Proven Leader and Subject Matter Expert consistently ranks highest among peers in outstanding quality of investigations. Conducts thousands of background investigations annually to determine an individual’s suitability to serve in a position of trust and receive/retain a security clearance. Schedules and manages thousands of video, phone, and in-person interviews. Superior management of all PII documents required for background investigations. Reviews and analyzes investigative materials for accuracy and completeness, complies with executive orders and legal issues in the protection of national security. Prepares written reports to meet prescribed timelines in accordance with DCSA and Adjudicative Guidelines. Ensures compliance with provisions of all applicable regulations/validates adherence to physical and virtual security standards/policies. Expert knowledge of various office automation software programs, tools, and techniques in support of office operations allows for regular production of quality documents such as letters, reports, spreadsheets, databases, and graphs. Efficiently manages/coordinates actions and taskings to include special projects and team action items. Leads peers and supports leaders in communicating and aligning processes across organizations. Regularly liaises with military/local law enforcement agencies/civilian entities to establish effective communications, coordinate and resolve sensitive security issues. Easily maintains professional relationships with all stakeholders. Prepares/reviews written correspondence, initiates verbal communication, maintains calendar to include sufficient time for interviews, travel, report writing/administrative duties, and performs other substantive or administrative work of the organization.

COUNTER-NARCOTICS ANALYST: Produced strategic level assessments and timely analytical products to Afghanistan/Pakistan Center leaders on regional narcotics issues, narcotics trafficking networks, corrupt government officials, and anti-government organizations with ties to the narcotics trade operating in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Coordinated with national level agencies on issues in support of production requirements and request of information tasks. Produced analytical assessments on the Southwest Asia narcotics threat, which directly supported counter-narcotics operational initiatives and activities.

INTELLIGENCE OFFICER: Drilling reservist with periods of active duty (in a variety of positions) assigned to the United States Central Command (USCENTCOM), 7115 S. Boundary Blvd, MacDill AFB, FL, 33621.

ADMINISTRATION MANAGER: As an active duty reservist, supervised five personnel executing administrative staff support function for a 1,300 personnel directorate. Provided direction, interpretation and assisted in implementation of directorate’s administrative policies to 20 personnel within 8 divisions. Supported Joint Intelligence Directorate staff in the performance of daily operations to include intelligence staff coordination, organizational liaison, and communication with internal and external United States Central Command senior level officers and organizations. Initiated and managed the processing of joint performance reports, awards and decorations, personnel movement and tracking, Officer promotions, tasker tracking, coordination and routing. Monitored retiring and separating service members’ reports and decorations for timely processing and completion for ceremonies. Analyzed, evaluated and prepared final documentation and hands-on training for over 35 Intelligence Directorate staff that ensured timely adherence to current policies, guidelines and regulations. Coordinated regular feedback sessions with key directorates to ensure program effectiveness.

CBRNE INTELLIGENCE ADVISOR/ANALYST: As an active duty reservist supervised five personnel executing Homeland Defense threat analysis/intelligence support to interagency personnel in Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and high-yield Explosive (CBRNE). Analyzed threats to the U.S. and NORTHCOM AOR. Authored numerous Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to validate intelligence requirements, qualify watch-standers, and define intelligence production responsibilities, including the JTF-CS J2 Deployment SOPs implemented in a Field Training Exercise involving 3,500+ personnel. Orchestrated the review and implementation of the NORAD USNORTHCOM Intelligence Oversight Instruction.TRAINING SUPERVISOR: Coordinated intelligence support for training exercises/deployment preparations. J2 lead for Sudden Response 2009, a two-phase training operation, consisting of a Command Post Exercise and a Field Training Exercise, designed to certify new Task Forces in CBRNE Consequence Management; analyzed, routed, and briefed threats and analyses to the Commanding General and Joint Operations Center. Represented JTF-CS in DoD and national-level working groups and committees; coordinated with the Law Enforcement and Anti-terrorism/Force Protection (LE AT/FP) Liaison Officer to ensure solid threat assessments.LIAISON: Established/maintained a series of liaison contacts with DoD-, national-, state-, and local-level agencies as an expert in the field of intelligence. Directly represented the Director and Commander of JTF-CS during briefings/conferences. Authored/routed/briefed over 100 threat products, Situation Reports, Daily Intelligence Summaries, collection plans, and LE AT/FP information for the JOC/Task Forces during Command Post Exercise Vibrant Response 2009. Produced finished intelligence reports catered to the specific needs of customers; collated, organized, and analyzed information; resolved conflicts; and presented clear and concise findings.

INTELLIGENCE OFFICER: Drilling reservist with periods of active duty (in a variety of positions in Charleston, SC and Fort Monroe, VA) assigned to the 437th Operations Group, 102 E. Hill Blvd, Charleston, SC, 29404.

OPERATIONS READINESS MANAGER: As an active duty reservist, supervised six personnel executing readiness operations for 800+ personnel. Processed Unit Type Code taskings and deployments for active duty personnel. Coordinated and scheduled weapons training and maintenance as well as self-aid buddy care training for over 800 Airmen. Architected unit disaster planning preparation. Created, organized, and implemented new process for squadron mobility folders inspection. Counseled and provided personnel career guidance. UNIT DEPLOYMENT MANAGER: As lead unit readiness liaison, directed all deployment readiness and training aspects for deployable personnel and equipment. Utilized computer-based programs and systems to coordinate movement priority requirements. Maintained deployment rosters and recall notification plans. Established procedures to brief individuals on deployment responsibilities; initiated a diverse inspection schedule that integrated all outgoing equipment and supplies to verify proper preparation and delivery. Implemented a quarterly procedure for the periodic inspection of deployment eligibility requirements.

