Dina Rasor was a partner in the Bauman and Rasor Group which does investigative and consulting work on lawsuits including health care fraud, military procurement fraud and other Federal government fraud and writes investigative books. Her past work on qui tam False Claims Act lawsuits with whistleblowers has recovered over $200 million dollars to the Federal government coffers.

Ms. Rasor founded  the Project on Military Procurement (Now Project on Government Oversight POGO.org, where she serves on the Board of Directors) in 1981 and directed it for ten years.  In that capacity, Ms. Rasor researched and publicized many of the major defense scandals of the 1980s such as the infamous $7,600 coffee brewer and the $670 armrest in the C-5 cargo plane, as well as the ineffectiveness of major weapons systems and other procurement fraud.  She also worked as an investigative journalist for newspapers and television. 

Greg Williams is a member of the board of directors for the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, and has served in leadership roles in non-profit and for-profit organizations ranging from start-ups to Amazon, in roles including CEO, Executive Director, Director of Operations and CTO.

​Greg's first full-time job was working for Dina Rasor at the Project on Military Procurement, during which time he served as a on-air technical expert during the first Gulf War, and later conducted investigations into waste, fraud and abuse in cleaning up the United States nuclear weapons complex.

Since that time, Greg has led record-setting global software deployments at IBM and Amazon, led the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater out of near-bankruptcy and overseen the delivery of 10 million masks, gloves and other personal protective equipment as Operations Director at Get Us PPE.