Darren Lester Wright, Mba-Dml-Sole Email & Phone Number

Fort Sam Houston, Tx, Us

Serve as an senior program analyst & contracting officer representative for Contract Management Branch, Resource Management Division, Brooke Army Medical and Trauma 1 Center. United States Army Medical Command and Department Health Agency. Manage COR acquisition & procurement process for 370 labor and supplies contracts with an operating program budget of approximately $1B. contracts to Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC). To include 10 assigned satellite health care facilities within the Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) geographical area.Additional Duties: Financial Budget AnalystServe as an budget analyst with analytical experience to support the 10 designated medical department facilities belonging to the San Antonio Military Center (SAMMC). Provide and managed over $34 million in budgetary services to Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC), SAMMC-North, Wilford Hall Regional Medical Center, Lackland Air Force Base (SAMC-South), and their assigned satellite health care facilities within the San Antonio geographical area. Knowledge of a wide variety of General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) ERP/SAP budgetary methods, practices, policies, procedures, regulations, and precedents; and the accounting system and related documents used to gather and analyze budgetary information. Performs a variety of budgetary, administrative, and statistical functions to support budget formulation. Manage the ever increasing number contracts, transactions, and dollars that are processed at a headquarters. Tracks and report funds distribution, reconciling commitments/obligations and reallocating organizational funds as directed. Assist with supporting budgetary requirements for Protocol Studies, Research Development Testing and Evaluations (RDT&E), AMEDD advanced Medical Technology Initiative (AAMTI). Utilizes a wide variety of retrieval and reporting software such as Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS).

Fort Sam Houston, Tx, Us

Logistics & Materiel Supply Chain Management/ Manager Civilian Employee with the United States Army Medical Command and CONUS LEVEL 1 Trauma Center, Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC), Joint Base San Antonio, Texas. Managed a $6.2M procurement budget utilizing; 75 medical acquisition supplies contract vendors for 11 medical treatment facilities analyzed procurements meeting state and federal laws/accreditors. Ensured order and delivery of intensive of medical supplies for specialized medical care to patients with complex, and potentially life-threatening situations in response to emergency medicine, critical care, medical readiness, medical transport, medicine, specialty clinics, primary care, and maintain coordination on medical treatment center clinic operations, and organized meetings/events promoting camaraderie.. Managed, requesting and receiving expendable medical supplies in support BAMC daily operations.Communicating using telephones, voice mail, pagers, pneumatic tube system, regular mail, outlook mail, Internet, and fax machines and possessing computer, office automation, keyboard skills and an Intermediate level knowledge of Excel, Word, and email applications. Provide the skills need to play a vital role in supporting the United States (JBSA) Medical Command (MEDCOM) internal and external organizations daily mission.• Received Employee of the Quarter Award, 2nd Quarter of FY15.• Reduce SPD medical instrument and associated equipment backlog by 30%.• Knowledge of DMLSS and PYXIS automation management systems• Knowledge of identify all medical supply, researching, receiving, sorting and staging materiel.• Knowledge of supply principles, procedures, regulations, concepts and methodologies • Knowledge of transporting, securing, and delivery/exchanging all CL VIII medical supplies. • Knowledge of critical analysis of customer service/support programs identifies customer need and authors subsequent plans for making improvements/corrective actions.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Senior Logistics Operations Officers for the ARNORTH Assistant Chief of Staff G4, on all large-scale logistics matters pertaining to Homeland Defense (HLD)/Civil Support (CS) Contingency Plans, Operations Plans and Orders and Execution Orders in the event of major HLD, CS, or natural disaster crises in the United States, its territories, Canada, and Mexico. External support to 167th Theater Sustainment Command (TSC), 10 regions command, Theater Security Cooperation Work Group (TSC WG), Contracting Officer Representative (COR) and Global Procurement & Supply Chain Management in support of the Regional Intelligence Operations Coordination Center (RIOCC) as required. Defense Support Civil Authorities Phase I & II certification and training.Coordinating human resource management and contracting support during annual training integrated logistics plans and determine forward logistical support EXCON operation priorities support using the entire logistics arsenal for more than 7,000 Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines and Department of Defense civilians participating during annual training and certifications at both the Muscatatuck Urban Training Complex, Camp Atterbury, Indiana; various surrounding venues in southern Indiana and northern Kentucky.• Supervised and managed 14 military soldiers and 100 civilians during training operations. • Knowledge and Trained in Defense Support Civil Authorities Phase I & II certification and training.• Knowledge and Trained in Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) operations.• Knowledge and Trained in Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act• Member of the Theater Security Cooperation Work Group (TSC WG) • Awarded the United Army Legion of Merit Medal (LOM)

