Michael Stohner leads Nomad International after two decades in U.S. Army Special Forces, where his work spanned partner force training, intelligence operations, and full spectrum special warfare across four continents. That operational background shapes everything Nomad does today: how training is designed, how vulnerabilities are assessed, and how we work alongside the people responsible for keeping others safe. Michael holds a certificate in security management, adding a civilian security credential to his operational background.

Nomad International serves two connected markets. For wildlife ranger teams, anti-poaching units, and reserve leadership, we build situational awareness, field intelligence, and coordination skills through Silent Watch™, our proprietary framework translating Special Forces and Intelligence Community tradecraft into practical conservation tools. For schools, private facilities, and organizations, we provide physical security assessments, red team engagements, and threat vulnerability audits grounded in that same real-world experience. We have delivered a threat vulnerability assessment for Hanahau'oli School in Honolulu, and our red team work has also identified critical security gaps for a major utility provider. We continue to work with schools, nonprofits, and reserve teams across both markets. Additionally, Michael serves as an active member of Threat Team Hawaii, a think tank and advisory council on behavioral threat assessments to prevent violence. In the conservation space, we are a preferred partner of Global Conservation Force.

• Nomad International is SDVOB accredited