House emergency operations center, held Pentagon assignments involving aviation research budgets and Navy financial leadership, and served as a fellow with the Navy’s Strategic Studies Group. Immediately before N9I, he led the Navy’s manpower account transition office.

Fillion holds a bachelor’s degree in business from the College of Charleston and a master’s in administration from Central Michigan University. His professional education includes Air Command and Staff College, Joint Forces Staff College, and the Navy Corporate Business Course.