Brian W. Danner, Mba Email & Phone Number

United States

Part of the Navy’s Ready Relevant Learning Team Sailor 2025 and we are modernizing the Navy’s accession level training curriculum.

Orlando, Florida, United States

Ready Relevant Logistics Manager, modernizing the Navy’s accession level training curriculum.

Lemoore, California

Provide technical leadership, support, and training to Navy/Marine Commands over 25 Super Hornet F/A-18 E/F Squadrons. Utilize specialized test equipment, A/C drawings, system schematics, and technical publications to assist in complex discrepancies with electronic, mechanical, systems and signal/video, and RF interfaces. A Certified Navy Master Training Specialist tasked to assist in the development of training techniques, providing examples, demonstration of equipment operation, processes, or hands-on instruction. Proficient in maintenance concepts, principles, practices of specific systems and difficult and complex assignments. Collecting, analyzing, and using practical knowledge of system correlation to develop training guides, briefs, and technical reports. Leading a cohesive and productive team to include 23 technical representatives across two sites that provide exceptional technical support to the Naval Aviation Enterprise. Superbly coordinating technical assets for Navy and Marine Corps aviation units deployed worldwide. Liaison with Fleet customers of training and troubleshooting assistance. Expert coordination and planning of technical support directly influenced Ready Basic Aircraft availability for forward deployed squadrons and increased the technical acumen of fleet technicians. Under my leadership, NATEC DET West Lemoore sustained its outstanding reputation in a demanding environment and contributed immeasurably towards technical support and training. My proactive leadership style fostered an outstanding working climate.

Orlando, Florida

As the H-60 and F/A-18 Logistics Management Specialist, I was responsible for the life cycle management of all aircraft training systems and devices. I directed, organized, and managed the efforts of a multi-disciplinary team to develop, plan, and integrate logistics support posture capable of supporting fleet operations and maintenance through the full life cycle of the training systems. I influenced, guided, and provided mentoring and instruction to subordinate Subject Matter Experts (SME), Integrated Logistics Support Managers (ILSM) and Logistic Element Managers (LEM) on both technical and administrative matters relating to provisioning, technical data, configuration management (CM), initial sparing, physical configuration audits (PCA), acceptance testing and operational sustainment to successfully plan and execute their projects and programs within established time frames and financial goals. Reviewed and evaluated proposals and approved training system changes. Formulated alternative support concepts to ensure all logistic support elements affected by the changes were identified, priced, funded, planned, and implemented consistent with logistic program objectives and configuration management goals.

Norfolk, Virginia

As AMO, I was responsible for the technical training, qualification, professional growth and proficiency of maintenance technicians across separate technical specialties. I ensured comprehensive intermediate aviation maintenance support for rotary and fixed wing aircraft from different type model series encompassing over 1,300 aviation depot level repairable components and 1,289 separate pieces of support equipment, including 4 separate Consolidated Automated Support Systems (CASS), the Navy’s premier automatic test system for electronics and avionics. I reviewed overall support objectives as compared to current Air Wing configuration, determining training requirements to meet support objectives. As MMCO, I forged an exceptionally professional and responsive maintenance team to lead in today’s Navy, building an agile, more responsive force through continuous process improvement. Developed and successfully executed a comprehensive plan to revitalize maintenance production efforts, while achieving cost efficient readiness. Provided extensive training and guidance to the AIMD team, directly resulting in 35 of 35 programs graded as “On-Track” and 58 of 59 drills and practicals graded as “SAT” during Aviation Maintenance Inspection. Managed 89 Sailors in the completion of 8,029 maintenance and calibration actions, earning 3 consecutive Measure Outstanding Activity awards for calibration readiness. Managed the complex rework of 42 items of Ground Support Equipment saving $808K in depot rework funds.

Norfolk, Virginia

Responsibilities included: scheduling and managing maintenance on designated aircraft structural system, engines, and component subsystems; ensuring that aircraft, systems and subsystems maintenance and capability requirements were identified, resourced, and established in a timely and efficient manner; reviewing and analyzing logistics plans and planning in support of weapon systems and support equipment. Responsible for logistical coordination of squadron aircraft, support equipment, supply support and operational technicians; ensuring material and resource requirements were planned and executed in a timely manner to support aircraft department workload; managing daily operational flight schedules with the emphasis on mission logistics and maintenance; identifying and recommending necessary modifications, alterations, construction, and equipment required to satisfy ever-changing maintenance and logistic support requirements. Planning, scheduling, and controlling all aircraft maintenance, inspections, and modifications for a maintenance department with 12 MH-60 S aircraft. Monitoring and managing maintenance milestones requirements including depot scheduling, induction and management of rework.

Pmba, Business

Master Of Science - Ms, Management, 3.5 Gpa

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Technical Management, 3.5 Gpa