Assists in managing NGA's relationships with international partners and the US military services.

Managed NGA activities associated with congressional liaison, public affairs and media relations, strategic engagement, internal communications, visual communications, and organizational history.

Served as the National System for Geospatial Intelligence (NSG) Mission Manager for East Asia. Develops integrated NSG positions on East Asia topics and serves as the single focal point for the integration and advancement of GEOINT activities and investments related to East Asia operations. Serves as the GEOINT Functional Manager and Director, NGA's representative and substantive expert on East Asia mission issues. Assess and contributes to the formulation and execution of DNI and DoD plans and campaigns to integrate GEOINT activities; sets GEOINT priorities against the East Asia issue; and assesses mission effectiveness.

Led a team of cross-disciplinary teams to track and inform military planners and senior decision-makers of human activity across all warfighting domains. Orchestrates geospatial-intelligence analysis, reporting, and production over the Asia-Pacific region.

Senior executive responsible for developing and implementing NGA's recruitment and hiring strategy to meet external hiring needs and ensure academic and diversity outreach. Oversees implementation of all NGA hiring activities, succession management, and talent development programs. Ensures the successful execution of NGA's employee reintegration program, Joint Duty and rotational assignments, and continuing education programs. Leads development of NGA's nine Career Services and transition to a rank-in-person promotion system.

Led a team of visual communication experts delivering end-to-end production services and production management for all NGA intelligence products. Oversees NGA's Analytic Integrity and Standards program to ensure 3,500+ analysts comply with Director of National Intelligence (DNI) standards.

Deputy chief of the office responsible for all GEOINT analysis, reporting, and production focused on the Asia-Pacific and Western Hemisphere.

Competitively selected to attend Israel’s executive-level security studies program.

Orchestrated daily operations and prioritized work for a 520-person team producing authoritative intelligence on cyber threats, command and control and foreign space/counter-space analysis.

Led a team of regional and functional intelligence experts, graphics specialists, and editors delivering time-critical intelligence to the Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Secretary of Defense, and senior service leaders.

Commanded an expeditionary unit comprised of 17 career specialties tailor-built to support of the Air Force’s expeditionary “Open the Airbase” mission and US Transportation Command's "Joint Task Force--Port Opening" capability.

Deployed as Senior Intelligence Officer for the Combat Operations Division, responsible for orchestrating all combat, mobility and ISR operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Horn of Africa.

Managed day-to-day operations of 150 all-source intelligence analysts delivering critical intelligence to HQ Air Mobility Command (AMC) senior leaders, mission planners, and 114 active, guard, and reserve air mobility units.

Led all planning, programming, and execution of $4.4 million intelligence budget and command’s Intelligence Reserve Management Program.

Competitively selected to attend the Air Force's intermediate-level security studies program. Thesis on Blue Force training at the Red Flag air combat exercise was published in the Summer 2005 issue of Air and Space Power Journal, and won second prize in the 2005 Ira C. Eaker Essay Competition.

Led 22-person team planning and implementing intelligence training and evaluation at RED FLAG—the most realistic joint/combined air combat exercise in the world, training over 13,000 participants annually.

Researched and delivered intelligence covering a range of national security interests, including analysis of Latin American military activities, readiness, force modernization, and political-military relations.

Competitively selected to attend an advanced degree program in National Security Affairs, specializing in the Western Hemisphere and Spanish. Thesis on Organizational Innovation and Change in the Information Age can be found at: http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a346073.pdf

Organized and developed curriculum, and recruited speakers for the 5-day Joint PSYOP Course, a USSOCOM-directed course educating 200 students annually.

Developed and delivered intelligence training on enemy tactics, threat systems and defensive counter-tactics for the commander, battle staff and 40 fighter pilots. Provided deployed intelligence support for air combat operations over Iraq and Bosnia.