Key Management

Mark Wagner, P.E.
Mark R. Wagner is the founder and president of Artemis Incorporated, an emerging veteran-owned small business located in Omaha, NE. The company was established in April 2009 to provide analysis, engineering, policy and planning expertise for the defense and critical infrastructure sectors.
Prior to Artemis, Mr. Wagner worked for Scitor Corporation supporting Department of Defense network warfare and cyber operations. His experience includes cyber operations, policy, doctrine and organizational development, non-kinetic targeting and vulnerability analysis. He supported the United States Strategic Command Intelligence Directorate in developing a deliberate planning framework for non-kinetically targeting foreign command and control systems, critical infrastructures, underground facilities and weapons of mass destruction production processes. He provided vulnerability analysis of communications systems, electric power, natural gas and water systems that included their interdependencies.
Mr. Wagner is a professional engineer with 10 years of critical infrastructure design experience. He is a seasoned project manager leading multidiscipline (civil, electrical, mechanical, architectural) engineering teams to plan and design critical civil infrastructure projects. Mr. Wagner specializes in supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, modeling, global positioning and geographic information systems.
In addition to Artemis, Mr. Wagner is a Colonel in the USAF reserve with 25 years of experience as a communications officer focused primarily on network operations and security. He is currently the Deputy Director for Communications (A6), Air Force Reserve Command. Mr. Wagner served over ten years on active duty including 15 months post-911 to establish a network operations and security element within United States Strategic Command’s Global Operations Center. Previous assignments include Strategic Air Command, Defense Information Systems Agency and the 7th Communications Group, Pentagon.

