Consultant to the Department of Defense, National Security Agencies, and commercial clients. Providing high quality support on Federal Acquisitions and Performance Monitoring to clients dealing with the most challenging global security issues of today's world.Proud member of a woman-owned business with experts in nonproliferation, nuclear security, WMD policy, and intelligence.

Passionate, mature coach for triathlon and endurance sports. Works with beginner and age group competitive athletes to achieve personal bests each season. Employs virtual and hands on coaching techniques to provide the best experience possible for clients.Accomplishments•USA Triathlon Level 1 certification - 2011•Coach for Team in Training National Capital Area - 3 seasons•Training received from six-time Ironman Champion - Dave Scott

Contracting Officer’s Representative and Program Manager for the Combined Theater Analyst Vetted, Structured Relational (CT-AVRS) database. Was the largest DoD Combating Terrorism database with global participation from six Combatant Commands, budgeted at $88M over the planning cycle, employed 175 analysts and 23 software developers to track, analyze, and help target threats to the U.S. for tactical, operational, and strategic level decision makers. Lead for JITF-CT’s source selection panel for new consolidated analytic contract; provided strategic planning and acquisition support for knowledge management processes and software tools: CT Knowledge Base, Common Intelligence Picture, and database for tracking terrorist identities.

Designed and implemented KM/IP tools to protect and leverage the knowledge generated during the development of the first city in the world designed to be powered entirely by renewable energies and to produce zero net waste - Masdar City in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. Proposal Lead and Proposed Program Manager for the Biological Threat Reduction Contract for U.S. Department of Defense ($4 Billion estimated value). Proposed lead for execution of all future work and responsible for award of future Task Orders to CH2M Hill; subject matter expert, technical writer, and senior reviewer for proposal. Deputy Operations Manager (pre-mobilization phase) Program management support contract to the Presidency of Meteorology and Environmental Protection, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Acting Deputy Program Manager - Biological Threat Reduction ProgramValued at $65M per year and over $700M through the budget cycle. Executed weapons of mass destruction non-proliferation projects in six CIS countries. Major tasks included acquisition strategy development; contract development, management and oversight; inter-agency coordination within the United States government and with foreign governments at the ministerial level; budget development and fiscal management; and associated administrative actions. Managed a government team of four military (O-3 to O-5), three civil service employees, 28 support contractors, and over 70 prime contracting staff in the execution of program efforts. Project Manager - Responsible for management, evaluation, and implementation of Threat Reduction projects in the Republic of Georgia. Tasks included the budgeting, contract management, and execution of a $200 Million capacity building program that included weapons elimination, security and safety enhancements, scientific partnerships, and construction of a disease surveillance system for detecting bioterrorism agents in both humans and animals populations. Successfully led a team of over 50 contractors in the design, development, and initial proof of concept. Routinely interfaced with the Minister of Health, Agriculture, Defense, and Economy, or their delegates, to successfully develop a concept of operations for Georgia's new Threat Agent Detection and Response system. Deputy Project Manager - High-profile pathogen destruction operation at former biological testing facility in Uzbekistan’s Aral Sea. Assisted in the development of an integrating contract for the destruction of weaponized pathogens. Deployed to remote and austere location, Vozrozhdeniye Island, with over 100 personnel (USG, Contractors, and local laborers) to safely destroy over 200 metric tons of buried anthrax.