Colleen Wright Email & Phone Number

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Area

I provide contract support to the Emergency Communications Division to enable the National Security/Emergency Preparedness (NS/EP) community's ability to communicate during events and disasters. I engage with eligible stakeholders to increase their awareness, knowledge, and use of the Priority Telecommunications Services. I help them sign up for the services, and continue to assist them with incorporating the services into operations, exercises, and events. Got GETS?

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Emergency Communications (ESF-2) and Cybersecurity IMA team working for the Department of Homeland Security National Coordination Center (NCC)

Ottawa, Canada Area

As the Assistant to the Protocol Officer, supported the management of official entertainment for Ambassador, Deputy Chief of Mission, and Ambassaor's wife and provided guidance to all offices and agencies within the embassy. Responded to inquiries from Canadian government, public sector, U.S. Consulates and other sections within Embassy on formalities of protocol matters and precedence.

U. S. Embassy Kuwait

Managed diplomatic clearance requests for all US military aircraft, maritime vessels, and personnel entering Kuwait. Coordinated with host nation government, USCENTCOM, and Area Support Group Kuwait to ensure compliance with US military regulations and host nation laws. Managed all security programs for the Office of Military Cooperation within the US Embassy Kuwait.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Served as the Officer-in-Charge of Division Control Team One for the 56th Presidential Inaugural Parade. Coordinated and led the movements of 1,800 parade participants, comprised of 19 marching elements, 2 equestrian units, and 2 floats. Controlled Division One's movements through all phases of the parade: Pre-parade coordination, Staging, Assembly, Route, and Dispersal.

Fort Riley, Kansas

Served as the Garrison Operations Officer for the 1st Infantry Division, Fort Riley Garrison Command ensuring that the Garrison met the wide-ranging needs of all military units assigned to Fort Riley, an Army post with a population of 18,000 soldiers, 24,000 family members, and over 1000 civilian employees.