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Chapel Hill, Nc, Us

North Carolina, United States

North Carolina, United States

Texas

Texas, United States

Austin, Texas, United States

Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area

WZ certified Security Professional responsible for developing, implementing, managing, and executing day-to-day operations to ensure the physical safety and security of SAP employees, buildings and assets, which have a very high level of regulatory, compliance, financial, and brand impact and/or a very high complexity of work and life safety throughout the workplace for all employees, visitors, and guests within a 10-state domestic United States region. Initiates investigations, conducts security audits and surveys, and assists field operations and management teams in developing specific action plans that result in a desired level of operational and control compliance with established security and protection measures. Manages day-to-day customer engagement, knowledge management, quality assurance and organizational learning and fosters programs to transfer the relevant knowledge across organizational boundaries. Develops and provides security and intelligence reports, and maintains face-to-face working relationships with the business operations, facility managers, and human resource teams within assigned region. Consults and coordinates efforts with Legal, Human Resources, and other department personnel, as well as vendors, and outside regulatory and Law Enforcement agencies at the local, state, and federal level.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

WZ certified Security Professional responsible for developing, implementing, and managing security awareness programs that contribute to the prevention and reduction of fraudulent losses while promoting safety and security throughout the workplace for all employees, visitors, and guests within a 10-state domestic United States region. Initiates investigations, conducts security audits and surveys, and assists field operations and management teams in developing specific action plans that result in a desired level of operational and control compliance with established security and protection measures. Develops and provides security and intelligence reports, and maintains face-to-face working relationships with the business operations and human resource teams within assigned region. Consults and coordinates efforts with Legal, Human Resources, and other department personnel, as well as vendors, and outside regulatory and Law Enforcement agencies at the local, state, and federal level.

United States

Security Consultant providing Subject Matter Expertise for the development of a transportation security program. Conducted review of existing SOPs, audit, and scorecard processes and amended based on industry best practices. Created a detailed, multi-tiered set of Security Standards for carriers, shippers, and storage facilities based on cargo theft intelligence, lane vulnerability, and risk. Created a high level project plan outlining steps required to deploy an Electronic Freight Security (EFS) tracking program; conducted industry analysis of service providers in order to provide proposals of EFS programs, outlining costs and capabilities, and identifying positive and negative factors of each option; created a publishable set of operational processes and procedures for the deployment and sustainment of an effective EFS program. Collaborated with partner security vendor to provide expertise throughout the Supply Chain Risk Mapping (SCM) Project.

Austin, Texas Area

Duties and responsibilities include / included management of 70+ field personnel for customers throughout the U.S. and Canada, including oversight of day-to-day operations of cargo security and supply chain visibility programs, management of field trials and implementation and subsequent training for new programs, and supervision of logistics security project and program implementation; manager and primary consultant for Security Assessments (SAs) across North America and thought-leader in Supply Chain Security Intelligence (SCSI) at national cargo theft collaborations, management of FWI Supply Chain Intelligence Center (SCIC) supporting North American logistics operations and global intelligence liaison initiatives; management of multiple high-value logistics security programs with responsibility for the day-to-day delivery of logistics security services as well as long-term strategic growth within several enterprise accounts, integral in executing the delivery of client service requirements through management of a complex security program including overall service delivery, strategic growth planning, process improvement, program pricing, P&L responsibility, and QBR delivery.

Fort Campbell, Ky

Operations Officer for the development, implementation and execution of Fire, Police, Physical Security and 911 Emergency Communication Operations for Ft Campbell, Kentucky, the third largest US Military installation ensuring the security and safety of 105,000 acres, 242,000 personnel, 28,430 structures, two airfields, and over 400 military aircraft. Assists in overseeing operations of an installation directorate that consists of approximately 200 Soldiers, 175 Department of the Army Civilians, 400 contract employees and 86 emergency/support vehicles. Assists in the guarantee of mutual support from nine separate communities and numerous state and federal agencies. Advises senior command groups regarding sensitive / serious incidents and security management. Manages and supervises internal and external tasking support. Responsible for the planning and coordination of emergency response forces and security plans, utilizing vulnerability and threat assessment models, for all installation incidents and events, to include Secretary of the Army, Kentucky and Tennessee Governors, and various dignitaries.

