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Los Angeles, California, United States

Inspector in Charge (INC) Los Angeles Division. Responsible for the day-to-day management of an authorized complement of 162, consisting of Inspectors (Federal Agents), Postal Police, and Professional, Technical, and Administrative personnel.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Inspector in Charge (INC) National Headquarters, Communications, Governance & Strategy Group. Responsible for the day-to-day management of an authorized complement of 46, consisting of Inspectors (Federal Agents) and Professional, Technical, and Administrative personnel.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Assistant Inspector in Charge (AIC) of Communications, National Headquarters, managed internal and external communications, press relations, government relations, and crime prevention messaging.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

30 year career in United States Marine Corps serving in both active and reserve roles to include multiple mobilizations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF).

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Conducted oral history interviews, collected documents and artifacts for the Marine Corps History and Museum Division. Reviewed official oral history transcriptions for content and accuracy prior to inclusion in official archives. Produced National Museum of the Marine Corps (NMMC) videos, photography and panel writings for display at NMMC.

Indiana, United States

Lead Selective Service Officer Detachment, a Joint Service Detachment, managed 220 Governor nominated, Presidentially-appointed Board Members, assigned officers, and others serving as Mobilization Office Augmentees in the State of Indiana. Supervised high quality recruiting operations from specific targeted populations by prospecting, interviewing, selecting, and training new and existing board members. Trained to implement detailed Mobilization Office MOB Plans and establish assigned MOB Offices in the event of mobilization or national emergency. Trained to initiate operations within 24 hours of being mobilized, providing untrained manpower and qualified medical professionals to the Department of Defense. Ensured all officers of the Joint Service Detachment maintain their physical fitness, administration, and professional military education development in accordance with parent military service. Conducted effective liaison between IN Joint Services HQ, SSS State Director, and Region I HQ.Ranked as best officer in region by REVO (1 of 49).Filled assigned boards to 100% while setting record for highest number of board member recruitments obtained. Produced 150% of Postal Service liaison goals exceeding all other detachment outputs and establishing new record.Selective Service System Officer of the Year Selective Service System Officer of the quarter Joint Service Commendation Medal Dec 2010Defense Meritorious Service Medal May 2012

Indiana, United States

Assumed duty as PWST OIC following a 4 month period where no PWST staff existed at unit. Immediately established SOP from zero baseline. Brought PWST Assessment Readiness % from 55% to 95% within two drill weekends despite a nonexistent staff (TO for 3).Recruited and trained staff for unit site support functions. Assisted multiple sites with IRR muster functions. Created unit tracking matrix adopted by RSP 5 leadership for implementation across all PWST unit sites.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Command and Staff College Masters program, completed requirements for the Masters of Military Studies degree, and graduating from the resident Marine Corps Command & Staff College. Prepared for duty in a joint command with emphasis on multiple practical exercises and classroom instruction. • Obtained Joint Professional Military Education Phase I certification.• Conference Group liaison to Joint Interagency Coordinating Group during National Response Plan exercise. • Completed Elective Courses: Joint Non-Lethal Weapons & Interagency Operations. • National Youth Leadership Forum group leader.

Indiana, United States

Led 105 Marine detachment during multiple mobilizations. Planned and executed communication exercises at Ft. Knox. Responsible for equipment and personnel readiness during period of fluctuation to include participation in Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF).

Iraq

Coauthored history book and video DVD chronicling the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Wrote and edited text, selected imagery, directed video production, prospected for and researched all relevant materials required to support the storyline, and managed layout design. Supervised a team of graphic illustrators, combat camera, and public affairs Marines working on the book to ensure cross collaboration and timely completion of all objectives. Maintained liaison and facilitated coordination with outside agencies such as the Marine Corps Association, Taylor Publishing, recording artists and numerous record labels.

Indiana, United States

Criminal Investigator enforcing federal laws surrounding the Controlled Substances Act. Investigated unlawful activities; enforced domestic laws and regulations; arrested criminals who grow, manufacture, and distribute controlled substances; collected and analyzed information; collaborated with local, national, and international agencies; infiltrated drug organizations and shut down their networks. Other duties included asset forfeiture, interviewing witnesses, interrogating subjects, obtaining statements, making arrests, executing search and seizure warrants, and testifying before grand jury, trial court, and special hearings. Utilized investigative techniques, including use and development of informants, undercover operations, searching for evidence, surveillance, financial analysis, and obtaining evidence through the use of tools such as recording devices, technical equipment, and subpoenas.

