Barry Loudermilk has over 28 years experience in computer and information systems networking industry.  Barry holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, a Minor in Computer Information Systems, as well as an Associate Degree in Telecommunications Technologies.

    A veteran of the United States Air Force, Barry served the nation in military intelligence and information technology security. Before beginning INSI Barry was the Alaska Area Technical Business Manager for Honeywell Federal Information Systems, a Defense Department systems integrator.

As a respected network systems designer, Barry has designed and implemented numerous industrial, commercial and city-wide data network systems throughout the Southeastern United States.

    Today Barry also serves in the Georgia State Legislature as a member of the Georgia State Senate where he is recognized as a leader in IT and telecommunications issues. Barry serves as Chairman of the Senate Science and Technology Committee, Vice Chairman of the Senate Veterans, Military & Homeland Security Committee. He is also a member of the Economic Development and Transportation Committees.

    Barry also serves on the Telecommunications Sub Committee for the Washington DC based American Legislative Exchange Committee (ALEC).

    In 2011, Barry was appointed by the Lt. Governor as Chairman of a special statewide commission to develop a science and technology strategic plan for the State of Georgia.

    In 2008 James Magazine recognized Barry as one of the 50 Most Influential Georgians.

    Barry is a licensed private pilot and is an active search and rescue volunteer with the Civil Air Patrol.