Director of all deployments and reintegration operations of a 500-person organization operating in 18 African and European countries to collection intelligence, drive national-level decision making, and promote regional stability in Africa

Commander of a 67-member cross-functional company that collects intelligence and builds strategic partnerships in 18 African and European countries

Principal advisor to the commander of 4,200 soldiers on intelligence and security management; designed and directed all training for 180 intelligence analysts in the organization

Consultant to the commander of a 366-person organization; provided operational risk analysis on US adversaries' intentions and actions

Manager of 33 drone pilots and mechanics; directly responsible for four aircraft conducting 24/7 surveillance and reconnaissance in southern Afghanistan

Advisor to the commander of 4,200 soldiers on the employment of all intelligence collection assets and their allocation across the battlefield

Oversaw and synchronized all intelligence operations for an elite Special Operations Task Force operating in seven countries

Chosen to participate in the United States Military Academy History Department's Normandy Staff Ride. Conducted in-depth research, gave presentations to senior military officials and foreign dignitaries, and wrote essays and responses. Presented research and analysis to the American Veterans Association in Sainte-Mère-Église, France. The staff ride was chaired by now General (Retired) Richard Clarke, the former Commander of the United States Special Operations Command (the Commandant of Cadets at the time).

Selected to participate in the USMA's inaugural Civil Rights Staff Ride through the American South. Conducted research and analysis of the Civil Rights Movement through a dynamic and interactive Civil Rights Staff Ride through nine states between May-June 2014. Produced presentations and interviews in support of the Civil Rights documentary "Beyond the Battlefields" by Jaime Sukonnik. Presented findings to the American Conference of Black Mayors in Atlanta, Georgia.