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Jacksonville, Florida

Channel Management Solutions

Jacksonville, Florida

To help people and communities achieve better health. Medicare Segment Solutions Team leader responsible for integrating a holistic company approach to successfully implementing Medicare products in Florida.

Hewlett Packard Enterprises, Herndon, Va 20171

• Senior PM for add-on IT service projects associated with the U.S. Navy Next Generation Network (formerly Navy Marine Corps Internet - NMCI) contract; HPE and IBM are prime contractors. Managing all Voice over Internet (VoIP) add-on, medium complexity, business projects for Washington Navy Yard, Norfolk, Bremerton, San Diego, Jacksonville and Pearl Harbor.• Installed unclassified VoIP with upgraded Cisco Call Manger virtual servers, Unity Connection servers for voicemail, regional Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking for all three sites, negotiated maintenance licensing solution, documented and submitted DevLab testing solution, and managed schedule and financial milestones. Cut-over geographically separated users from research centers to uVoIP system for upgraded capability.• Installed classified VoIP with Cisco Call Manger virtual servers access.• Responsible for tracking and managing project schedule, providing daily direction to Project Team of IT and ISSE engineers, identifying risks and escalating them as issues, developing risk management plans, documenting all aspects of project into Sharepoint, providing weekly customer updates and other Stakeholders, making monthly updates for the IMS, initiating HW/SW procurement and approving Purchase Orders (PO) for vendor labor/travel, coordinating customer approval of requirements, managing scope and working change control process for baseline changes, and managing all project financials.• Employed the Defense Systems Engineering Method for initiating and managing DoD IT projects from technology planning through engineering planning (high level design through detailed design) and system accreditation, verification & validation and customer acceptance.

Cocoa, Fl 32926

• Volunteer on Support Committee at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery; Veterans Affairs new cemetery serving 163,000 veteran population in Brevard County; led Steering Group to draft charter and bylaws approved by Veterans Affairs; helped organize a Vietnam War 50th Anniversary Commemoration event for Vietnam-era veterans; participated in first interments in February 2016• Volunteer at the Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic in Viera, Florida providing logistics services for veterans with mobility issues to obtain required medical care; dedicates 4 hours per week providing round-trip transportation for approximately 80-100 veterans and family members• Volunteer performer at the Cocoa Village Playhouse, a community theater providing musical theater shows and entertainment; commited 20 hours per week for each show; performed in three musicals delivering 35 shows for the community• Member of the Divine Mercy Catholic Church Contemporary Choir performing SATB choral music for weekly mass and special occasions

Bureau Of Arms Control, Verification And Compliance, Department Of State

● Program Manager responsible for developing and implementing IT strategies, security protocols, and architecture to support arms control treaty implementation; platform provides fully automated data processing, migration of sensitive information across security domains, language translation, creation of Department of State cables, and transmission to foreign partners and international organizations; efficient employee user interface for complex notification processing system● Led a $7M Information Technology & Human Resource Modernization Program – briefed shareholders on financial and technical progress; developed and approved program requirements and baselines; tracked resource utilization rates; approved IT security architecture; analyzed risk and associated program impact; led integrated process teams (IPT); led program reviews (PR); delivered first-class Operations Center to Department of State – on time, on budget and within scope● Manages international information exchange program with representatives from various foreign government representatives and international arms control fora; develops methodologies to comply with complex treaty regimes; negotiates and coordinates new agreements; plans, coordinates, and facilitates annual bilateral consultations; resolves contingency issues

379Th Air Expeditionary Wing, Doha, Qatar

● Director of 24/7 Coordination Center representing 10,000 military and contractor personnel based at Al Udeid Air Base, Doha, Qatar supporting contingency operations in Iraq and Afghanistan; lead Diplomat, Negotiator and Interlocutor with Qatari military and government agencies including Law Enforcement, Customs, Immigration, Qatar Airways, and General Staff● Drafted and coordinated requests for all U.S. activities at the air base including multi-million dollar construction projects such as a new aircraft hangar, dormitories, an additional runway, and sensitive logistical site support; U.S. personnel base access; and thousands of combat and combat support aircraft landing and overflight clearances● Resolved importation problem permitting the U.S. to import blood products for trans-shipment to forward operating locations providing life-saving commodity; developed engagement strategy; involved senior commander; coordinated with government medical agency; escorted key decision makers on tour of U.S. trans-shipment process; secured Qatari approval

Pentagon, Washington, D.C.

