Adam K. Levin
Chairman and Co-Founder

Fueled by a passion to protect and inform consumers, Adam Levin helped to ignite the growth of a new industry in 2003 when he co-founded Identity Theft 911, the industry leader in providing enterprise-level identity management solutions. This passionate fight against identity theft is reflected in his 2007 Keynote Address to the Georgia Consortium for Personal Financial Literacy, "Forget red states and blue states. When it comes to identity theft, we're all living in the same state — a state of emergency."

A consumer advocate, educator, regulator, business owner and identity theft expert for over 30 years, Adam has dedicated his life to promoting financial literacy, protecting consumers, and encouraging greater competition in the marketplace. He served as Director of the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs — one of the largest and most powerful consumer advocacy and law enforcement agencies in the nation. During his five-year tenure, he was responsible for the passage and/or promulgation of more than 40 major state consumer protection laws and regulations. He worked closely with numerous federal and state agencies to improve and more fairly and effectively enforce credit, health and safety laws.

In 1982, he won the nomination to run for the United States House of Representatives in New Jersey's seventh Congressional District. When he retired from government service, he spent the next 15 years developing real estate while co-founding and operating one of the largest residential property management companies in New York City.

In addition to his responsibilities as Chairman of Identity Theft 911, he is Co-Founder, Chairman and principal shareholder of Credit.com, Inc. — an online financial services educator, advocate and gateway to trusted credit product and service providers for over nine million consumers annually.

He was admitted to the New Jersey Bar in 1975, and is a member of the Arizona chapter of the International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators.

Matthew Cullina
Chief Executive Officer

Matthew Cullina is Chief Executive Officer at Identity Theft 911 — a position he has held since June 2008. He joined Identity Theft 911 in March 2008 as Executive Vice President, responsible for managing the company's East Coast client relationships from its new Providence, Rhode Island office.

A veteran of the insurance industry with more than 15 years of experience, Matthew joined Identity Theft 911 from MetLife Auto & Home Insurance Company, where he served as Director of Product Management. Prior to working in personal lines, he spent over 10 years focused on commercial insurance lines, where he managed large loss claims and coverage litigation for both Fireman's Fund and The Travelers Insurance Companies.

With a strong business and consumer background, Matthew was involved in the development and launch of a number of innovative products and services. As Chief Executive Officer, he is focused on positioning Identity Theft 911 for further strategic expansion, new product developments and continued support of a growing client base.

Matthew currently serves on the board of directors for AS220, a nationally recognized artist community located in Providence, Rhode Island.

Sean Daly
President and Chief Operating Officer

As president and chief operating officer, Sean Daly is responsible for company operations, technology, and finance functions. In this role, he also will assist in the development of emerging market businesses at Identity Theft 911.

With nearly 20 years of experience in a broad range of financial management, technology, and business development roles, Sean brings considerable leadership ability and cross-disciplinary expertise to help drive the organization's operating processes, financial strategies, and growth objectives.

Before joining Identity Theft 911 in 2008, Sean was senior vice president and chief financial officer at Camden National Corporation, a $2.3 billion publicly traded community bank, where he oversaw the accounting, budgeting, treasury, asset-liability, capital management and investor relations functions, and served as head of technology. While at Camden National, he led the acquisition of a $600 million bank, the issuance of a $35 million of trust preferred debt to fund a "modified" Dutch tender offer, the listing of the company's stock on the NASDAQ and a technology refresh investment over $3 million.

Previously, Sean worked in the telecommunications industry as founder and chief operating officer at QGO, LLC, a Wi-Fi services company, and director of business development at its related telecommunications services company, QC2, LLC in Rhode Island. In addition, he has held various financial management positions with FleetBoston Financial, Citizens Financial Group, Putnam Investments and Melville Corporation. Sean started his career at KPMG in Providence, Rhode Island.

Sandy Strauss
Director, Human Resources

Sandy Strauss leads Identity Theft 911's corporate human resource function, which includes all areas related to the attraction, development and retention of our people. With 15 years of progressive experience as a human resource professional for a number of service-based companies, she applies a systems approach to total organizational effectiveness.

Before joining Identity Theft 911 in 2008, Sandy served as director of human resources for the Richard Petty Driving Experience, a multi-state motorsports entertainment company. For more than a decade, she had worked for an international management consulting firm, Six Sigma Qualtec, where she lead the HR consulting arm that supported organizational and cultural changes involved in implementing Six Sigma initiatives with clients in the U.S., Canada and Asia. Previously, she worked for Florida Power & Light, who was awarded the prestigious Deming Award for quality during her tenure.

Sandy has been the president and board member of the local chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management.