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR: As an active duty reservist, Chief Executive Officer of a squadron of 250+ personnel. Directly supervised five Awaiting Pilot Training Lieutenants. Orchestrated staff functions for the Operations Support Squadron Commander. Refined communication skills by reviewing, editing, and ensuring the accuracy of all correspondence, performance reports, awards, decorations, and memos. Formulated and implemented policies, plans, and directives. Familiar with the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System.

COUNTER-NARCOTICS ANALYST: As lead counter-narcotics analyst for RC-North, gathered and processed raw intelligence into five focused, written, detailed, actionable targeting packages. Evaluated unique mission requirements that led to the development of multiple successful counter-narcotics operations including drug seizures and arrests. Coordinated with national-level intelligence agencies, USCENTCOM Intelligence Director, and Lead Federal Agencies Intelligence supporting elements in intelligence and counter-narcotics targeting efforts. Analyzed Afghanistan and Central Asian narcotics trafficking routes and networks that identified processing, production and transportation of narcotics in direct support of the counter-terrorism mission. Used expert knowledge of the principles, concepts, and methodologies of intelligence analysis and research, to include link analysis and database manipulation, to monitor and contribute to the development of counter-narcotics targeting packages through the coordination with geographically separated nodes to ensure the production of synchronized information to operators.

EMERGENCY PLANNING: Assisted in the military decision making process and participated in planning efforts as required by the Joint Planning Group, as well as in the direction, coordination, review, and evaluation of Indications and Warnings of threats to CONUS; coordinated those activities with DoD and national-level agencies. Maintained action plans that supported the analysis of emergency plans in accordance with the Civil Support Operating Systems (CSOS). Reviewed appropriate plans supporting JTF-CS Consequence Management (CM) to maintain familiarity with military CM plans. Coordinated with higher headquarters and interagency partners for the collection of city/state emergency plans. Cataloged incoming emergency plans and maintained a current plans inventory. Reviewed the validity of the CSOS based on lessons learned. Supported the Command Assessment Element and/or Joint Planning Augmentation Cell. DATABASE MANIPULATION & DEVELOPMENT: Used expert knowledge of the principles, concepts, and methodologies of intelligence analysis and research, to include link analysis and database manipulation, to contribute to the development of the Emergency Plans database by maintaining the prototype and coordinating with software developers during the development, test, and evaluation phase. LIAISON: Supported outreach initiatives, including public affairs events, distinguished visitor (DV) visits, or senior level briefings, as the subject matter expert for Emergency Plans analysis. Represented JTF-CS during exercise planning conferences and exercise coordination. Prepared correspondence for General Officer review and civilian agencies including Mayors, Governors, State Adjutant Generals, State Emergency Planners, and Homeland Security Managers. Developed briefings and white papers for presentation to senior-level audiences. Delivered briefings with little or no notice in support of DV/VIP visits. Supported the deliberate planning and crisis planning efforts.

Coordinated various consumer promotions for the Convention and Visitors’ Bureau to increase group businesses in Myrtle Beach. Promoted summer sweepstakes and vacation give-aways at exhibitions, malls, and public events. Collaborated with the communications division to garner local publicity. Developed relationships with military contractors to supply military installations with opportunities for promotions. Managed the bulk distribution of literature and maintained an accurate database of travel agents who ordered bulk literature for their respective marketing efforts. Assisted meeting planners with promotional items, literature, media releases, and entertainment. Maintained an accurate database of lead subscribers. Developed marketing strategies.

Ran the day-to-day functions of the office including answering all phone calls and providing visitors with superb customer service. Recorded meeting minutes of the Board of Directors, Executive Committee, Legislative Policy Council meetings, and Area Recovery Council. Composed and delivered meeting minutes, committee activity reports, schedules, and other documents. Organized updated file of chamber policies and directives.

Planned, organized, and executed over 200 special events including receptions, dinners, base tours, change of command ceremonies, and retirement ceremonies at the busiest protocol office in the country. Welcomed and greeted all wing, host nation, and transiting distinguished visitors. Developed and coordinated itineraries for all distinguished visitors. Arranged briefings, tours, billeting, transportation, and escorts, consistently maintaining successful execution of over 1,200 protocol related visits annually.

Overall active duty service in multiple locations including training.

Directed six intelligence analysts in providing tailored intelligence support to senior leadership. Guided information warfare operations and intelligence preparation efforts. Disseminated information and intelligence updates and integrated Operations Assessments. Assimilated disparate data and rendered knowledgeable and accurate assessments of the implications of such data and applied facts and estimated derived from numerous sources to a variety of problems having different technical aspects. Conducted research and prepared technically sound written assessments and recommendations.

Used knowledge of U.S. intelligence community policies, entities, missions, resources, operations, capabilities, databases, and requirements to perform intelligence research planning, operations collection, analysis, and other intelligence related activities. Supervised six intelligence analysts providing specialized Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Information (C4I) targeting support and detailed information operations intelligence preparation. During contingency operations, assumed the role over four information operations augmentees as the Chief of Information Warfare Situational Awareness (SA) Cell, which generated and disseminated intelligence updates, conducted Predicative Battlespace Awareness, integrated Operations Assessments, and submitted and monitored requests for information. Established liaison with multiple theatre intelligence officers in order to improve information products.