Industry & Services >> CEO Interviews >> September 16, 2002
BRADLEY L. CONWAY has been President and CEO of Control
Screening, LLC since 1992. Mr. Conway completed the acquisition
of the Philips Security Screening division in 1988, and initiated
and structured the acquisition of the Federal Labs division of
Trans Technology Corporation in 1989. In 1993 he completed the
acquisition of Omega Labs' cabinet x-ray lines, and in 1991, the
acquisition of Scintrex and CPAD's trace detection business. In
the late 1980s, he helped structure and research various
acquisitions. Prior to 1986, he was Executive Vice President of
Carman Corp., an investment group which acquired the C.A. Reed
paper party goods division of Westvaco in 1983, which division
was subsequently sold to the Mennen Company in late 1986. Prior
to 1983 he was Executive Vice President for the SCF Corporation,
a major inland marine firm; General Counsel and a director of
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.; and an attorney for Healy and Baillie
in New York. He is a member of the New York and New Jersey Bars,
and has served on various corporate and nonprofit boards. He
graduated magna cum laude from Duke University in 1977, and from
the Columbia Law School in 1980. Profile
today as a business and a company?
Mr. Conway: Control Screening has three checkpoint non-invasive
security product lines '