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Prepare logistics and support plans, deployment timelines and budget requirements for planned or new operations; Develop logistical plans for existing operations; Develop logistics contingency plans; Develop plans for downsizing or liquidation; Develop and implement methodologies and tools to enable effective execution of logistic plans; Formulate Standard Operating Procedures; Manage logistics operations, including, material and personnel; Ensure timely, accountable and cost-effective delivery of peacekeeping cargos and personnel; Ensure that supervised staff members are adequately trained and cross-trained; Identify additional training needs to achieve high working standards; Coordinate and provide logistics support to ongoing air, land, river or rail operations; Ensure that logistics requirements take account of gender-specific needs; Coordinate logistics activities with procurement, finance, humanitarian affairs and other substantive units; Develop and implement Logistics support policy, procedures and methodologies to the common benefit of all mission units; Prepare reports on personnel and material movements and other operational logistics issues.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Senior Materiel Management Chief/Ordnance Logistics Officer for the Brigade Support Operations (SPO) for the 1st Sustainment Brigade both at Fort Riley, Kansas and while deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), consisting of five subordinate battalions and over 4,000 Soldiers. Principal advisor and subject matter expert concerning all matters of materiel and maintenance operational readiness, equipment fielding and required training. Prioritize, plan, coordinate theater support operations from combatant commanders on fleet management, transportation, supply-chain distributions, automation systems, and executed the successful completion and battle-tracking of over 50,000 pieces of critical combat and associated equipment valued over $23 million. Managed and supervised staff of 16 officers and senior non-commissioned officers and force protection. Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) for organizational and direct support facilities.• Knowledge of the Equipment Lifecycle Management Process• Ability to Plan, Coordinates and Evaluate Phases of Projects• Knowledge in Developing Procurement Training Plan• Skill in Oral and Written Communication• Received personal visit and coin from Iraqi General for Saudi City combat operations logistics support.• Held monthly meeting and provide mentorship and leadership for over 75 logistics ordnance senior and junior warrant officers.• Supervised the training and professional development of 16 junior leaders and 100 multinational civilian employees. • Awarded the United States Army Bronze Star (BSM Combat).

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Served as Deputy Logistics Officer, 75th Infantry Division, 5th Army. In-charge of providing integrated and synchronized planning, management for administrative personnel, 300 DODICS of Class V training munitions, hazardous materials management, supply-chain management, transportation management, training sets equipment and maintenance valued over $8.1 million for the Fort Hood Power Projection Platform. Responsible to plan and execute all post mobilization logistics plans and operations supporting all post-mobilization training for more than 5,200 mobilized soldiers and deploying organizations. Managed and supervised staff of 5 senior non-commissioned officers. Served as liaison logistics advisor, subject matter expert, force protection, and observer controller/trainer in all logistics matters and force protection for deploying organizations. Provided guidance and direction to subordinates, including setting performance standards and monitoring sequence of work performance. Examine documents, materials, or products and monitor work processes to assess completeness, accuracy, and conformance to standards and specifications. Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) for all supporting agencies.• Lead Staff Command Inspection Programs (CIP); Saved the government over 30% from ammunition waste and abuse.• Enforced Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP) and conducted 10% Monthly Inventories. • Successfully develop and conducted professional logistics operations development training for all deploying senior leadership & Staff personnel.• Successfully provide logistics support for two-year period in support of 12 combat brigades command.• Develop historical data for keeping records of maintenance, repair, and required updates of equipment. • Oversight logistics support for multiple ammunition and range support operations.• Awarded the United States Army Meritorious Medal (MSM).

Arlington, Virginia, Us

The senior ordnance logistics officer, acquisitions & maintenance supervisor and technician advisor, plans, coordinates, executes unit organization, fleet management, direct support and general support (DS/GS) maintenance of all mechanical equipment for worldwide III Corps Artillery contingency operations both garrison and forward deployment that supports eight Forces Command (FORSCOM) Organizations. Responsible for over $12.6 million dollars in automotive and associated equipment, maintenance facilities and properties management, shop equipment and tools. Maintain and exceeding the Department of the Army goal overall operational readiness rate above 90%. Commended for saving the Army over $2.3 million in operational cost. Supervisor 175 soldiers in separate multi-task logistics support sections. Staff Advisor, Assistance Supply Officer (S-4), subject matter expert (SME), HAZMAT/HAZCOM officer, unit movement officer, safety officer and contracting officer’s representative (COR).• Supervised the training and professional development of 187 junior leaders • Provided expert convoy, weapon, and tactical field training; coordinated and conducted Air Load Planner courses with the Air Force, and ensured training of more than 60 military personnel.• Received the United States Army; The Ordnance Corps Order of Samuel Sharpe Award and Medallion.• Received the United States Army; The Honorable Order of Saint Barbara Award and Medallion.

Fort Leavenworth, Ks, Us

Logistics, Acquisition, Force Management and Support Operations Instructor/Writer for Intermediate Level Education (ILE) facilitating graduate-level course in the Department of Logistics and Resource Management preparing mid-grade US, International, and Inter-agency officers for future assignments in battalion, brigade, multinational, interagency, and joint-level staff leadership positions. Supervised the professional education and developing of 350 military officers in full spectrum problem-solving, strategic, operational and tactical logistics planning, civil-military relations and public relations. Review higher headquarters directives and regulatory guidance and develop local policies and procedures for student’s admission and faculty boards. Adult-Learning Faculty Development Phase I & II training and certifications. Recognized and awarded by The International Society of Logistics (SOLE) and US Army Logistics University designation as a Demonstrated Master Logistician.• Advance Armed Force Management Certification Course• Joint & Multinational Logistics Certification Course• Operational Contracting Support Certification Course• Support Operations Phase I & II Certification Course• Top Senior Logistics/Writer Chief Warrant Officer Instructor• Recipient of Bronze Pen Award, Publish Article• Awarded the International Society of Logistics (SOLE) – Demonstrated Master Logistician (DML) Certification• Received the United States Army; The Honorable Order of the Eagle Rising – Gold Medallion• Awarded the United States Army Meritorious Medal (MSM).

Master Of Business Administration (Mba), Public Relations/Management

Associate Of Arts And Sciences - Aas, Logistics & Supply Chain Management Degree

Dod Certification, Operational Contracting Support

Dau, Life Cycle Logistics Level 1, Certification 2009, Defense Acquistion

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Business Administration And Management, General