• Co-represented the Military Advisor to the US Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Security Council Troop Contributor Country meetings, multi-lateral conferences, and official briefings• Articulated US policy to the UN military and peacekeeping community, visiting delegations, and foreign dignitaries through written memoranda, strategy documents, and other official correspondence

• Provided support and input to the design of the Army’s $2.2B urban range planned for the National Training Center• Facilitated Soldier training in urban operations through cooperation and co-training with the New York City first responder community (e.g., New York Police Department, Fire Department of New York, etc.) training over 100 senior Captains and junior Majors in tactical maneuvers in and planning considerations for operations in the urban environment• Served as primary negotiator for the Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG) in New York City, successfully negotiating AWG out of over $400,000 in prior commitments

• Conducted extensive primary and secondary research on a wide range of industry, market, & natural factors that affect the risk profile of the University’s physical and financial assets, personnel, and operations• Created financial models/sensitivity analyses/scenario analyses of various potential capital projects, wage negotiation outcomes, and budget/operational adjustments

• Prepared daily and weekly reports on the risk factors associated with the Structured Product Group's holdings of over $6bn of Pass-Through and Collateralized Mortgage Obligation Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (RMBS), including various stress matrices and exposures to various adverse scenarios• Monitored trading desk’s utilization of various mortgage products (e.g., PACs, IOs, IIOs, etc.) and ensure trading desks did not exceed regulatory or firm-set limits on trader risk

• Managed a staff of five intelligence analysts in collecting, validating, and transforming data from various public, private, and classified information sources into macro-economic and political research pieces for senior officials, three daily briefings for battalion pilots and air crews, and a daily intelligence summary for over 250 military and civilian leaders throughout Iraq, Kuwait, and the United States• Created and maintained a novel database of attack-related information, leading to policy recommendations that resulted in zero enemy-related deaths or injuries across a battalion of over 400 Soldiers despite attack rates at a three-year high• Awarded Meritorious Service Medal

• Led a ground-breaking research effort to quantify and model Department of Defense supply chain risks and vulnerabilities through statistical analysis, bringing quantitative modeling techniques developed in the finance industry to the intelligence community for the first time and resulting in estimated throughput time savings of over 30% • Provided training to and oversaw training of over fifteen counterintelligence analysts on financial statement and statistical analysis, corporate governance, and accounting, streamlining internal methodologies and decreasing man-hours per intelligence product by over 5%

• Introduced innovative methods for enhancing combat readiness of assigned Soldiers, resulting in a 50% across-the-board decrease in Soldiers flagged as non-combat ready

• Analyzed of over $30bn of auto loan asset-backed securities (ABS) and residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) using loan-level data sets in a variety of cashflow modeling tools (e.g., Intex, iMake, SPIRE, etc.), resulting in dozens of revisions to previously published credit ratings• Evaluated over $4bn of credit card ABS for likelihood of default, legal integrity, and credit enhancement sufficiency by analyzing loss and allowance ratios, risk and delinquency metrics, and capital structure, leading to the publication of over three dozen ratings for both domestic and foreign bulge-bracket commercial banks• Presented findings and made structural and enhancement recommendations to ratings committees for auto and credit card ABS transactions• Completed NYU Stern’s “Capital Markets Context Analysis” executive education module, leading to a first-time pass on Standard & Poor’s NYU faculty-developed internal analytical certification exam (firm-wide first-time pass rate <60%)

• Analyzed over $2bn in credit card-backed securities and then presented recommendations for required credit enhancement levels to S&P credit committees • Completed Standard & Poor's rigorous training module in Structured Finance

• Published weekly intelligence research reports by overseeing a team of five military and civilian intelligence personnel in a high-pressure environment while adhering to strict deadlines, ensuring military force protection personnel obtained the most up-to-date and accurate intelligence products for their area of responsibility• Awarded Joint Service Achievement Medal

• Assisted in the implementation of an Army Reserve expansion program of intelligence assets and personnel, to include site selection visits across the country, data processing sufficiency surveys, etc.

• Covered events at United Nations Headquarters in New York City, contributing to the publication of over 25 articles while adhering to strict twice-daily deadlines• Conducted research for Nikkei’s lengthier, more in-depth investigative pieces, contributing to the publication of over half a dozen articles on U.S. domestic economics and politics • Established strategic relationships with key members of the United Nations Security Council, resulting in the Nikkei breaking one major and several additional stories to the Japanese public

• Graduated from Officer Candidate School with less than 12 months of military experience, despite a 30% attrition rate for a candidate pool with an average of five years military experience (the only officer candidate in a company of 149 individuals to do so)

• Created and implemented new curriculum across 19 schools with student population of over 4,000