Meet the Team
Robert P. Storch
Inspector General
The Delaware Office of the Inspector General (OIG) is led by Inspector General Robert P. Storch. IG Storch has an extensive background in OIG leadership and public service, having served most recently as the Presidentially appointed, Senate confirmed (PAS) Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), where he led more than 1,800 employees in over 50 offices worldwide in conducting comprehensive investigative and programmatic oversight of DoD personnel, programs, and operations. Previously, IG Storch served as the first PAS Inspector General at the National Security Agency and, before that, as the Deputy Inspector General and Whistleblower Ombudsperson at the U.S. Department of Justice OIG.
He is an active member of the Association of Inspectors General and previously, he chaired the Technology Committee of the federal Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency (CIGIE) and served on the CIGIE Executive Council. Prior to joining the IG community, IG Storch served for some two dozen years as a federal prosecutor focused on public corruption and white-collar crime cases. He has taught in an adjunct capacity at several law schools, including a global anti-corruption seminar at the Georgetown University School of Law and a seminar on Inspectors General and other oversight mechanisms at Columbia Law School.
Stacey L. Bonvetti
Deputy Inspector General and Counsel
Stacey L. Bonvetti is a Delaware attorney with more than 25 years of legal experience, including extensive service with the Delaware Department of Justice. She began her career prosecuting criminal cases, gaining extensive trial and courtroom experience before transitioning to the Civil Division. There she advised state agencies on a broad range of legal matters, involving complex issues affecting Delaware State Government. At the Department, she held increasingly senior leadership roles, including Unit Head of the Public Safety Unit and Kent County Deputy State Solicitor. In these roles, she provided strategic legal counsel, supervised attorneys, supported the administration of the Civil Division, and addressed complex legal issues affecting state government. She has dedicated her career to public service promoting accountability, sound legal practices, and effective government service.
James P. Greene
Investigative Supervisor
James P. Greene spent nearly 26 years in Maryland law enforcement advancing from the initial appointment in uniformed patrol operations, through several operational, investigative, and administrative positions before retiring at the rank of Lieutenant, where he served as an Administrative Services Commander. During his law enforcement career, he was an experienced polygraph examiner holding memberships at the local, national, and international levels and was decorated with a lifesaving and other service awards. Prior to joining the OIG, he spent several years as an investigator in the Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security Division of Gaming Enforcement (DSHS-DGE) investigating casino and gaming licensing at the corporate and individual levels for the Delaware Lottery. He brings law enforcement executive leadership, management, and investigative experience to the Office of Inspector General.
Deborah Provenza
Investigator III
Dorothy Knorr
Fiscal Specialist IV
Tennille McGinnis
Senior Administrative Specialist