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Eugene, Oregon, United States

Exercise independent judgement, tact and diplomacy when dealing with stakeholders, passengers and employees alike. Manage and evolve a parking and ground transportation program at Eugene Airport (EUG) that not only satisfies passenger demand but elevates the overall guest experience and continues to evolve with passenger behaviors and expectations.Ensure that the ways in which passengers and guest access the Eugene Airport, whether arriving via car, rideshare, taxi or shuttle, is a driver of passenger satisfaction while focused on increasing revenues and profitability for the airport and will anticipate periods of increased passenger traffic and to adjust available transportation service accordingly.Serves as the primary contact for the public and airport tenants for airport parking policy, procedure, and ordinances. Manages the Ground Transportation permit process, reviews applications, approves permits, and issues permits, properly communicating with the applicant as necessary through the process. Manages the parking garage management company and ensures all agreed upon contractual obligations are fulfilled and successfully administered in a timely manner.Oversees the contracts with TNCs and taxi providers, serving as the airport liaison to the vendors to ensure compliance with the contracts. Administers ordinances and polices related to public parking fees and all related correspondence. Inspects ground transportation vehicles to ensure that they are properly licensed and authorized to operate at the airport. Gathers data relating to parking facility usage and performs regular analysis, including month-to-month, year-to-year, peak usage, and other necessary reports.Conducts investigations, appropriately and in conjunction with airport security and law enforcement, of incidents concerning violations that pertain to rules and regulations of the airport ground transportation program.

Baker City, Oregon, United States

Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, professional development, and training for 125 soldiers. Responsible for advising the Commander on soldier matters, promotions, accountability, and compliance with Army Doctrine and Regulations.

Forest Grove

Serves as a Platoon Sergeant for a Forward Support Company and responsible for: discipline, accountability and development of 27 Soldiers and 7 NCO’s; supervision of personnel readiness, maintenance, and utilization of 8 fuel trucks and 14 Palletize Load System trucks, weapons and additional equipment valued in excess of $5,000,000; and enforcement of technical and tactical training standards for unit mission accomplishments.

Salem, Oregon

Provide direct supervision of the parking enforcement officers on all shifts. The work involves daily operational oversight, planning, directing and coordinating the work of the parking enforcement officers. Establish and maintain relationships with downtown business owners and managers. Solve parking opportunities that arise with a positive solution for businesses, employees and customers.

Vancouver, Wa

Serves as a Platoon Sergeant for a Forward Support Company and responsible for: discipline, accountability and development of 27 Soldiers and 7 NCO’s; supervision of personnel readiness, maintenance, and utilization of 8 fuel trucks and 14 Palletize Load System trucks, weapons and additional equipment valued in excess of $5,000,000; and enforcement of technical and tactical training standards for unit mission accomplishments.

Renton, Wa

This position was created to consolidate different responsibilities into one position; and to implement safety inspections IAW OSHA standards, as well as maintenance processes and systems in the facilitation of building and property repairs.•Manages facility utilization at two locations: a 22,000 sq. ft. office building on/5 acres; and a 2,280 sq. ft. vehicle maintenance shop on a 7,216 sq. ft. lot.•Functioned as Project Manager for major facility renovations which includes: installation of a new $120,000 HVAC System; $250,000 parking lot upgrade; installation of a $500,000 propane autogas fueling station; and installation of new facility emergency generator system.

Renton, Wa

•Administered everyday operations for a fleet of 120 vehicles and 165 drivers with five direct reports.•Monitored financial performance and maintained an annual budget of $3,000,000.•Ensured optimal utilization of asset for cost effectiveness.•Helped start up a new passenger coach service with the purchase and retro fit of four coaches totaling $400,000.

Monmouth, Or

Train soldiers on how to instruct soldiers using the total Army instructor training system. Instructs the soldier in the areas of course objectives and requirements, students and instructor roles and responsibilities. ABIC definitions, adult communications and learning theories, training session development concepts, and instructor methodologies presented by students through practical exercise and presentations. Teach instructor how to prepare and facilitate small group instructions through the conventional classroom or field environment.

Salem, Or

Served as the senior logistic advisor in the Battalion; responsible for functional expertise in the areas of logistic, supply management, property book management, movement control, plan, coordinate, monitor, and execute logistics preparation, sustainment, and battle tracking for all operations; budget analyst. Monitored and maintained a $10,000 IMPAC Card Budget within the battalion monthly limit; requests, receives and processes equipment for issue and turn-in; assists in conducting request and delivery of all classes of supply to recruiters stationed around the state of Oregon.

Mcminnville, Or

Serves as the Supply Noncommissioned Officer responsible for the request, receipt, issue, and accountability of individual, organizational, installation, and expendable supplies and equipment; assists in property accountability through the Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) system, ensuring total accuracy; ensures critical assets were on hand or ordered; monitors all sensitive items and unit inventories; initiated Financial Liability Investigations of Property Loss (FLIPL); accounts for the health, personal welfare, and training of three Soldiers and directly responsible for $10 million worth of organizational equipment.

Salem, Or

Maintains all training support materials; prepares materials for advising the unit commander on unit mobilization posture and requirements; provides the information required for the unit status report; attends all unit training assemblies, and annual training periods providing assistance and guidance in the preparation for and execution of unit training; conducts preparatory visits as required to training sites to ensure availability of and to procure required training areas, range, and training equipment; maintains the unit MOS qualification training program. Reviewed and prepared reports and data on strength (gains and losses) of personnel, responsible for the timely and accurate eMILPO transaction submissions, strength reporting, Command Inspection Program; responsible for the health, welfare, training and supervision of 140 soldiers.

Salem, Or

Supported the Portland Police Activities League by mentoring young children in the summer. Input mission data into Configuration Management Information System (CMIS). The primary objective of CMIS is to provide the DoD community with a standard Automated Information System (AIS) to support CM activities. Assist local, state and federal agencies in the disruption of illicit drug financing, production, transportation and distribution. Armored vehicle driver carrying SWAT into high risk drug search warrants. Efficiently deployed assets to the place they are needed most, giving the Program its ability to quickly and effectively respond to any reported drug threat.

Woodburn, Or

Complete and maintain an accurate vendor receiving log, check and verify all grocery receiving to ensure that all items listed on vendor invoices are actually delivered and meets company standard for quality, count, and pricing, to process credits according to company policy, properly handle damaged and spoiled product according to company policy and control the level of damaged goods in the store reclamation center, responsible for controlling the flow of vendor traffic through the receiving doors, assist in proper billing via BR Data, perform accurate postings of all vendor invoices to receiving log, and to place signed invoices in accurate mailbox, maintain security of doors via door seal, maintain security standards by being alert and observant of both vendors actions and any unauthorized presence of customers or sales representatives in the receiving area, maintain a neat and organized area in back room and dock area, the ability to push or pull large skids of groceries off of the trailers.

Salem, Or

Responsible for managing department inventory, in-stock position, pricing integrity, merchandising, labor, and other operational processes to company standards. Follow the Company sales and production planning standards and ensured that the department achieves the standards of performance as outlined in the work plan. Planned, ordered, and processed grocery products according to work plan and standards to maximize sales and gross profit. Ensured all new department associates receive proper training and supervision and ensured correct ordering, receiving, unloading, storage, and rotation of merchandise and building of displays.

General Studies

General Studies, 3.00

Emphasizes multidisciplinary study, providing a versatile education background.

General Studies, General Studies, 3.00

Activities and Societies: Cross Country, Snow Skiing, Track and Debate.