● Program Manager and Senior Advisor for joint office developing arms control policy; coordinated information from divergent points of view into coherent policy; authored the military assessment of U.S. ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty to support POTUS’ nuclear goals● Led two branches (Conventional Arms Control and Nuclear Arms Control) and 8 employees; directed Military Compliance for 14 different treaties and agreements that ensured U.S. met its international obligations on nuclear and conventional force structure, inspection support, movement and notificationsPortfolio: - Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) - New START Treaty - Moscow Treaty - Limited Test Ban Treaty (LTBT) - Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) - Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Nuclear Treaty (INF) - Ballistic Missile Launch Notification Agreement (BMLNA) - Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) - Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) - Nuclear Weapons Free Zones (NWFZ) - Wassenaar Agreement - Global Exchange of Military Information (GEMI) - Conventional Arms Forces in Europe Treaty (CFE) - Open Skies Treaty (OST) - Vienna Document 1999 and 2011 - Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) - Memorandum of Understanding on Notifications of Missile Launches (PLNS MOU)

Pentagon, Washington, D.C.

● Program Manager leading staff responsible for representing military equities in the U.S. inter-agency regarding nuclear weapons, nuclear stockpile, treaty compliance, congressional inquiries, and treaty negotiations for the START Treaty, Moscow Treaty, and the Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty● Project Manager for the Joint Compliance and Inspection Committee designed to address implementation and interpretation issues with the START Treaty

Air University, Maxwell Afb, Montgomery, Al

● The United States Air War College is the senior Air Force professional military school whose mission is to educate officers to serve as strategic national security leaders; prepares officers to lead at the strategic level across the range of military operations, in joint, interagency, and multinational environments; officers develop cross-domain mastery of air, space, and cyberspace domains and their strategic contributions to national security; and innovative thought on national security issues

Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan

● Program Manager of complex operational/logistics aviation program (>$20M budget, >$16M property, >$840 assets); led diverse team; conducted IPTs; developed schedules; conducted risk assessments; approved mitigation strategies; tracked/controlled operating budget; assessed impacts of mission changes; implemented corrective measures; coordinated and briefed all program stakeholders● Operations Director – directed 230 medical evacuation missions saving 355 lives, >250 high-priority intelligence support missions, Presidential airlift support, 16 international exercises; 1st-ever Japanese F-15 air refueling training● Led $225M KC-135R avionics modernization program (PACER CRAG); trained aircrew on systems procedures; coordinated fire and rescue training; integrated safety features into risk analysis; completed modernization on time while maintaining full operational readiness● Recognized for organizational and leadership excellence – achieved “Excellent” ratings on two operational inspections; twice awarded Squadron of the Year; 18th Wing’s Vandenberg Award – #1 of 28 squadrons in the wing; and awarded Pacific Air Force’s most outstanding air refueling section

Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan

● Program Manager; directed and managed a 24/7 flying operation using 15 KC-135R aircraft supporting peacetime and wartime air refueling; developed daily, weekly, monthly flying schedules; coordinated all aircraft maintenance activity; assigned aircrew to missions based on training needs and experience; forecast monthly and annual training requirements● Developed and implemented first-ever air refueling training for Japanese F-15 pilots from the Japanese Self Defense Force; hosted pilots for KC-135R familiarization tour; conducted day and night flying training; certified pilots for first overseas deployment; escorted pilots to U.S. for first-ever participation in Exercise RED FLAG● Oversaw the aeromedical evacuation of routine and critical patients throughout the Pacific theater; initiated first-ever KC-135 aeromedical evacuation operations; developed unique patient trans-load procedure; routinized weekly aeromedical mission moving routine patients throughout Japan to routine care in Okinawa; resolved crucial loading issue for neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) permitting safe transport of NICU patients; enabled life-saving care for hundreds of patients● Responsible for scheduling and preparing Squadron to participate in theater exercises testing ability to respond to wartime scenarios; participated in exercises with Thai and Japanese military forces providing crucial air-refueling support

Mobility Inspector, Inspector General, HQ Air Mobility CommandMobility Operations Officer, Tanker Airlift Control Center, HQ Air Mobility CommandChief, Aircrew Standardization and Training, 100th Operations GroupExecutive Officer, 100th Operations GroupChief, Group Mobility, 100th Operations GroupInstructor Pilot, 3rd Airlift SquadronScheduler, 3rd Airlift Squadron

Masters Of Science In Strategic Security Studies

Masters Of Science In The Operational Art

Masters In Personnal Management

Bachelors Of Science