Tracy Nelsen

Tracy Nelsen has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. Tracy started their career at LaRue Tactical as an Executive Assistant to the CEO, where they handled administrative tasks and managed correspondence. Tracy then transitioned to a Human Resources role, where they maintained personnel records and compiled reports from employment records.

In 2013, Tracy joined RenewData, an LDiscovery Company, as an Executive Administrator. Here, they conducted audits on expense reports and managed schedules for the Executive Management Team. Tracy also took on the role of Associate Project Manager, where they received client data, managed data progression, provided client consultation, and conducted training sessions on document review platforms.

Tracy continued their project management career at KrolLDiscovery as an Associate Project Manager and later as a Project Manager. In these roles, they received client data, managed data progression, and provided client consultation for projects with undefined scopes of work. Tracy also conducted comprehensive training sessions for clients on the Relativity platform.

In 2018, Tracy joined Solis as a Senior Incident Response Engagement Manager. Their responsibilities included managing incident response engagements and ensuring effective security measures. Tracy continued in this role when Solis merged with CFC in 2019, and later became the Program Management Office Manager at CFC. Currently, Tracy holds the position of Senior Incident Response Engagement Manager at CFC Response / Solis Security, where they are responsible for overseeing incident response engagements.

Tracy Nelsen completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Houston from 2004 to 2008, graduating with Summa Cum Laude honors. Prior to attending the University of Houston, Tracy spent the academic year of 2003 to 2004 at The University of Texas at San Antonio, although no degree or field of study information was provided for this period.