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Christopher Hughes is a retired 2-star U.S. Army General Officer with more than 35 years of active military service. After retiring from service, he become the President and CEO of Northwest Consultants-M&C. LLCSynopsis After graduating from Northwest Missouri State University in 1983, he rose through the ranks as an infantry officer, serving for over three decades. His many distinguished appointments include serving as the Commanding General of United States Army Cadet Command and Fort Knox, 2016 to 2018, Chief of Staff of United States Army Pacific Command and as the co-founder and first Provost of the Army University. Over the course of his career, he served as the Executive Officer for the Secretary of the Army, the Army Senior Liaison to the U.S. House of Representatives, and he Commanded an Infantry Battalion from the famed 101st Airborne Division during the invasion of Iraq in 2003. Hughes has been recognized as a “Thought Leader” and is credited with assisting with the creation of five major organizations within the Department of Defense from the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Task Force, to the Army University—leading to his appointment as an investigator on the USS Cole Commission in 2000. In addition to his military service, Hughes has also earned advanced degrees including a Master of Arts in Business Management and National Security strategies. he is also the author of War on Two Fronts; an Infantry Commanders War in Iraq and the Pentagon. Winner of The Army Historical Foundation’s Distinguished Writing Award for Excellence in U.S. Army History Writing- Journals, memoirs and letters, June 2008

Responsible for the development of 32,600 College and University ROTC Cadets, 335,000 High School Cadets and providing the United States Army with more than 6,000 Army Officers annually. Managed $370M Scholarship budget and a $1.3B annual operating budget for Cadet Command and Fort Knox.

Responsible to assist the Commanding General of US Army Pacific Command to provide regional security and cooperation in the Pacific.

Co-Founder and First Provost for the Army University. T

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An opportunity to sit at the footstool of power!Senior advisor to The Secretary of the Army, Secretary John McHugh.

Eye opening, difficult, and developmental Army senior liaison to the US House of Representatives

Autonomous Leadership ExperienceResponsible for regional security and cooperation in Central America.

Hardest Job in the ArmyResponsible for running current operations in the Army Operations Center, Pentagon.

Best Job in the World! Commander of an 1,100 Soldier Task Force during the 2003 Invasion of Iraq.