Brian T. Caldwell Email & Phone Number

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Kaiserslautern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Responsible for planning, coordinating, and closing all post-PO phases of construction integration projects in both the European and Pacific areas of operation

Eschborn, Hesse, Germany

Supported members of the Sales & Operations Planning Process to ensure the right allocation of Yaskawa motion and drive products, at the right time.• Developed tools and statistical analysis to gather, process, and improve forecasts• Communicated forecast and inventory estimations to management • Addressed demand-related issues to management, key account managers, product managers, and supply planners in a timely and effective manner• Culmination of work resulted in an 18-month forecast of 175K units valued at over $50M covering 1,000 distinct Inverter/Servo Drive and Motion products for 250 customers

Kaiserslautern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Managed the medical-surgical supply chain for the largest overseas medical logistics sustainment unit within the Department of Defense (DoD). It is a vast medical materiel center comprised of over 300 military, DA civilian, and local national employees in support of 1,200 DoD, interagency, and coalition organizations across EUCOM, CENTCOM, and AFRICOM.• Managed multidisciplinary team in procuring over $180M annually in medical surgical equipment and supplies from the Department of Defense and commercial vendors• Expertly utilized prescriptive and advanced analytics to manage 2.8K stocked lines and over 28K non-stocked lines on site• Empowered materiel managers on the team to maintain a relatively low zero balance average rate of 5-12% and aged due-in average rate of 10-20% while enduring the COVID-19 crisis• Supervised, coached, and advised 22 local national and civilian professionals

State College, Pennsylvania Area

Successfully achieved an MBA with Concentration in Supply Chain Management, completing 14 academic hours toward supply chain proficiency.• Served the Smeal MBA student body as VP of Operations, assuming lead on planning professional and social programming for approximately 170 professional masters business students. In total, planned 14 major student events and volunteered well over 200 hours of service to strengthen social and fundraising programs• Worked with the Smeal Women's MBA organization to co-found the Men as Allies sub-chapter, a male ally group that engages directly with the men in the program about gender equity and professional advancement. Successfully hosted three high-impact events including presentations from Centre Safe, the State College based resource center for preventing violence against women and promoting gender equity

Fort Campbell, Ky

Chief of Medical Treatment Unit [Medical Company Commander] for the 501st Area Support Medical Company within the 86th Combat Support Hospital.• Led 76 personnel covering 19 specialties with equipment valued at over $8M• Planned and supervised standard operating procedures for four specialized teams • Maintained Unit to deploy in full support of Special Forces within 14 days of notice

Monrovia, Liberia

Medical Supply Lead Coordinator [Theater Medical Logistics Officer] for the 101st Airborne Division.• Utilized diagnostic and predictive analytics to oversee medical supply chain functions during the US-led Ebola Response for five task forces and an inter-governmental agency covering 12 locations in two countries • Conducted planning, management, and execution for over $1.5M of medical materiel within the Joint Forces Command – Operation United Assistance budget • Assumed responsibility for the distribution of over 2,000 medical materiel line items and the repair of over 600 pieces of medical equipment• Planned and synchronized use of information systems, medical maintenance and repair support in Liberia

Us Army Garrison Yongsan, Seoul, South Korea

Deputy Logistics Manager for a 248 bed Combat Support Hospital (CSH) and Deputy Chief of Logistics for the 65 bed Brian Allgood Community Hospital (BAACH) serving a population of over 32,000 personnel and 58,000 healthcare beneficiaries. • Managed the hospital container program with oversight of 161 intermodal containers valued at over $4 million• Advised the Commander and subordinate units on over $73.7 million of property for defense readiness reporting and property management. • Aided in the supervision of logistical compliance with The Joint Commission (TJC), the Command Logistics Review Program (CLRP), the Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP), and the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) process.

U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan, Seoul, South Korea

Operations officer for 65th Medical Brigade, the servicing medical brigade for all US Forces in the Korean Theater of Operations.• Supervised standard operating procedures and operations orders for a medical brigade comprised of 1,600 personnel located across Korean Theater of Operations• Served as lead operator in charge of information and knowledge management in four distinct major Korean Theater-wide joint training exercises

Fort Sill, Oklahoma

Medical Administrative Staff Officer for the Headquarters of the 1/14th Field Artillery Battalion, a High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) Battalion assigned to the 214th Fires Brigade. Also served as the Headquarters “Battery” Executive Officer.• Coordinated operations, administration and logistics of the medical platoon and battalion• Planned training, supervising the supply section, maintenance section and arms room • Assumed command in the absence of the Battery Commander

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Logistics, Materials, And Supply Chain Management, 3.6 Out Of 4.0 Overall Gpa

Activities and Societies: MBA Association Board Member: VP of Operations Co-founder, Men as Allies sub-chapter under WMBA

Master Of Science - Ms, International Relations And Global Strategic Studies, 3.83 Out Of 4.0 Overall Gpa

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Psychology, 3.8 Out Of 4.0 Overall Gpa

Activities and Societies: - National Society of Collegiate Scholars (Member 2006-2007, Secretary 2007-2008, President 2008-2009)