Assist the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Management and Budget in providing policy direction governing development and implementation of the Civil Works budget of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in accordance with Department of the Army goals and priorities for water resources development.

Leglislative liaison on land and water initiatives and priorities, including Clean Water Act, America's Great Outdoors, National Ocean Policy, Principles & Guidelines, Asian Carp, and Bay Delta Conservation.

Lead program manager for development of the regional budget recommendation to Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Great Lakes and Ohio River basins.

Develop and coordinate responses to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army, Civil Works, Office of Management and Budget on controversial issues with congressional and White House interest. Develop responses to congressional inquiries.

Lead Program Manager for development of the Ohio River Basin Alliance to cultivate efforts toward integrated water resource management in the Ohio River Basin and coordinate a diverse group of external stekeholders and effectively facilitate a dialogue on leveraging resources at the watershed level. Lead Program Manager for regional support to other Federal agencies and Lead Account Manager for the Department of Veterans Affairs. Regional Congressional Liaison.

Served as the legislative, intergovernmental, and interagency liaison for matters of mutual interest to USACE and to Congressional, Federal, State, and local government and NGOs concerned with water resource development.

Served as the legislative, intergovernmental, and interagency liaison for matters of mutual interest to USACE and to Congressional, Federal, State, and local government and NGOs concerned with water resource development.

Leveraged knowledge of Corps of Engineers missions, programs, business processes, strategic vision, command goals, and customer base to build strong relationships with State and local governments, regional bodies, and other Federal agencies.

Routinely engaged individual property owners, businesses, and local and State government and other Federal agencies within a large portion of Indiana and parts of Illinois and Ohio with regard to regulation and enforcement of Section 404, Clean Water Act and Section 10, Rivers and Harbors Act and adherance to the National Environmental Policy Act. Leveraged technology, such as GIS, to formulate integrated solutions that would resolve conflicts and better serve the public. Conducted presentations by invitation at the Indiana Farm Bureau Annual Drainage Seminars and forums at both Purdue University and Ball State University to educate potential applicants on Regulatory Program.