Andre M. Takacs, Mba, Afc Email & Phone Number

Harker Heights, Tx, Us

Austin, Tx, Us

I coach, counsel, and advise transitioning National Guard and Reserve soldiers and their families to make better financial choices, set financial goals, plan for the future, protect against risks, and build a holistic financial plan. Financial planning includes aspects of: budgeting, finding efficiencies and eliminating financial waste, managing debt, savings, investments, and insurance, and to take action to achieve those financial goals. Follow-up with the client to help ensure success.

I founded and run Trollwerks, a fully legal federal firearms licensed (FFL Type 07) manufacturer and SOT Class 2 manufacturer in Harker Heights, TX. Trollwerks specializes in custom, 3D-printed, or milled firearms and prototypes. With multiple printers. and desktop CNC milling machines, and the experience, Trollwerks can do what you need.

Harker Heights, Texas, Us

A private equity startup.

Annandale, Va, Us

I coach, counsel, and advise transitioning National Guard and Reserve soldiers and their families to make better financial choices, set financial goals, plan for the future, protect against risks, and build a holistic financial plan. Financial planning includes aspects of: budgeting, finding efficiencies and eliminating financial waste, managing debt, savings, investments, and insurance, and to take action to achieve those financial goals. Follow-up with the client to help ensure success.

Annandale, Va, Us

I help transitioning service members "be all they can be" after the Army by helping ensure they have the job, education, or training they need to be successful in their careers.

Fort Worth, Texas, Us

Coach, counsel, and advise active-duty soldiers, veterans, civilians, and their families to make better financial choices, to learn to budget, to save and invest for financial goals, to plan for the future, to insure against risks, to build a holistic financial plan including aspects of: Savings, Investments, Insurance, and to take action to achieve those goals, and follow-up with the client to help ensure success.

Fort Worth, Texas, Us

The mission of Hire Our Heroes (HOH) is to empower veterans and employers with the knowledge, skills, and innovative tools necessary to optimize a strategic workforce.VisionHire Our Heroes (HOH) is a not-for-profit organization founded by veterans for veterans. We will partner with world-class organizations and people who share our vision. We will offer veterans a cost-free, best-in-class, transition experience. HOH will secure opportunities for employment where our veteran population can cultivate their talents, traits, and attitudes.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Training Plans Officer, G3 of the 1st Cavalry Division, consisting of three Armored Brigade Combat Teams, one Air Cavalry Brigade, one Cavalry Division Support Brigade, a Division Artillery Brigade Headquarters and a Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion totaling approximately 20,000 Soldiers. Serves as the Officer in Charge of Division Schools section, coordinates local or remote training as needed to ensure individual Soldier and Leader readiness in preparation of deployment in support of global operations. Coordinates remote professional training for career enhancement. Participates in the Military Decision Making Process with other staff members. Writes operations orders and fragmentary orders to facilitate coordination and execution of training.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Executive Officer of a Combined Arms Battalion in the 1st Cavalry Division, consisting of two Armor Companies, one Mechanized Infantry Company, one Forward Support Company, and a Headquarters Company which includes medical, mortar, and scout platoons. Serves as the second in command of the battalion and assumes the commander's role in his absence. Responsible for the operational readiness of 29 M1A2SEPv2 Main Battle Tanks, 18 M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, 4 M1064 Mortar tracks, and other associated combat vehicles and mission command platforms. Leads the staff in coordinating personnel actions, physical security operations, training resources, sustainment, and signal support. Supervises the TOC Command Post and its operations. Leads the staff through the Military Decision Making Process. Responsible for the health, morale, welfare, and training of 11 officers, 6 senior Noncommissioned Officers, and their subordinates.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Liaison Officer (forward) between the Afghan National Army Special Operations Command Special Operations Advisory Group (ANASOC-SOAG) and the Headquarters, NATO Special Operations Component Command - Afghanistan / Special Operations Joint Task Force - Afghanistan ( NSOCC-A/SOJTF - A ).

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Serves as the Deputy Commander of the Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB) comprised of one Headquarters Company, one line company, and a Community Care Unit (CCU) with geographically separated Soldiers; a total capacity of over 280. Reviews guidance, policies, and programs of the command organizations, operations, and functions; responsible for advising and assisting the Commander on areas of special interest. Assumes command in the Commander's absence. The WTB guides the transition of our ill, injured and wounded soldiers to civilian life to perform as a veteran and valued member of the community.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Serves as the Battalion Operations Officer (S3) responsible for the plans and operations functions of a Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB) comprised of one Headquarters Company, two line companies, and a geographically separated Community Care Unit (CCU) with a capacity of over 480. Reviews guidance, policies, and programs of the command organizations, operations, and functions; responsible for developing the training programs and metrics to ensure all Cadre are able to demonstrate satisfactory levels of understanding; responsible for implementing training modules that can be accessed either via the Internet or in written form as referenced material. The WTB guides the transition of our ill, injured and wounded soldiers to civilian life to perform as a veteran and valued member of the community.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Interservice Physician Assistant Program Phase 1 - didactic instruction at AMEDD Center & SchoolInterservice Physician Assistant Program Phase 2 - clinical rotations at Martin Army Community Hospital

