Jack is a veteran of the investigations, intelligence, and technology industries. Jack was part of the founding management team at Altegrity Risk International and helped develop that firm's national investigations practice. When Altegrity acquired Kroll, Jack became an executive at Kroll and provided the full spectrum of business intelligence, risk management, compliance and monitoring, security, and complex investigative and forensic services to high profile institutions and clients.
Jack then cofounded BlueLine Grid, a law enforcement technology startup that was funded by In-Q-Tel, the venture investment arm of the U.S. Intelligence Community. Jack helped manage BlueLine's federal agency projects and relations with the nation's law enforcement agencies. BlueLine Grid was purchased in 2018 by a global risk management provider.
Jack was twice elected to the LA City Council, where he chaired the Public Safety Committee, drafted the city's post-9/11 homeland security plan, and led efforts to reduce the LAPD's DNA rape kit backlog. Jack previously served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney specializing in major frauds, public corruption, and government fraud.