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Serving in the Financial Crime Unit practice, to provide leading professional services and consulting in operationalizing regulation through the use of emerging technologies and advanced data analytics to reduce their cost foot print and increase their assurance. Utilizing innovative tools and techniques that achieve better, faster and broader results that help clients obtain more assurance and lower on-going costs within the client’s business domain.

Served as the primary adviser to the senior Commander of a tactical military intelligence unit comprised of 380 soldiers on all communication assets and training. Responsible for providing seamless tactical communications between all of the battalion subordinate units across Region Command South (RC-South) in Afghanistan. Supervised an air traffic control team that was responsible for all rotary transportation to and from the forward operating base, processing all air movement requests and de-conflicting air space between all aircrafts, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and air weapons support teams.

Directly responsible for the health, morale, welfare, and training of a rear detachment company comprised of 144 personnel, in support of the battalion’s Global Rebasing and Relocation (GR2) directive to move to Schweinfurt from Mannheim, Germany, while prepared to provide tactical communications capabilities to USAREUR, NATO, and its major subordinate commands. Selected as the final effort to successfully close out all logistical contracts and issues related to the battalion’s post relocation, working with German officials to head the proper disposal and turn in of $104 million worth of real estate, buildings, and equipment back under German control in support of the base closure of U.S. Army Garrison Mannheim.

Responsible for all aspects of supply, transportation of equipment and soldiers, property accountability, and budgeting of a 486 person tactical communications unit that supported mission across Europe and Africa. Provided support to all battalion missions and operational requirements, coordinating all transportation and service support for tactical teams to 8 missions located in Germany, Kosovo, Poland, Libya and Turkey.

Served as the chief logistics and operations officer and second in command of an organization consisting of 120 personnel and over $30 million in equipment; managed all administrative, logistical, maintenance, and transportation functions that spearheaded the unit’s redeployment from Iraq.

Deployed and led a 50 man platoon and its equipment from Germany to six locations across Iraq, supervising training, operational readiness, and mission execution without any loss, damages, or injuries. Maintained and managed all tactical network communications and Information Technology for a forward operating base that supported over 2000 military and civilian personnel. Specifically, led two teams that provided pivotal tactical communications to maneuver units charged with maintaining a prison facility and patrolling the Iraqi border.