Reserve Force Officer and Detachment Commander for the Selective Service System. Responsible for recruiting and training of local board members for the SSS.

Active Duty Army Officer with experience leading operations that ranged in size from 5 individuals up to 5000 trainees. Multiple duty locations including Washington DC and the Korengal Valley in Afghanistan. Primary focus and skill set includes leadership, logistics, project management, executive presentations, and personnel training. Awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal, Combat Infantryman Badge, Expert Infantryman Badge, and Parachute Badge.Key leadership positions include:• Platoon Leader (Responsible for the operations, training, resourcing, health, welfare, morale, discipline and quality of life for 39 Soldiers.)• Executive Officer (Second in Command of Infantry rifle company deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom)• Company Commander (Directed and managed the training and readiness of the company, which consists of over 140 Soldiers and their families)• Operations Officer (Primary responsible for the planning, resourcing, synchronization, and implementation of missions assigned to the four cells within the Plans section)Highlights of an honorable and progressive career include:• Served as project manager for State Funeral planning, the 2017 Presidential Inauguration planning, and the 2015 and 2016 Army Ten Miler• Organized and provided ceremonial command and control for multiple Presidential Ceremonies including National Memorial Day and Veterans Day Observance• Responsible for over $90 million worth of Government resources; during command increased operational readiness rate by 20% through a detailed maintenance and accountability program• Guided a condensed training cycle to equip, repair, and man 14 Bradley Fighting Vehicles and prepare for qualifying live fire exercises resulting in the Company receiving “Top Gun” honors twice and being named “Best Bradley Company” in the 10,000+ Soldier Division• Combat leader that improved the logistics and resupply by 250% in austere conditions and under constant hostile threat