www.noctuastyle.com. Responsible for all business operations to include:• Developing and implementing a 3-year business plan; acquiring business license and national trademark.• Applying knowledge of Liquid/HTML to design and maintain retail website hosting over 12,000 visitors. • Coordinating quality assurance with international supplier to manufacture and ship $5,000 of merchandise. • Managing 5 marketing channels: website, 4 social media sites, 3 email campaigns, 3 influencers, 8 art fairs.

Civilian-Military Liaison (2017-Present): Analyzing complex long-term US strategy and conveying the relevance of mutual support from civilian organizations working alongside military counterparts.● Managed a survey team of 10 subject matter experts on the ground in 5 different countries and produced formal analysis estimates on host nation and non-government enablers’ capabilities, capacities, and resiliencies to establish security and promote stability during disaster recovery and combat operations.● Represented the United States in 50-60 face-to-face meetings in 4 countries, with key leaders of both government and non-governmental organizations. The purpose of these meetings was to garner support for US goals while identifying capabilities and capacities that might further enable the Command’s operations.● Analyzed and briefed 9 country deep-dives on civil operational environments to Unit Commanders with analysis-driven recommendations for mitigating civilian interference and maximizing their support.

Filtered and prioritized intelligence reports; liaised with senior level Directorate Chiefs, NATO officials and various agencies of the Intelligence Community; coordinated all logistical requirements of the Deputy Director.● Liaised weekly and biweekly with intelligence directorates of US forces to include Counter Intelligence & HUMINT, Surveillance, SIGINT, Targeting and NRO as well as other US agencies of the intelligence community, Department of State and NATO allies.● Synchronized coordination and tasking between 6 Intelligence Divisions, 5 Combat Support Agencies, and 484 personnel of the Intelligence Directorate. ● Planned and coordinated all logistical requirements for one General Officer and his staff, to include: 32 combat-ground movements, 23 air-movements across Afghanistan, 6 key leader engagements with Afghan and coalition officials, and lodging/security for 5 battlefield inspections of subordinate commands. ● Coordinated and optimized a delegation mission in support of a State Department strategic initiative to 6 Central Asian nations, reducing both travel time and expenses by nearly ½ of preliminary estimates.

Leveraged logistical acumen to identify client requirements and develop long term strategies in collaboration with various stakeholders to create resilient and scalable service designs. ● Managed 120 personnel, a $15,000 budget, and $5 million in assets while developing an annual training plan in coordination with higher headquarters’ intent and ensuring unit cohesion and professionalism.● Established 2 expeditionary logistical supply camps to support 1000-3000 personnel; forecasted require-ments for fuel, water, food, ammunition, repairable parts and construction materials.● Responsible for facilities management of 7-acre compound, 3 buildings, maintenance bay, armory with accountability over 1000 weapons systems, motor-pool with 37 rolling stock and HAZMAT control plan. ● Conducted a process improvement project to increase efficiencies for the disposal of old gear for more than 1000 personnel by establishing a working group of 5 members and drafting a policy letter for the unit.

Assess and implement risk mitigation, utilizing sound judgment while developing face-to-face relationships with a wide range of customers. Medical training commensurate with Emergency Medical Responder (EMT).• Responsible for managing risk mitigation and medical response system for “Summit East,” comprising ¼ of the ski resort, 3 chairlifts, a base area, over 30 miles of Nordic trails, and a ski patrol of over 60 members.• Instructed 24 Patrollers in medical and transportation techniques. Responsible for evaluating final testing.• Oversaw proposal for hut construction project, collaborating with architect for initial design, sourcing a $35,000 bill of materials, permitting requirements, and liaising with resort management for funding support.• Responsible for forecasting avalanche risk for 6 square miles of terrain and the safe transportation and employment of 750lbs of explosives, used to mitigate assessed risk.

Planned and budgeted long-term as well as short-term projects. Adapted to unpredictable circumstances while being decisive and self-reliant in ambiguous environments.• Morocco – Collaborated with US Peace Corps (PC) to assess potential agricultural projects in Boulemane province, intended to support over 4,000 people in the vicinity of Imouzzer Marmoucha.• Botswana – Collaborated with PC to plan and conduct 2 community engagements promoting family planning practices with 60-70 influential members representing the 12,000 residents of Ghanzi.• Kenya – Prepared and oversaw a free lunch program for 38 disadvantaged local students of Rusinga Island.• South Africa – Cared for 8 horses and guided 10-15 customers on 3-4 daily tours through the National Forest.