Over the past two years, a flight dispatch school in Cincinnati faced challenges with their primary flight instructor’s recertification flight test, which was mandated by the FAA following an increase in flight safety standards in 2020. As a result of A10’s efforts, the flight instructor at the flight dispatch school has finally received his 141 checkride and has officially been recertified after enduring a two-year wait.

Our overarching objective is to help clients become thought leaders in their respective sectors. Through active participation in prominent conferences, they gain recognition and actively contribute to shaping the future of their company. 

With our client’s tireless efforts on Capitol Hill, the Mutual UFO Network contributed to the breakthrough achievement of the first-ever Senate hearing on UAP, a once taboo subject.

As a single company, SmartCTY Technologies and TrafficLand will now be able to provide state and federal transportation authorities with the low-cost tools they need to make data-driven decisions that will boost traffic flow and cut carbon emissions.

A10 Associates recently collaborated with key officials from North Dakota’s legislative and financial sectors to pass a critical bill called SB2210.

Providing a pathway to registration for our client with the Government Services Administration and a large follow-on contract

The conversations led by A10 Associates and MUFON helped influence and established the first of its kind All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) which will be the focal point for the Intelligence Community and DoD to track and report these phenomena to Congress throughout the year.

During the COVID pandemic, our client jumped in to help their community by providing vaccines, tests, monoclonal treatments, and personal protective equipment to those in need. However, due to government gridlock, HRSA funding was shut down and the company was left in the lurch.

Our CEO Jessica Tocco recently represented Fog Data Sciences supporting law enforcement on WRIC ABC Local Virginia television.

Fog Data Sciences purchases and aggregates location data from software applications on smartphones. In order to access this data, the phone must be turned on and its owner must have already consented to have their information collected and sold.