Ramadi, Iraq

Military Advisor for the Al Anbar Police Directorate (APD) Stability Transition Team (STT) assigned primary duty as the Police Investigations Senior Advisor ultimately responsible for USF military and civilian advisors mentoring of Iraqi Investigation Divisions including the Provincial Forensics Laboratory, the Provincial K9 program, the Iraqi Police Counter-Explosives Team, Iraqi Drug Enforcement Agency, and Task Force CLEAT, Combined Law Enforcement Against Terrorism; placing special emphasis on the utilization of Law Enforcement Professionals as Subject Matter Experts while providing military oversight and mentorship in security, leadership, and management to senior-level Iraqi Police Officers in order to ensure long term success in the Al Anbar Province.

Jhq Rheindahlen, Germany

Military Police Operations Officer for the HQ, Allied Rapid Reaction Corps. While deployed on operations, coordinates the activity of multinational Military Police and Security Forces, United Nations Police, and other non-governmental organizations with the corps headquarters and operates as the Corps Provost Marshal Operations Officer. During peacetime, develops security plans and policy for the Corps in consent with the NATO Military Police Headquarters SHAPE. Responsible for the annual Corps Military Police Exercise, standardizing military police and security procedures for NATO. Develops movement plans and policy for the Corps Provost Marshal. Provides technical advice to the Corps and subordinate headquarters for EPW and detention operations. Ensures safety and security for US forces by operating as the US Force Protection and Physical Security Officer and Advisor to the US Senior National Representative.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Commander of the U.S. Army's only Airborne Division Military Police Company with a world-wide strategic response mission to deploy within 18 hours in support of the 82nd Airborne Division and XVIII Airborne Corps. Provides direct support to three Airborne Infantry Brigade Combat Teams and general support to the Division. Responsible for the training and readiness of 155 Paratrooper Company, 34 vehicle fleet, $10.7 million worth of equipment, and $90K annual budget. Detachment Commander of an MTOE Military Police Detachment providing no-notice, world-wide crisis response and garrison military police support to XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg. Maintains the combat readiness, health, welfare, morale, and discipline of four officers, 120 Soldiers, 31 Civilians, and 26 Military Working Dogs, 400 weapons and communication systems, and assorted law enforcement equipment valued in excess of $7.8 million, and manages a budget of over $288K.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Assistant Brigade Operations Officer in the Army's only Airborne Military Police Brigade supporting XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg. Responsible for planning and directing Military Police Operations in support of worldwide missions and no-notice contingency operations, training and deployments of four Military Police Battalions and four separate Military Police Companies. Forward deployed to Baghdad, Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Responsible for planning, integrating, and monitoring Military Police support in the operational area to include Detainee Operations, Military Police Operations, and Plans. Serves as a Battle Captain, and supervises the daily activity of four Military Police Battalions, 18 Military Police Companies, and a total of more than 3000 soldiers assigned to the brigade. Assists in planning and executing brigade, battalion, and company level missions while deployed in a combat zone.

Kosovo / Kandahar / Gitmo / Fort Campbell

Platoon Leader for a worldwide deployable Corps Support Military Police Company in support of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), XVIII Airborne Corps and FORSCOM. Responsible for the morale, training, health and welfare of 33 Soldiers. Ensures the readiness of three tactical squads comprising 10 Military Police teams capable of deployment in support of contingencies and operations globally as directed in Afghanistan and Cuba. Plans and Operations Officer for a Corps Military Police Battalion attached to the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and provides support to XVIII Airborne Corps and FORSCOM during war or contingency operations. Responsible for the development and organization of operational and contingency plans for Military Police Operations to be conducted by the battalion and subordinate elements. Assists the Battalion Operations Officer in the administration of the Battalion Tactical Operations Center in Kosovo; oversees the command and control of six assigned units.

Camp Casey, Korea

Platoon Leader of a Forward Support platoon in the largest and most forward deployed Military Police Company in the US Army. Responsible for the combat readiness, training, safety, morale, and welfare of 20 US Soldiers and 8 KATUSAs. Provides direct Military Police support to 2d Brigade, 2d Infantry Division during training and war, and general Military Police support to the 2d Infantry Division during peacetime. Accountable for 7 tactical vehicles, 7 MK-19 weapons systems, 14 SINCGARS radios and other MTOE equipment valued in excess of $1,000,000. Significant additional duties include Communications Officer and Budget Officer.

Ma, Business And Organizational Security Management

Bs, Biology