Exelon Nuclear, Security Tactics Manager: Oversee and improve tactical training, range training facilities, force-on-force drills, and armorers in the 1700 member security force that supports Exelon’s Nuclear fleet. Conduct physical security analysis, design, and implementation of defensive tactics and strategies; Provide technical and tactical expertise to develop creative/cost effective security systems (designs, changes, and enhancements) based on threat/vulnerability assessments for 14 commercial nuclear power plants. Develop and oversee protective strategies and tactics, cyber security, and tactical training development utilizing the Systematic Approach to Training (SAT) process. Provide governance and oversight to security operations, training, armorers and range personnel with specific focus on weapons systems, munitions, ranges, and associated equipment. Research, test, and provide design input, pilot and field the installation, application, maintenance and testing of over $250M of detection, assessment, delay, and response systems. Perform interface with the NEI and NRC for force-on-force activities and information, Interface with the NRA or other national agencies to obtain and maintain approval for courses of fire, and ensure courses of fire support the security organization’s ability to execute the protective strategy. Conduct CBA’s, develop business cases and provide risk decision matrices. Manage and oversee contracts with security-related vendors and provide support for business activities in areas of expertise as directed. Security Coordinator for the Fleet Emergency Operations Center with duties including Liaison with the affected facility in case of station emergency or hostile action event.

Set up and design Security programs and instruction for any environment or location. Director of training and senior instructor for Mobile Force Protection classes to Special Operations units and other US Government personnel prior to their movement overseas. Training consists of Improvised Explosive Device awareness; Antiterrorism awareness level I and II; Surveillance both Technical and Non-Technical and Surveillance Detection; Hostage Survival, Advanced Security and Law Enforcement Driving instruction; Combative, Defensive and Advanced rifle /pistol marksmanship; Close Quarters Combat; Vulnerability and Threat assessments; Site Surveys, Route Analysis ; Physical Security Techniques, and Personal Security Detail Tactics, Techniques and Procedures.

Security Manager for the Infrastructure Needs Project II USAID in Israel, West Bank and Gaza. Collaborated with Chief of Party (COP), USAID, design staff and subcontractors and liaise with the U.S. Department of State’s Regional Security Officer, The State of Israel Civil Administration of Judea & Samaria, Head of International Organizations and Foreign Affairs Branch, Palestinian Authority, Gaza Security and Law Enforcement. Assisted in planning, recommending and implementing policies and procedures, and monitored day to day operations ensuring the positive physical protection, safety and security of all team personnel and equipment. Coordinated security related communication, training, and activities with various stakeholders (subcontractors, USAID, Israeli DCL and various security and law enforcement organizations).

Provided close access technical/tactical SIGINT support for customer operations around the globe.• Provided exploitation of wireless systems to include precision geo location and terminal guidance of threat targets. This included operator level mission analysis of dynamic network surveys, pattern of life, and terrain analysis.• Conducted Tactical Site Exploitation of targets to include biometrics collection, phone/electronic forensics.• Trained selected personnel in the use of covert Tracking, Tagging and Location Devices to include short and long term installations in concealment devices and vehicles.

Regional Security Manager for Washington International Incorporated, In charge of the security operations for the Camp Victory base complex, BIAP warehouse/office facilities, Radwania Palace complex, and the Mozul Iraq Power plant project; covering power, transmission, and daily maintenance/upkeep and reconstruction projects. Daily duties included access control, hiring, training, coordinating all ground transportation and personal security/protective details to move civilian engineers daily to and from their work areas in and around the city of Baghdad, Mozul and other areas in Iraq. Writing the security standard operation procedures and emergency operations guides. Conducting security assessments of new sites, designing physical security plans for each location, analyzing intelligence and open source news to help in designing and implementing security plans to provide the maximum protection for personnel and equipment. Conducting investigations and interviews into violations of company and military policy for company personnel working in Iraq for theft and fraud investigations.

Career Special Forces NCO, servining in 1st Special Forces Group, 7th Special Forces Group and the Special Warfare Center/School, retired as the NCOIC for the ATD, provided training in individual terrorism awareness, and prevention measures to U.S. Government Executives, DoD employees, State Department, FBI, Secret Service, Federal Marshals service, Air Force, Army, Navy, Marine, Coast Guard personnel and other government agencies, including family members. Interpreted higher-level regulations, polices, directives and managed research, and development of doctrine. Research, develop, present and coordinate collaborative experiential training, qualifying select DoD employees as Level II Force Protection Officers. Supervised a cadre of 13 military and civilian instructor/writers, and maintained 2 million dollars of equipment within exacting audit requirements. Responsible for all aspects of operations, maintenance, safety and security for an office and classroom facilities, defensive driving track that included a vehicle ramming, and off road training area and several firearms ranges, with an annual budget of 1 million dollars. Instructed the Individual Terrorism Awareness Course (INTAC), the Antiterrorism Instructor Qualification Course (AIQC), and the United Nations Peace Keeping Officers Course (UNPKO). Managed cadre training, professional development and approved instructor assignments. Oversaw, reviewed and helped develop all instructor level training outlines, training products and lesson plans for the programs of instruction taught. Developed new curriculum and training products based on customer requirements associated with their geographical area of responsibility by analyzing both open source and classified intelligence products to ensure that the information was accurate and timely for meeting the training and customer requirements. Supervised all training and coordinated for internal and external support required for the multiple courses run by ATD