Athena Global Solutions, LLC.Minority-Veteran Owned BusinessTel: 202.849.5751Email: info@athenaglobalsolutions.comCurrently providing FSO Consultant Services in CA/CO/DC/FL/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/MN/MO/NE/NJ/NY/OH/OK/TN/TX/VA/WI• CPTED• Private Investigations• Security Consulting• Occupant Emergency Planning• Facility Clearance (FCL) Management & Support• Facility Security Officer (FSO) Consultants • Alternate/Assistant Facility Security Officer (AFSO) Consultant• Personnel Security (PERSEC)• SWFT/NISS/DISS/NBIS Management• Fingerprinting Solutions, (Collection & Processing, Fingerprint Card Conversion, Live Scan, SWFT, Mobile Collection). • Contractor Special Security Officer (CSSO) Consultants• Physical Security Specialist Consultants (PHYSEC)• U.S. Gov Cleared American Guards (CAG)• Construction Surveillance Technicians (CST)• Awareness Training and Education• Physical and Technical Surveillance• Protection Management• Cleared Escorts• Site Security Managers (SSM)• Loss Prevention• Risk Mitigation• Background Screening/Employment Checks• Healthcare Screening• Resident Screening• Market Survey & Risk Management• Motor Vehicle/Driving History Record Search• Violence in the Workplace Awareness• Volunteer Screening

•Displayed a thorough understanding of security databases such as JPAS, eFCL, ISFD, and eQIP.•Provided security-related briefings and training required by NISPOM and clients.•Provided foreign pre/post travel briefings in accordance to government and company requirements•Tracked the status of DD254 contracts and provided updates to the FSO. •Prepared DD254's, verifies security clearance status for visitors and potential new employees, subcontractors, and consultants.•Prepared visit requests (e.g. JPAS, fax or electronic copy via email) for access to job sites appropriate clearance and need to know.•Administered badges and access requirements for personnel, including paperwork for government or other contractor facilities as needed.•Managed the security clearance process for employees; process personnel, facility clearance information, periodic re-investigations, manage the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) database, and related files.•Tracked and notified personnel of Periodic Re-Investigations.•Conducted self-inspections and participates in DSS Vulnerability Assessments of the security program.•Administered an active Security Awareness Training and Education program to ensure compliance.•Coordinated SWFT fingerprinting and provided facility alarm response.

• Conducts PHYSEC inspections and surveys; prepares corrective action when situations are below minimum standards for adequate physical security; prepares corrective action using judgment in applying physical security policies and regulations with consideration given to economy, costs and substitute protective systems and devices. Serves as subject matter expert in physical security matters, reporting significant inspection and survey findings to higher levels. Reports results of inspections and surveys to operating officials and makes recommendations for corrective action.• Provides technical guidance for the construction, modification and use of all residential, permanent, and temporary use sensitive facilities to ensure that they are properly accredited IAW current DoD and DNI regulations, to include but not limited to, DoDD 5200.8-R, "Physical Security Program", DoDD 2000.12, "DoD Anti-Terrorism Program", DoD 5105.21 (Volumes 1-3), "Sensitive Compartmented Information Administrative Security Manual", ICS 705-1 and 705-2, and ICD 705. Individual conducts construction assessments, reviews plans and wiring diagrams, evaluates structural safeguards and determines security criteria for construction of proposed areas.• Serves as the regional Joint Chiefs of Staff PHYSEC Specialist and SCIF PHYSEC Accreditation Program Manager. Provides oversight throughout the life-cycle management of the Joint Chiefs of Staff SCIF accreditation and construction projects. • Produces Construction Security Plans (CSP), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and Emergency Action Plan (EAP) for each construction project, to include performing the duty as or advising the designated Site Security Manager (SSM). • Uses JPAS, and Scattered Castles to verify security clearances. Maintains knowledge of a variety of PHYSEC equipment not limited to IDS, CCTV, electronic access control systems, electronic badging systems, barriers, and other equipment to protect personnel and assets.

-Serves as the regional ICE SCIF Physical Security Accreditation Program Manager.-Provided oversight throughout the life-cycle management of the ICE SCIF accreditation and construction projects. -Produces Construction Security Plans (CSP), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and Emergency Action Plan (EAP) for each construction project, to include performing the duty as or advising the designated Site Security Manager (SSM). -Ensures that ICD 705 physical security requirements are implemented, final acceptance testing on Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), Access Control Systems, and security countermeasures, as applicable, is conducted prior to operational use.-In-depth knowledge of building, accrediting, and managing SCIFs across various government agencies. -Protects classified government information and manages TS/SCI personnel security clearance and processes. -Administers routine aspects of industrial security programs and supports SCI and Special Access Programs in compliance with the NISPOM, DCID’s, ICD’s and other applicable government security directives associated with SCI security programs;-Upgrade and monitors DHS/ICE SCI security policies and procedures; ensures compliance with all aspects of the security program.-Establishes and maintains a working relationship with all government agencies while building/managing SCIFs as well as filing necessary clearance paperwork for employees, candidates, and consultants.-Uses iSMS and other special access sites, such as JPAS, and Scattered Castles to verify security clearances, need to know prior to granting access.-Maintains SCIF visitor control functions; Prepares visit authorization letters (VARs);-Provides new employee security briefings, foreign travel, foreign contacts, exit interviews, and debriefings.-Conducts SCIF self-inspections in preparation for security audits.

•Serves as the Senior Operations and Security Analyst, assists the CONUS FSO and various onsite security managers with working knowledge of all aspects of Administrative Security, Information Security, Physical Security, Industrial Security, Operations Security, Special Access Program (SAP) research and daily security operations, practices and procedures. •Administers and executes strong security programs in compliance with the NISPOM, DCIDs and associated corporate and government policies and directives.•Assists with the plans, designs, and coordination of the site security for special events, such as VIP visits and national and international conferences. •Provides Executive Protection for VIP's during their country visits and for special events.•Responsible for Physical and Personnel security duties to include (but not be limited to) Submittal clearances packages for all new employees requiring classified access, maintain accurate JPAS records, conducts indoctrination briefings and processing for Company and Government badges, ensuring Document Control.•Senior Logistician, supports the Chief logistician with procurement/ purchase orders /expense reports/shipping/receiving/inventory/tracking. •Manages Facility relocations, maintenance, conducts evaluations and inspections to ensure that Department facilities comply with established security, fire and safety standards, determines the needs for adjustments or upgrades.•Liaisons with Property Managers, local Fire Marshals for occupancy permits, IT companies for CAT 5e (Voice and Data) installation, Movers, Painters, Plumbers and Electricians to maintain a secure, safe and professional work environment. Assists with office space layout and design.

•Serve as the OUSD(I) Sensitive Activities Senior Security Administration Specialist for various intra and inter-agency committees to address records management security related policy and procedural issues.•Assists the Sensitive Activities Directorate Security Manager with the development of an integrated Directorate security plan including personnel security, physical security, information security, OPSEC, COMSEC, information assurance, TS/SCI security, intelligence oversight, COOP, and emergency action plan for Special Access Programs (SAP) and Special Access Program Facility (SAPF) room(s).•Responsible to coordinate, review, and maintain classified information to include but not limited to the following classifications, controls, and caveats: Secret, Top Secret, Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI), Alternative Compensatory Control Measures (ACCM), Special Access Required (SAR), and Not Releasable to Foreign National (NOFORN) within the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence (OUSD(I)) for which the office has oversight responsibility.•Prepare, analyze, formulate, develop, review and implement a records management program in accordance with OSD Washington Headquarters Services (WHS) Records and Declassification Division (RDD) Executive Services Directorate (ESD) orders, federal laws and regulations for the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).•Plans and develops a records management program vital to the identification and protection of national security information. Conducted a secure container inventory and combination changes of 26 safes. •Safeguards access to project files in accordance with defined security policies, standards and procedures.

U.S. Dept of State Annex 6, Arlington, VA•Plans and implements physical and technical security procedural programs for the protection of classified information, personnel, property and other persons entering the premises at OBO facilities.•Serves as the Principle Unit Security Officer for OBO. Sets Bureau-wide security policy, coordinates the work of the USO’s, and arranges special clearances to SCI materials and access requests within the building. In addition to coordinating all keys, access cards, room and door key requests.•Briefs newly appointed personnel on security programs. Ensures they have the appropriate training and indoctrination. •Directs security briefings and training programs to ensure staff member awareness of security requirements and of the operation, capabilities and limitations. •Provides leadership and guidance in the formulation and evaluation of critical security policies and programs and initiatives affecting OBO. •Ensures handling and storage of all classified material within OBO meets security requirements of the Department and various applicable intelligence community standards. •Conducts security inspections and surveys of offices to assure adherence to requirements and ensures corrective measures are taken when appropriate.•Responsible for conducting quarterly alarm testing and combination changes of those areas to ensure proper safeguarding of classified materials and documents. •Develops secure storage recommendations and action plans based upon DS/IS/APD requirements. Manages all Strongroom Certifications for classified open storage spaces. •Responsible for perimeter controls as it relates to the exterior of computer rooms, Mylar windows and alarms. •Collaborates with Intercon's Uniformed Protective Security Officers, to ensure appropriate security measures are in place to protect the OBO building from vicarious liability suits.

New U.S. Embassy Complex, Beijing, China•Detected anomalies in the construction procedures that could jeopardize the integrity of the New Embassy Complex in Beijing, China.•Provided construction surveillance pursuant to DCID 6/9 at new embassy compound in Beijing, China for the Department of State’s Overseas Buildings Operations.•Conducted security inspections to ensure proper safeguarding of classified materials and documents. •Investigated daily site activities, issued security violations and incident reports to correct security discrepancies.•Operational knowledge of technical security systems, alarms, protection barriers, Close Circuit Television, metal detectors, iris scans and x-ray machines.•Frequently conducted Container Security, Seaport Security and Transportation Security of site materials. •Watched for irregularities, such as fire hazards, leaky water pipes and security doors left unlocked.•Regulated vehicle and pedestrian traffic at entrances to the site. Patrolled, periodically, buildings and the construction site ground. •Evidence collection to verify background information on suspects and witnesses. •Compiled gathered data and formatted into a concise, informative, terse and accurate report.•Testifies when necessary to support violation reports.

