Here’s a great piece that highlights the company‘s executive team well.

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Can character be taught? Navy finding out

Officials say only partly due to bad behavior in 2010, 2011

“A military leader’s personal environment has become more dangerous than their operational one over the last few years,” said Hamlin Tallent, the retired rear admiral whose San Diego company developed the training for the Navy’s air forces command at North Island Naval Air Station.

“No commanding officer of the sea service has been killed in any combat operation within the last 40 years, but more than 20 were relieved of their duties in 2011 due to personal conduct,” said Tallent, vice president at Sentek Global. “We also lost more senior enlisted personnel last year alone due to firings than were killed in the line of duty in nearly the last half century.”

Retired Rear Adm. Hamlin Tallent

The training consists of a daylong seminar that includes case studies of sailors and officers gone wrong and intervention strategies. Topics covered are fraternization, alcohol abuse, violence, cheating on tests, hazing, fraud, falsifying administrative records, designer drug use and fraudulent marriage.

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