TitleTen, Inc. is a national-security focused film production, development, and consulting company. We work through our global network of trusted sources to connect great stories and great story-tellers. As experienced national-security professionals, we are interested in helping tell stories rooted in the intelligence community, the diplomatic corps, the defense department, and other corners of the foreign affairs arena.

We are not out to expose sensitive information for thrills. However, we don’t believe that important stories should be withheld from the public just because they make some in the bureaucracy nervous. We think sunlight is good for democracy and security. We think that vanguard sensibilities and a contrarian attitude make for fascinating story-telling.

WHAT'S IN A NAME:

Throughout our careers working in support of various elements of the national security community, our professional experiences have been shaped by a specific section of federal law. Title 10 of the United States Code, “Armed Forces”, outlines the roles and missions, the authorities and responsibilities that define the Department of Defense and the Armed Forces. For us, our company’s name is a constant short-hand reminder of where we come from and where our interests lie.

OUR MOTTO: VINDICAMUS

“Vindico” is a Latin verb that means “to restore to its free condition”. However, Cicero used it specifically in the sense to deliver, to liberate, to protect, to defend, and we like those implications. “Vindicamus” is the present plural form; so it translates literally as “we restore [something] to its free condition”. The way we interpret it into modern English is “we make it right”. For us, this is a touchstone to remind ourselves of what we do at TitleTen.

WHO WE ARE:

William McNulty is a Marine who served in both Infantry and Intelligence billets. He has worked in support of the USD(I), the DIA, and the NSC's Iraq Threat Finance Cell. He holds a BA in Economics and Communication Studies from the University of Kansas, and an MA in Government/Security Studies from The Johns Hopkins University. He has lived or worked in Germany, Iraq, Korea, Mexico, Qatar, and Turkey.		Drew Lewis has worked on foreign and defense policy issues at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies, the Kennedy School of Government, and the Institute for Defense Analyses. He holds a BA in Comparative Literature from Hamilton College, and an MA in Government from The Johns Hopkins University. He has lived or worked in Cuba, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, and Singapore.
Kaj Larsen is an award winning Correspondent and Producer. He covers conflict zones and international policy issues around the world reporting frequently from the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. He spent five years as a US Navy SEAL Lieutenant at SEAL Team One. Kaj holds a BA in Political Science from the University of California and a Masters in Public Policy from Harvard University.		Jake Wood served four years in the Marine Corps, deploying to Iraq in 2007 as an infantry squad leader and to Afghanistan in 2008 as a Scout-Sniper Asst. Team Leader. In 2007 he was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with “V” for valor. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin, where he played football, with a double major in Business and Political Science.
Dan “Puck” Lennon is a former Navy Pilot who flew both HH-60 Seahawk helicopter and C-130 Hercules airplane. He has flown many diverse missions from anti-submarine to Naval Special Warfare (NSW) operations. Dan holds a BS in Oceanography from the United States Naval Academy (Annapolis), a M.S. in Leadership from the University of San Diego, and an MBA from The Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania)