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Richmond Hill, Ga

Bethesda, Maryland

• Serves as the Parent Division Representative to Wounded Warriors and their families• Assist with the Warrior Transition Unit in its effort to provide the best, most efficient care possible • Ensures the Soldiers receive orders from and to the parent units; assist with obtaining Soldiers’ personal items and clearing parent units• Certified on the AHLTA and CHCS system to ensure accurate reporting on Soldiers daily treatment• Plays an instrumental part of the Soldiers Interdisciplinary Team (IDT), which is a major factor of the beginning, middle and end part of his/her treatment• Coordinates and executes the family itineraries to ensure the Soldier spends quality time with loved ones without worries of mobility, food and lodging • Works closely with the Command Team; ensuring all VIP visits are successful and completed in a professional manner

Fort Stewart, Georgia

• Principal adviser to 130 food service personnel; supervises food operations provided to over 3500 service members and civilians• Recognized by the Installation Commanding General and Command Sergeant Major for numerous accolades• Coordinated and supervised battalion food service personnel regarding production, merchandising, quality and cost control • Drove customer service and employee satisfactory through effective use of customer and employee engagement surveys and discussions • Steered interaction with client management and effective client-customer relations at all levels • Developed annual marketing plan for account through word of mouth, billboard advertisement and internet • Implemented new products and services to support sales growth and client retention • Identified vertical sales growth opportunities and communicated with appropriate subject matter experts, guided employee training with necessary instruction, purpose and direction • Facilitated staff development, mediation and conflict resolution • Monitored quarterly inspections on 2 facilities in operation, periodic inventory, expenses and reports of all variances• Advised commanders and other appropriate installation officials of changes to improve services and equipment procurement• Responsible for component's budgeting and accounting functions.

Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, Korea

• Planned, coordinated, monitored, advised, and exercised technical guidance over all activities involved in the Food Service Program • Provided, guidance, purpose and direction to 30 Soldiers and 15 Local National Food Service Workers in all aspect of Food Service, Rations Accountability and Administration• Selected by the Installation Food Program for numerous awards and several Distinguished VIP’s • Managed daily operations at two locations that provided logistical support to over 1000 U.S and Korean Soldiers on a continuous basis• Received, analyzed, interpreted, prepared, and proposed supplemental regulatory guidance by implementing Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for the Dining Facility • Coordinated with the Subsistence Supply Manager on ordering and delivery of food• Followed the Army Operating Procedure for the Subsistence Prime Vendor Program (SPV)• Planned and coordinated special meals and field feeding preparations for tactical units• Carried out follow-ups for all matters pertaining to the Army Food Service Program, to include the Automated Food Management Information System (AFMIS)

Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, Korea

• Worked at 1st Replacement Company as the Platoon Sergeant, in charge of Billeting Section, In-processing Briefers and Incheon Airport Section. • Maintained accountability of equipment in the access of $300,000.00 dollars. • Maintained accountability for 25 Soldiers and 11 Korean Soldiers (local nationals), health, training, welfare, promotions, and mentorship. • Mastered exceptional performance and unparalleled devotion to duty excelling at all missions• Acquired and maintained knowledge of military tasks, policies and procedures• Professionalism and Compassion were instrumental instilled in her team of Soldiers that first impression is the lasting impression to the 60,000 Soldiers and families we meet daily.

Fort Knox, Kentucky

• Conceptualized, planned, and coordinated over 50 protocol visits of high profile personnel and foreign dignitaries• Hosted special ceremonies and visits of high ranking US and foreign dignitaries by the senior leadership.• Facilitated site arrangements, facility selections, procurement of awards, press coverage, appropriate menu selections, meetings, invitations, seating arrangements, etc.• Provided proper salutations, forms of address, and social customs

Fort Hood, Texas

• Served as principle advisor for over 7500 soldiers• Briefed Brigade and Battalion Commanders on all soldiers and family members’ financial matters • Provided preventive consumer education and personal financial management instructions to military personnel and families• Researched and developed consumer awareness programs on banking and budgeting• Acted as liaison between members of chain of command and credit counseling agencies• Screened over 450 Emergency Relief requests • Selected over 12 other eligible candidates as Assistant Army Emergency Relief Officer (AAERO) with the responsibility of approving loans up to $1500.00• Managed Army Emergency Relief (AER) Loans in excess of $850,000.00 • Received excellence rating during III Corps Command Financial Inspection; noted as one of the best on Fort Hood.

Bachelor Of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Liberal Arts And Sciences/Liberal Studies

Associate Of Arts (A.A.), General Studies