‘I agree, but Brennan was doing other things at the time in government that would have precluded him the time and concentration for founding Analysys. In addition, there’s little reason to hide this even if he did. . . why keep the later president/CEO connection of the much larger, more involved version of Analysys but scrub the founding? That makes little sense. I found the Wikipedia article before the Anons posted it. . . so it wasn’t altered. They’re making a leap of logic that can’t be made. Did you notice THEY’VE backed off the Brennan founding assertion?
From Wikipedia:
The Analysis CorporationLeadership
TAC was founded in 1990 by Cecilia nmi Hayes, previous owner and partner in Analytic Methods Inc.(AMI) (Emphasis mine—Swordmaker) and current owner of TAC Commercial Services (TCS) and Nations Home Group. In 2004, TAC was purchased by SFA and maintained as a wholly owned subsidiary. Ms. Hayes remained president of TAC into 2005. In November 2005, John O. Brennan was appointed president and CEO of TAC. Mr. Brennan was the former interim director of the National Counterterrorism Center[2] and a 25-year veteran of the CIA.[3] Following Mr. Brennan’s departure in October 2008 to serve as advisor to then-presidential candidate Barack Obama, Alexander Drew became the acting president of TAC. Mr. Drew was then named president in January 2009 and remained so though February 2012, when TAC was ultimately dissolved and assimilated into Sotera Defense Solutions, formerly SFA, Global Strategies Group (North America), and GTEC.
In January 2009, Mr. Brennan was selected by President Barack Obama to serve in his administration as Homeland Security Adviser and Deputy National Security Adviser for Counterterrorism. In March 2013, Brennan was appointed director of the Central Intelligence Agency.[4]
From CNBC:
What Did The Analysis Corporation Do, Anyway?
By Eamon Javers
Published — CNBC.com — 7:01 PM ET Wed, 6 Feb 2013John Brennan, President Obama's nominee to be director of the CIA, went to work for a private intelligence contractor called The Analysis Corporation for a few years between stints (emphasis mine—Swordmaker) as a high-ranking CIA officer and one of the Obama Administration's top homeland security and counterterrorism experts.
So what did he do there?
An administration official said simply, "As listed in its public press releases, TAC helped the U.S. Government assemble and analyze critical information on national security issues."
Federal contracting documents aren't much help, either: One contract with the Federal Acquisition Service worth up to $42 million is described as being for "ADP Facility Management" and "Other Computer Related Services."
In one of its press releases, The Analysis Corporation detailed a line of software products, including "Fuzzy Finder," "Russian Name Search," and "Arabic Name Search." The company said that its software products were made up of "exact, inexact, and linguistic-based algorithms that quickly rank and order results based on their similarity to a specified pattern."
And it boasted that "Fuzzy Finder" in particular had been "continuously operational within the government" since the software was written, and "has been a very effective tool for finding the names of suspected or known terrorists in various databases."
From the Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors Bio Page for Cecilia Hayes:
Cecilia Hayes, CDPE, CIAS—ProfileKeller Williams Realty
Bio
Cecilia Hayes is a licensed realtor with Keller Williams in MD and VA and the founder of Nations Home Group. She has been involved in Real Estate as an investor and a licensed agent for over forty years. From her offices in MD and VA, Cecilia specializes in luxury, waterfront, and international homes, including purchase for resale for “flipping” homes and purchase for rental income. As founder of Nations Home Group, Cecilia operates a team of real estate professionals in support of sellers, buyers, and investors and their real estate requirements. As a go to person for Luxury Home Flipping, Cecilia is a source for international investors who provide short term loans for investors. Cecilia received the Maryland Gazette’s Reader’s Choice Best Realtor of the year for 2011 and 2012 based on her superb expertise and personable approach to real estate. Cecilia is also a member of multiple prominent organizations.Before her career in real estate, Cecilia started and operated three successful corporations in the Information Technology field including The Analysis Corp. (founder, CEO 1990-2003), TAC Commercial Services (founder, president, CEO 1990-Present) (emphasis mine—Swordmaker), and Analytic Methods Incorporated (system design and engineer for C3I: Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence). Her background in the technology field supporting US and international governments with their IT needs has given her a honed skill in focusing on the personal needs of her clients in a field traditionally operated by entrepreneurs and sole proprietors. Cecilia has worked overseas for the United Nations, NATO, and also individual NATO members. . .
There are MORE contemporaneous articles establishing the facts I could post.
Brennan was NOT the founder of The Analysys Corporation.
Another Freeper claimed that The Analysys Corporation had been owned by a South Korean company, and even posted an article on his findings, but he’d been doing his research on The Analytics Corp, not The Analysys Corporation, but when I pointed out the error, he STILL claimed he’d done his research on the correct company, despite the wrong name, wrong info in his article, etc., and still claimed it had been owned by a South Korean company, yet there is ZERO evidence of that in the historic financial records of Analysys.
In any case, I rest MY CASE.
Thanks..MUST GO TO BED this time.