Indiana, United States

Coordinated individual determinations regarding eligibility for a wide variety of benefits such as compensation, pension, and burial benefits. Responsible for providing information, assistance, and counseling to veterans, their dependents, and other persons regarding rights, benefits, and privileges under laws administered by VA.

Noblesville, Indiana, United States

Supervised personnel in security of all limited access (backstage) and performance areas within the venue. Enforced all event, building, and crowd control policies. Supervised security personnel in the screening and searching of patrons arriving at the venue. Physically secured all major disturbances. Provided personal protection to both artists and corporate executives in and outside of the venue. Coached, managed and ensured the performance and training of personnel who provided the frontline security and protection of entrances to the venue and other secured areas. Identified dangerous and deadly objects in baggage, and on guests, and prevented those objects from being allowed into the venue. Performed my security mission in a courteous and professional manner using appropriate tact in any and all circumstances regardless of the behavior of the guests.

Iraq

Joined SMCR, HQBN Communications Company Detachment, Indianapolis, IN 4th MARDIV, and completed one drill weekend before the unit was activated in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and deployed for service in Kuwait and Iraq. Once in Kuwait the company was split apart and the officers were immediately reassigned to a variety of billets. Selected to perform duties as a field historian attached to the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing. Conducted battlefield oral history interviews, collected documents and artifacts for the Marine Corps History and Museum Division. Moved forward on battlefield, exposed to hostile fire to ensure frontline coverage and maximize the value of the historical program archive. Used initiative to establish contacts and gain optimal access to events as they occurred. • Awarded Navy/Marine Corps Commendation Medal with “V” while executing duties in Iraq.

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Developed skills in researching, analyzing, and interpreting conclusions in a variety of program areas including: finance, human resources, budget, procurement, statistics, economics, accounting, marketing, international trade, ethics, business law.

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

5/98 – 12/00 Officer Recruiter, United States Marine Corps Responsible for Marine Corps Officer recruitment for the state of Indiana. Developed yearly marketing plans and executed advertising operations. Conducted individual and group presentations. Screened, selected, prepared prospects for service as Marine Officers. Implemented innovative revisions of procedures in order to increase efficiency while maintaining compliance with regulations, policies, and organizational concepts. Managed staff of 3 recruiters and 1 administrative assistant on a daily basis. • Ranked as best officer recruiter in district by commanding officer (1 of 11).• Achieved highest recruiting numbers for the state within past 13 years during first year on the job.• Achieved highest recruiting numbers for a first year recruiter (1 of 5).• Achieved highest recruiting numbers for any recruiter in the district (1 of 11).• Awarded Navy/Marine Corps Commendation Medal for outstanding performance.

Hawaii, United States

Responsible for the maintenance and logistical support of an eight aircraft helicopter squadron during multiple deployments to a variety of climates. Designated each aircraft launch as "safe for flight", holding final approval authority for the flight of each 26 million dollar airframe. Supervised and directed production output of 90 Marines to include multiple departments; mechanics, avionics, hydraulics, flight equipment, ordnance, corrosion control and administration. • Ranked as the "best lieutenant" in the squadron by the commanding officer (1 of 6).• Only Maintenance Control Officer to receive zero discrepancies during inspection bringing the maintenance department from the lowest ranking in the Aviation Support Element (total of 5 squadrons) to being recognized by the 1st MAW inspection team as "the best maintenance department I have ever seen!" • Awarded Navy/Marine Corps Achievement Medal for outstanding performance during deployment.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Responsible for management of a company comprised of 150 Lieutenants. Produced and supervised the execution of the company operations schedule. Screened and evaluated Officers for strengths and competencies to maximize efficiency in duty assignment.• Promoted to company Executive Officer billet ahead of peers.• Ranked as the "top performer" among five Officers by immediate supervisor (1 of 5).

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Commissioned officer United States Marine Corps Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) pending activation while healing from injury. Completed Marine Corps Flight Indoctrination Program earning Federal Aviation Administration private pilot license and instrument pilot rating.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Oath of office taken March 29, 1990 as officer candidate for the United States Marine Corps Platoon Leaders Class (PLC). Attended PLC summers 1990 and 1991 prior to commissioning in May 1992.

Bs, Psychology

Activities and Societies: Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. Supervisor Wintergreen Ski Patrol (seasonal). Student Activities Council.

Masters Military Studies, Command And Staff College

Masters Business Administration, Business Administration

Developed skills in researching, analyzing, and interpreting conclusions in a variety of program areas including: human resources, budget.