Requested by name to return to lead a multidisciplinary staff of 35 officers and Sailors, and execute a $15M program for the reception, staging, movement, and reintegration of homeward-bound, deployed, Navy personnel.

Operations manager with United States Fleet Forces, Maritime Operations Center, Great Lakes detachment, USNR

Led a multidisciplinary staff of 20 and executed a $15M program for the reception, staging, movement, and reintegration of homeward-bound, deployed, Navy personnel.

Held positions of Police Officer/Law Enforcement Instructor and faithfully executed the full range of law enforcement expectations, to include investigations, enforcement of state/local laws, evidence collection, and case preparation within the assigned jurisdiction.

Planned and executed program requirements and schedules for a Navy Reserve unit tasked with tracking and assisting civilian shipping operations in the Middle East.

Led a staff of 40 as the Director of ATFP to the senior Flag Officer in the area, managing ATFP programs across 2.8M square miles and 12 countries. Responsible for ATFP program administration and planning, training, special projects, and initiatives. Managed, coordinated, and delivered multimillion-dollar projects, assessment programs, and risk-mitigating countermeasures.

Oversaw program requirements for a 250-member reserve operations center, with over one hundred direct reports. Developed a comprehensive professional development training program for all senior personnel.

Supervised a 19-person department managing the training and readiness of 64 personnel. Planned, processed, and executed 917 man-days of active duty service, providing mission-critical support across the Navy Reserve, with a budget of over $700K.

Provided leadership to twenty-four security personnel in Alaska and Washington and delivered security/protection of high-value Navy assets, maintained a 93% unit-readiness rating. Managed program labor and scheduling within program budgets.

Oversaw two teams of twenty-five intelligence professionals in the research, development, and delivery of products to the Office of Naval Intelligence on matters of national security.

Successfully led 150 personnel in support of detention operations of enemy combatants. Led 180 sailors in challenging and dynamic eight-week training and nine-month deployment to Detention Facility in Bagram, Afghanistan. Seconded to headquarters element as liaison and provided daily briefs to key leaders, and weekly briefs to national leadership.

San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA: Acted as Police Officer/Patrol Officer/Field Training Officer and faithfully executed the full range of law enforcement expectations, to include investigations, enforcement of state/local laws, evidence collection, and case preparation within a 180-square-mile area of operation.

Graduate studies involving Russia and former Soviet States

Upon completion of Naval Nuclear Power and submarine training, assigned to USS BUFFALO (SSN-715) as a division officer. Provided operational leadership aboard a nuclear-powered submarine in progressively more challenging positions with greater responsibility.Thorough knowledge of naval engineering, maintenance, design and operation, to include: pressurized water reactors, radiological controls, high pressure steam systems, steam plant water chemistry, turbines and gearing, hydraulics and lubrication systems, electro/hydro/pneumo-mechanical valves, electronic and microprocessor control and monitoring, electrical generation and distribution, and IP, digital and analog communication systems. Selected to coordinate a short-notice, mid-life ship’s in-service inspection, and as Ship’s Duty Officer, performed the first-ever simultaneous undocking and steam plant start-up testing of a Los Angeles class submarine.

Naval Nuclear Power pipeline and Basic Submarine Officer Course

Midshipman at Marquette U. NROTC, Business Admin. with a minor in Naval Science

Nuclear trained Electrician's Mate, assigned to USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) for 14 months.