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West Bend, Wisconsin, United States

This role is responsible for leading a field and home office (9 remote employees, 2 local) based operations team focused on improving and building successful firearms and self defense training business operations with Official Partners and Independent Instructors founded in US Concealed Carry Association curriculum and training programs. They are responsible for managing internal and external resources, leveraging their teams to drive usage of US Concealed Carry Association training programs and products with external partners, developing and implementing operational plans that improve our standing as a leader in the firearms and self-defense training industry while also improving profitability, and ensuring that procedures are carried out correctly. Additionally, they regularly evaluate organizational efficiency and make necessary changes to maximize productivity in order to continue to drive results. The role also requires training counselor level certification in the Concealed Carry and Home Defense Fundamentals, Defensive Pistol Program, and AR-15 Fundamentals curriculum. This allows for episodic teaching of both end-user and instructor certification classes in all USCCA curriculum.

West Bend, Wisconsin, United States

This position will be responsible for coordinating USCCA hosted classes and Official Partner certification classes, supporting the TC Coordinator and Coordinator of Quality & Conduct as needed, developing new processes and procedures for new curriculum launches and executing projects as assigned by the Training Operations Manager. This position will also communicate the voice of the customer and Official Partner Ranges to the Training Division leadership team.

Greater Milwaukee Area

Early shift patrol officer, responded to a variety of calls for service in both residential and commercial areas. Frequently commended in writing for positive community involvement and for leading the shift in self initiated activity. Selected as an acting shift leader (ASL), responsible for supervision in absence of the patrol sergeant. Attended several career enhancing courses including Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT), Crisis Intervention Training (CIT), and Basic Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT).

Fort Campbell, Kentucky

Regiment level special warfare liaison officer tasked with coordinating helicopter and unmanned aerial systems support to Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy special operations forces. Serves as the regiment operations officer's primary advisor and ground force liaison on all aviation training exercises in support of the US Special Operations Command. Duties also include the coordination of air-to-air refueling aircraft and naval vessels for regiment training events and new aircraft fielding initiatives. At all times, responsible for maintaining proficiency as a MH-47G Chinook pilot-in-command and instructor pilot.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky

Fully mission qualified MH-47G Chinook pilot in command, responsible for a crew of at least six personnel. Deployed on short notice to support joint service contingency operations worldwide. Responsible for conducting crisis action planning and safe, on time execution of joint, multi-aircraft, long range special operations missions in all environments. Also, an instructor pilot responsible for continuation training and scheduled evaluations of approximately twenty aviators on their operation of the MH-47G Chinook.

Storck Barracks, Illesheim, Germany

AH-64D Apache Longbow standardization instructor pilot and pilot in command, forward deployed to Germany. Deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom (Balad and Basrah) from June 2007 to September 2008 during this time.C Troop, 6/6 Cavalry RegimentA Company, 2/159th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion

Fort Liberty (Bragg), North Carolina

AH-64A Apache pilot in command and tactical operations officer. Deployed to Operation Enduring Freedom (Bagram AB, Afghanistan) from November 2002 to August 2003 during this time. Attended Airborne School at Fort Benning, Georgia in June 2001 enroute to this assignment.C Company, 3/229th Attack Helicopter Battalion (ABN)C Company, 3/82nd Aviation Brigade (ABN)

Camp Eagle, Wonju, South Korea

AH-64A Apache pilot forward deployed to the Republic of Korea. Additional duties included communications security officer and night vision goggle officer. Also worked as an underwater egress (dunker) instructor, training aircrews on how to escape submerged aircraft.A Troop, 1/6 Cavalry Regiment

Fort Novosel (Rucker), Alabama

Attended the Warrant Officer Candidate School (WOCS) and then the Army's Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Course. Follow on courses included the AH-64A Apache Aircraft Qualification Course (AQC) and the Aviation Life Support Equipment (ALSE) Course. B Company, 1/145th Aviation Regiment

Fort Johnson (Polk), Louisiana

Initial enlistment in the US Army as a 19D / armored reconnaissance specialist / cavalry scout. Attended one station unit training (OSUT) at Fort Knox, Kentucky prior to arrival, graduating with honors and entering the Excellence in Armor Program.B Troop, 1/2 Armored Cavalry Regiment

Bachelor'S Degree, Aeronautics, Cum Laude

Graduate

CH-47F Chinook Instructor Pilot Course, Warrant Officer Staff Course, Tactical Operations Officer Course.

High School

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society, German National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students.