Directs and manages the public affairs program for the Army Center of Military History. Develops, synchronizes and coordinates social media and web site strategy and content within CMH. Liaison with all DoD and civilian public affairs offices and news media outlets.

A Colonel in the Army Reserve. Researches and collects military documents; prepares written papers and provides lectures and educational instruction on all aspects of the military history of the U.S. Army. Serves as the focal point for the social media awareness program for the U.S. Army Center of Military History (CMH). Provides public affairs guidance to the director of CMH.

Performs as an actor and on camera host for film and TV projects. Leverages more than 34 years in the Army to serve as a military technical advisor for films and TV productions; conducts military analysis for TV and radio news media outlets. Develops TV and film projects, serves as a producer and screenwriter.

Managed the day to day operation of the world-famous Universal Studios Hollywood Backlot Studio Tour. -Developed and managed processes and procedures for all three departments within the Studio Tour resulting in improved operational flow of vehicles and guest throughput.-Created a professional development program for the management team and a leadership apprentice program for junior team members.-Provided operational and logistical planning and support for the opening of a new attraction, "Fast & Furious Supercharged" in June 2015.-Selected as "Manager of the Quarter" second quarter 2015.

A Colonel in the Army Reserve, assigned to the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs, U.S. Army. Planned, coordinated and managed special programs and community outreach activities; and advised the Chief of Public Affairs on all media related activities.

-Primary Army ROTC instructor for all senior ROTC Cadets-Taught the University American Military History course-Managed all ROTC Battlaion staff personnel and actions

-Supervised theme park entertainment operations and special events including three live shows, street performers and Halloween Horror Nights-Managed department personnel including performers, show crew, technicians and administrative assistants-Stage managed three live shows including cast, crew and production

-Commanded a 27 person broadcast operations detachment conducting military journalism through TV and Radio operations to support the Defense Media Activity and American Forces Networks world-wide.-Deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom from May 2009-March 2010 as Commander of the American Forces Network-Iraq in Baghdad. Managed the TV and Radio broadcast operations, supervised all Press Conferences in the Green Zone; created and produced numerous commercials, PSA's and a TV lifestyles program for the Pentagon Channel and AFN Networks world-wide.

Served as an Army public Affairs Officer in numerous capacities in the U.S. Army Reserve. -As Chief of the TV and Briefing section, developed numerous command information videos for the 77th ARCOM. Conducted media training for Army leaders on messaging, media interviews and press conference techniques.-Served as deputy spokesperson and escort officer during Operation Provide Refuge at Fort Dix, N.J. from May-July 1999-Led overseas PA team increments to provide media support for the Korean War 50th Commemoration in Seoul, South Korea in 2000 and 2001; served as the video and print chief for support to Exercise Bright Star in October-November 2001; served as the increment commander for Exercise New Horizons in El Salvador in March-April 2006.-Deployed to Guantanamo Bay Cuba in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and the Chief of Media Operations and senior Spokesman for the Detention Operations from April-September 2002-Deployed again to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba as the Director of the Joint Information Bureau and Deputy Spokesman for the Military Commissions from October 2004-April 2005.-Served as the unit Executive Officer from 2002-2005.-Served as a liaison to the entertainment industry while attached to the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs-Los Angeles from 2004-2006

-Planned, coordinated and supervised stadium activities and events for pre-game and in game activities; supervised a team of 10 personnel-Stage managed post-season field activities for the 1999 and 2000 playoff's and the 2000 World Series-Wrote and produced video features including the Mr. Met Adventure Series and the Mr. Met for President series.-Performed as Mr. Met, the team mascot at home games and appearances