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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Responsible for coordinating and supervising administrative and operational support for the Cadets and cadre. Assists in recruiting prospective Cadets and retention of existing Cadets. Performs as coordinator for Cadet professional development training. Represents the UNLV ROTC program on and off campus for centers of influence. Performs other duties in.

Kuwait

Served as an Operational Contracting Support Integration Cell (OCSIC) Chief, providing subject matter expertise as a contracting support advisor, procurement analyst, and contracting officer's representative (COR) for the 335th Signal Command throughout Southwest Asia (SWA) Theater. Provide guidance on contractual procedures, processes, acquisition.

Kuwait

Managed a local support contract worth almost $530M for Army personnel. Successfullycoordinated and planned with multiple directorates within the organization, higher and adjacent units, as well as with the Contractor workforce for the seamless execution of projects

Joint Base Lewis Mcchord

Served as a Logistics Management Specialist in the Army Reserves at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.Provided coordinated logistical guidance and policies to subordinate units regarding logistical operations.Utilized current logistical systems to allocate and monitor funding requirements for logistical operations.Advised on logistics status and logistical support.

United States

Responsible for the management, analysis and coordination for all logistical functions for a Military Police organization during this mobilization, to include supply chain management and transportation and maintenance for over 300 personnel and 30 vehicles.

Stuttgart Area, Germany

Identified opportunities to facilitate Army Reserve training sourcing of exercise requirements; developed a comprehensive US Army Reserves common operating picture for nine (9) Joint and Combined Exercises; assisted Exercise Planners in the development of transportation support requirements and Joint Deployment Specialists in verifying the exercise time.

Fort Bragg, NC

In charge of coordinating all movements for over 4,400 personnel and equipment; synchronized transportation requirements for movement of personnel and equipment for multiple adjacent organizations through 150 movement requests; coordinated transportation for a joint exercise, with units coming from three different locations, to the Fort Polk, LA training.

Fort Bragg, NC

Responsible for planning, developing and directing logistics operations to ensure integrating functions of supply, transportation, maintenance, health service support, field services, and aerial delivery were facilitated, for 4400 personnel, three different exercises; coordinated the integration of an automated logistics system Global Combat and Support.

Fort Bragg, NC

Principle advisor to the Division Transportation Officer on unit movements via rail, air, sea and commercial flights in support of on going operations and exercises, for over 15,000 personnel and equipment, to multiple locations world wide; spearheaded the establishment of the Division Sustainment Synchronization Board, which resulted in over 500 missions.

Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA

Responsible for directing, supervising, coordinating, and advising the Executing Manager on all logistical matters to include the $2 million dollar budget, equipment acquisitions, and travel card management for over 200 personnel; implemented a user-friendly budget system that accurately monitored the $2 million USD budget for general supplies, contracts.

Afghanistan

While deployed to Afghanistan, oversaw contracts and operational funds management in excess of $5.8 million dollars; managed over 25 service and commodity contracts for over 30 SOF teams which were spread over 200,000 square miles, resulting in essential day-to-day functions; Managed multiple different kinds of contracts to include security, construction.

Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA

Managed an Army supply warehouse, fuel and ammunition operations by providing support to 1st Special Forces Group; responsible for the health and welfare, training, and professional development of 28 Soldiers; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of equipment valued in excess of $2.5 million dollars.

Fort Campbell, KY

Maintained Black Hawk Helicopters; was selected as one of 300 Soldiers throughout the Army for the Active Duty Option of the Green to Gold ROTC commissioning program.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.) In Political Science, Political Science And Government, 3.4

High School Diploma, General

Activities and Societies: Wrestling