Systems thinkers.
Story makers.
Operators.

Stephen A. O'Hearn is a U.S. Army combat veteran, former combat medic and military intelligence officer, screenwriter, filmmaker, and technology founder. His career has moved through environments where fragmented information carries real consequences—from battlefield medicine and operational intelligence to complex program work and film production.

At U.S. Space Command, O'Hearn worked in mission analytics and mission-assurance assessment: mapping interconnected systems, dependencies, evidence, risk, and the consequence of loss. That discipline shaped his conviction that a status cannot be trusted when the supporting evidence is missing, stale, or disconnected.

His work in film led him to recognize the same systems problem on a production. A script revision, location loss, weather event, or talent conflict does not stay isolated; it propagates through schedule, budget, crew, safety, vendors, and delivery. At 5th Symphony, he translates mission-level consequence thinking into operational intelligence for both creative and defense environments.

Ken Greenwood is a software founder, systems architect, product builder, photographer, and filmmaker. As president of Modus Novus, he has spent decades designing and delivering enterprise systems for complex technical organizations. As CEO and co-founder of Shredded Lens Studios, he applies the same systems discipline to AI-forward independent film and visual storytelling.

Greenwood is the author of Sam’s Teach Yourself ABAP in 21 Days and an SAP-certified ABAP specialist. His technical work extends from enterprise architecture into optimization, automated systems, and patented inventions. His creative practice includes directing, production design, AI-assisted screenwriting, and landscape photography recognized by the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.

At 5th Symphony, Greenwood connects architecture with execution. He shapes product strategy, interface systems, and the technical foundations that turn broad operational ideas into coherent instruments people can actually use.

Jurgen K. Vollrath is an intellectual property attorney, electronic engineer, and technology strategist with more than 25 years of experience in patent litigation and analysis, licensing, portfolio development, due diligence, and commercialization across software, electronics, medical devices, communications, renewable energy, and defense technologies.

As worldwide intellectual property counsel for SAP, Vollrath led a 20-person global IP organization, restructured patent operations, established open-source support, coordinated sponsored research, and negotiated a global patent cross-license with Microsoft. Earlier, at National Semiconductor, he led licensing, trademark operations, semiconductor patent work, and IP due diligence for major acquisitions. He also established the San Francisco patent group as a partner at Arter & Hadden.

Vollrath has founded and advised technology-commercialization ventures and co-founded a medical-device company that later became publicly traded Eyenovia. He holds law and electronic-engineering degrees from the University of the Witwatersrand and is admitted in California and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. At 5th Symphony, he brings the legal and technical judgment required to protect durable product architecture and turn invention into defensible enterprise value.