• American SOS Project: Super PAC to defeat election denier candidates for Secretary of State positions nationwide• $1 million dollars raised toward this successful effort with victories in four key swing states• Partnership with National Security Leaders for America to influence races in Nevada, Arizona, Minnesota, and Michigan (all victories).• Democratic Majority Action PAC : Super PAC that supports Democratic efforts in the Senate. • It’s first mission was to raise funds for the Georgia Senate runoff election to ensure a Democratic Majority. $1 million dollars raised toward this successful effort in 2021.• It’s next mission is to take on the Sedition Caucus, those members of Congress who not only perpetuated the lies that led to the attack on the capitol on 6 January, but then fanned the flames only hours after the attack — siding with the seditionists by voting to overturn the results of the election. • In 2022, $400,000 raised and allocated toward voter influencing for the Georgia senate runoff.

University of Kentucky Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce • Instructor, National Security Policy, a graduate course discussing the grand debates of national security strategy and the nuts and bolts of the national security state. This course probes the array of today’s global threats, their political and economic implications, and the strategies best used to address them.

• “Creating a path for women who have led lives of service.”• The 501(c)(4) is a nonpartisan organization committed to leadership development of potential women candidates with a service background and encouraging those women to run for office.

- Ran a $94 million race against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.- Built a team that ran the largest field operation in Kentucky political history. - Endorsed by labor unions, national veteran organizations, and political leaders across the country

- Moved KY-6 over 20 points from the previous nominee.- Helped Democrats win back the House of Representatives by forcing a tight race in KY-06.- Raised $8.6 million.

- Instructor of U.S. Government and Constitutional Development, a core course taken by all midshipmen that covers American democracy, the Constitution, the political process, the structure and functions of national government and factors influencing its operation, with emphasis on legal and ethical demands placed on government officials, both civilian and military, as defined by the Constitution and statute. - Instructor of Weapons of Mass Destruction, Foundations and Policy, a course that taught fundamental knowledge behind WMD and how they impact security policy, WMD history, significant governmental policies and international agreements, and strategies to reduce the dangers of these deadly weapons.- Oversaw US Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference subject matter, logistics and operations. The event has a $120,000 budget and includes over 400 attendees and 15-20 high-level academic and government speakers. Past topics include “Energy & Resource Scarcity,” “Women & Security,” and “A New Era of Great Power Competition.”

- Acted as liaison with interagency departments of interest to the Marine Corps including the departments of State, Justice and Homeland Security and USAID and the CIA.- Developed and wrote the Marine Corps Interagency Integration Strategy as part of the Marine Corps Service Campaign Plan. - Researched and developed interagency policy initiatives to support USMC integration with partners.

- Served as the Defense Fellow for Congresswoman Susan A. Davis, 53rd District of California.- Advised the congresswoman on all military, foreign affairs and homeland defense issues.- Prepared questions for and briefed the congresswoman on all House Armed Services Committee full committee hearings, as well as all Military Personnel Subcommittee, Seapower and Projection Forces - Subcommittee and Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee hearings.- Advised the congresswoman on all classified matters dealing with her position on the House Armed Services Committee.

Deputy Future Operations Officer, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward) Camp Leatherneck, Helmand, Afghanistan - Combat deployment: Coordinated air operations and served as lead aviation planner in support of Marine and coalition operations in Regional Command (Southwest), Afghanistan. - Served as a voting member on 80 Detainee Review Board in Bagram (Parwan), Afghanistan. F/A-18 Pilot, Marine Fighter-Attack Squadron – 121 Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, California - Deployed to Iwakuni, Japan; Tyndall, Australia; and Okinawa, Japan.- Served as the Administration and Intelligence officer for the squadron. Responsible for unit’s pay and administrative matters. Acted as the unit’s security manager responsible for all classified material and Special Access Programs control. - Participated in Exercise Red Flag Alaska, Exercise Aces North in Australia, and Exercise Red Flag Nevada flying missions in coordination with the Air Forces of Australia, Japan, Germany, Italy and the United Arab Emirates. - Qualified in all phases of flying the F/A-18 Hornet including operating the F/A-18 in all weather conditions, night vision devices, aerial refuel, taking off and landing aboard an aircraft carrier, attacking and destroying enemy targets employing a wide variety of air-to-ground munitions.F/A-18 Weapons Systems Officer, Marine Fighter-Attack Squadron – 121 Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, California - Flew more than 50 combat attack missions into Afghanistan while deployed to Manas, Kyrgyzstan, for Operation Enduring Freedom.- Flew more than 35 combat attack missions into Iraq while deployed to Al Jaber, Kuwait, for operation Iraqi Freedom.- Flew in bilateral exercise with Egyptian Air Force as part of Operation Bright Star.- Certified as an Air Combat Tactics Instructor (ACTI). - Qualified as an F/A-18 Weapons Systems Officer. Trained to detect, target and engage air-to-air or ground targets using onboard aircraft systems.