U.S. Mission to the UN, NY•Experience in the following: construction security surveillance, technician surveillance countermeasures, and industrial or government security involving counterintelligence, construction quality assurance. Knowledge of construction disciplines, including: Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, and Electronic Engineering principles.•Provided construction surveillance pursuant to DCID 6/9 at the new U.S. Mission to the UN for the Department of State.•Independent decision-maker with a high degree of initiative, requiring minimal supervision.•Monitored the locals who were hired to the construction site to ensure they do not plant any unwanted clandestine devises such as listening devices and/or weapons of destruction. •Responsible for the escort and surveillance of un-cleared workers during designated phases of construction. Knowledge of State Department security procedures and standards, including the levels required in various parts of each facility under construction/renovation.•Analyze designs and blueprints and recognized intended use. X-rayed and inspected material, equipment and furnishings designated for use within controlled areas. Maintains daily logs.•Produced detailed written reports, analyses of problems, findings and security situations that required the Site Security Manager’s actions.

New U.S. Embassy Complex, Beijing, China•Detected anomalies in the construction procedures that could jeopardize the integrity of the New Embassy Complex in Beijing, China.•Provided construction surveillance pursuant to DCID 6/9 at new embassy compound in Beijing, China for the Department of State’s Overseas Buildings Operations.•Conducted security inspections to ensure proper safeguarding of classified materials and documents. •Investigated daily site activities, issued security violations and incident reports to correct security discrepancies.•Operational knowledge of technical security systems, alarms, protection barriers, Close Circuit Television, metal detectors, iris scans and x-ray machines.•Frequently conducted Container Security, Seaport Security and Transportation Security of site materials. •Watched for irregularities, such as fire hazards, leaky water pipes and security doors left unlocked.•Regulated vehicle and pedestrian traffic at entrances to the site. Patrolled, periodically, buildings and the construction site ground. •Evidence collection to verify background information on suspects and witnesses. •Compiled gathered data and formatted into a concise, informative, terse and accurate report.•Testifies when necessary to support violation reports.

United States Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, NC•Platoon Sergeant, Training Non Commissioned Officer, responsible for 106 Disbursing Marines.•Responsible for compiling statistical data pertaining to the movement of the disbursing office, by maintaining complete, current, and accurate embarkation data for the deployment of Marine Units, supplies and equipment.•Responsible for the embarkation of over $100,000.00 worth of gear and equipment to U.S. troops in Iraq, through coordinated efforts of subcontractors, production departments and field service personnel.•Developed and initiated preparation of bulletins and information systems in order to provide supply and logistics support. Formulated policies, programs and procedures for transportation systems, including schedules, routes, assignment of drivers, and vehicles. •Determined logistic support sequences, time phasing and problems arising from the operational area. Provided transportation security of critical cargo to prevent theft and terrorism.

07/02-04/04, U.S. Embassy Santiago, Chile08/01-07/02, U.S. Embassy Moscow, Russia•Supervised 7 Marine Security Guards, scheduled work hours, training and resolved conflicts. •Used to augment the Secret Service and Diplomatic Security Services in hotels on Presidential, Vice-Presidential, and Secretary of State foreign country visits.•Provided armed internal physical security for the United States Embassy in Moscow, Russia and Santiago, Chile. Granted embassy personnel and visitors access to classified material or entry into restricted areas, on a need to know bases.•Analyzed security vulnerabilities, estimated costs and presented proposals of improvements to mitigate or eliminate vulnerabilities and other deficiencies.•Conducted security inspections to ensure safeguard of all levels of classified materials, issuing security violations and incident reports to correct security discrepancies.•Wrote, designed and produced Protection and Evacuation plans. Established Standard Operational Procedures for handling, storing, safe keeping and destroying classified documents. •Knowledgeable on the operation of Firearms Training System (F.A.T.S.) and Range 2000.•Acting Range Officer and Range Safety Officer when conducting 9mm and Shotgun FAM Fires.•Instructed and scheduled Physical Fitness training, PR-24, Handcuffing and Hand to Hand.

04/00-05/01, United States Marine Corps, Iwakuni, Japan11/97-04/00, United States Marine Corps, Quantico, VA•Supervised 9 Disbursing Marines, scheduled work hours, and resolved conflicts. •Maintained tracking systems for incoming and outgoing official documents.•Military Pay examiner and auditor. Processed and issued employee paychecks and statements of earnings and deductions. Computed wages and deductions, and enter data into computers.•Audit basic military pay and entitlements to ensure proper accuracy and completeness prior to payment. Kept informed about changes in tax and deduction laws that apply to the payroll process. •Reviewed time sheets, work charts, wage computation, and other information in order to detect and reconcile payroll discrepancies.•Recorded employee information, such as exemptions, transfers, and resignations, to maintain and update payroll records. Issued and recorded adjustments to pay related problems, previous errors or retroactive increases. Verified attendance, hours worked, and pay adjustments, and posted information onto designated records. Compiled employee time, production, and payroll data from time sheets and other records.