• Directed the management, training, quality of life, and adherence to regulations throughout 9 – 29-day training programs graduating over 2,841 students with a 95% graduation rate• Supervised hundreds of training hours of cross training to 64 staff members and 2,841 of entry-level employees, in a fast paced, physically and mentally difficult training environment • Led, coordinated, and facilitated administrative support required for 64 Senior Staff members and 2,841 students to include financial fitness, physical fitness, leave management, and daily accountability• Facilitated and supervised personal and professional development of over 2,841, Marines; resulted in 15 Marines being selected for promotion, and over 100 personal awards presented to Marines in my command• Provided guidance and leadership on accountability of equipment and personnel issues such as administrative items including orders/directives, pay, promotions and evaluation

• Oversaw the recruitment, volunteerism, and assignment of 350 volunteers for a human research experiment that gathered scientific data on physical and mental performance in a controlled training environment• Monitored and mentored 36 combat junior volunteers through vigorous training exercises over a 10-month period that included hazardous training across the nation• Ensured that specific training and scientific protocol was followed, maintained, and upheld according to regulations and policies set forth from superiors and executive leaders• Supervised the execution of 230 hours of live fire demolition ranges and 54 conditioning marches covering 250 miles resulting in zero safety accidents • Served as an Ombudsman for more than 350 employees in multiple training areas; ensured that volunteer employees were not coerced, and that training is not manipulated, so as to not affect the scientific data collected

• Served as the Subject Matter Expert concerning environmental compliance and management for an organization containing more than 9,500 employees. Specialized in hazardous material and waste management and disposal, resource conservation and recovery, air quality management, solid waste, pollution abatement, and recyclable materials. • Acted as the direct liaison to multiple installation agencies; supervised and assisted subordinate organizations during 63 annual environmental evaluations resulting in a 15% reduction in findings and discrepancies• Established a quarterly inspection schedule, conducting 161 personal inspections on 20 subordinate organizations over a three-year period ensuring environmental policies and regulations at all levels are strictly adhered to which resulted in over 1M pounds of hazardous material and waste disposed of properly• Developed, wrote, and maintained an organizational level Environmental Compliance regulation; established, led, and organized a single stream recycling initiative that resulted in over 63,814 pounds of recyclable materials recovered• Approved and tracked over 100 Request for Environmental Impact Review (REIR) for construction projects and field exercises within the organization.• Identified risks and hazards to the environment resulting in zero high risk hazardous material spills or contamination within the organization• Selected as a member of the CEO’s Readiness Inspection team for environmental compliance, recycling and suicide Prevention over a 2-year period

• Was screened, selected and completed a physically and mentally demanding 3-month leadership school, where the completion rate was 50%• Served as a Drill Instructor, Senior Drill Instructor and Chief Drill Instructor in a high pace, stressful training environment producing 1200+ United States Marines • Completed seven 3-month training cycles over a 2-year period while working in teams of 3-4 peers with up to 92 junior employees during each cycle• Selected to serve in a premier leadership school as an instructor above peers and directly responsible for the mentoring, training, and evaluating of peers during four 3-month classes in a 1-year period • Managed the physical training and basic lifesaving equipment and gear totaling over $100K in assets