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Executive Officer and second-in-charge of a 526 U.S. and KATUSA Soldier Armored Reconnaissance Squadron forward deployed in the Republic of Korea. Acts as the principal assistant to the squadron commander; transmits the commander's intent for the squadron. The XO's main responsibilities are to direct the operational efforts of the staff and to sustain squadron readiness. Acts as the commander's chief of staff; directs, coordinates, supervises, trains, and synchronizes the work of the staff, ensuring efficient and prompt staff actions. Understands the commander’s intent and ensure the staff implements it; monitors the combat status of all subordinate units and ensures that status is provided to the commander; synchronizes all the elements of combat power, including the information element, into squadron operations. Oversees maintenance of equipment valued over $81 million; manages an annual budget of $3.6 million.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Executive Officer and second-in-charge for 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, a 941 U.S. and KATUSA Soldier Combined Arms Battalion (CAB) forward deployed in the Republic of Korea. Acts as the principal assistant to the battalion commander; transmits the commander's intent for the battalion. The XO's main responsibilities are to direct the operational efforts of the staff and to sustain battalion readiness. Acts as the commander's chief of staff; directs, coordinates, supervises, trains, and synchronizes the work of the staff, ensuring efficient and prompt staff actions. Understands the commander's intent and ensure the staff implements it; monitors the combat status of all subordinate units, and ensures that status is provided to the commander; synchronizes all the elements of combat power, including the information element into CAB operations.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Assistant Professor of Military Science and Battalion Executive Officer. Serves as the Chief of Staff and MS III Primary Instructor responsible for the Leadership Development Program and administration. Assists the Professor of Military Science in the supervision and coordination of active duty and contracted cadre and the training of approximately 45 Cadets. Supervises a budget exceeding $40,000. Enhances combat readiness of the Total Army by assisting in marketing, recruiting, training, motivating, retaining, evaluating, assessing and commissioning quality Army Second Lieutenants. Additional duties include Ranger Challenge Team and Ranger Company Advisor, Safety Officer, Cadet Fund Custodian, OIP/CIP Manager and Management Control Officer.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Commander of a mechanized infantry battalion Headquarters Company executing combat and civil operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom II. Responsible for the health, welfare, training, and combat readiness of 354 Soldiers organized into a scout platoon, mortar platoon, medical platoon, support and transportation platoon, maintenance platoon, dining facility, staff sections, and a company headquarters. Maintains a fleet of 140-plus wheeled and tracked vehicles valued at over $80 million dollars of ammunition. Directly supervises five officers and one first sergeant. On order, redeploy the company from Iraq to Fort Carson, Colorado. Upon arrival, conduct Army Force Generation model; reset, train, ready, and available no later than 01 October 2006.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Commander of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle equipped Mechanized Infantry Company engaged in combat operations in Iraq. Plans and executes full spectrum of combat operations against anti-coalition forces to include civil affairs and information operations. Responsible for a company battlespace of over 100 square kilometers to include a portion of the Corps' main supply route. Conducts operations in coordination with US Marine Corps, Special Operation Forces, and Iraqi Forces. Directly responsible for the training, readiness, morale, and welfare of 120 Soldiers. Accountable for 18 tactical vehicles and equipment at over $40 million. Directly supervises five officers and one first sergeant.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Commander of a forward deployed, Bradley Fighting Vehicle equipped, mechanized infantry company in the Republic of Korea (ROK), composed of three rifle platoons and a company headquarters. Directly responsible for the training, readiness, and welfare of 19 tactical vehicles valued at over $40 million and 120 Soldiers, including Korean Augmentees to the U.S. Army (KATUSA). Responsible for planning and executing mounted, dismounted, and combined arms high intensity operations in support of US/UN policies and objectives in the ROK on short or no notice; maintaining the morale and discipline of assigned soldiers and the welfare of their families. On order, deploy in support of the Global War on Terrorism. Directly supervises four officers and one first sergeant.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Assistant operations officer for a forward deployed, Bradley equipped mechanized infantry battalion in the Republic of Korea. Responsible for planning, preparing, and executing QTB, training meetings, support meetings, and simulation exercises. Manages battalion-training resources: ammunition, ranges, training areas, training schedules and calendars. Serves as LNO to higher and adjacent units. Assists in the supervision of tracked vehicle maintenance operations. Executes weekly S3 priority list specified tasks to standard in timely fashion; keeps S3 informed on task status. Assumes S3 duties and responsibilities in his absence.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Infantry Captain's Career Course, Combined Arms & Servies Staff School, Ranger Course

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Second-in-command of a M2A2ODS-equipped, 133-man Bradley Infantry Company forward deployed in US Army Europe (USAREUR). Responsible for the coordination and synchronization of company level logistics and resupply, repair of assigned equipment, and coordination with the battalion staff. Responsible for the coordination of training resources for Bradley Fighting Vehicle gunnery and unit rotations to the Combat Maneuver Training Center (CMTC). Manages the accountability of company property worth over $20 million. Responsible for the scheduled and routine maintenance of 14 M2A2ODS Bradley Fighting Vehicles, four M923 5-ton trucks, three M113 personnel carriers, one M88 recovery vehicle, and all company weapon systems, night vision devices, communications systems, automation, and NBC equipment.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Platoon Leader of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle equipped mechanized infantry platoon forward deployed in USAREUR. Responsible for the training, personal and professional development, discipline, combat readiness and safety of a 39-man platoon MTO&E equipment valued at over $8 million. Plans, resources, and supervises platoon training. Responsible for the tactical employment of three infantry squads and four Bradley Fighting Vehicles. Assists the company commander in the tactical employment of the platoon. Additional duties include Environmental Protection Officer, German Partnership Officer, and Unit Tax Advisor.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Infantry Officer Basic Course, Bradley Leader Course

Master Of Business Administration (Mba), Business Administration And Management, General

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Interservice Physician Assistant Program (Ipap) - Physician Assistant Studies

Diploma, Joint Planner (3H)

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Interdisciplinary Science

Diploma, College Prep

Ranger Tab, Ranger Course