City Manager of military community responsible for the leadership, vision, base operations and facility support services for the second oldest installation in the Army’s inventory and home of the world-renown U.S. Army War College. Leads a staff of over 650 military, civilian and contractor personnel at historic 450-acre military installation, integrating 11 tenant organizations’ activities including privatized housing and lodging partners to support the readiness of the Army. Leads local community outreach efforts and builds relationships with public and private organizations.• Managed over 150 support services and led 12 teams comprised of 650 employees specialized in human resources, family programs, child/youth care and activities, planning, training and physical security, police/guard/fire departments, emergency and safety services, and equal employment opportunity, increasing staff cohesion, cross-training and collaboration.• Maintained critical public works infrastructure and more than 100 facilities supporting 1,700 employees developing modernization plans, prioritizing maintenance projects and integrating sustainable activities and creative services with an annual operating budget over $40M. • Commended by the Army’s premier leader in installation management for providing exceptional military base services at senior level, high visibility post supporting over 3K visitors daily.• Improved information delivery and attendance by 35% to over 50K military retirees and beneficiaries through one of the Army’s largest and most successful retiree appreciation events. • Achieved 100% protection of property and personnel at Army’s historic and most strategic 450 acres, home of the world-renown Army War College, developing executive level military leaders.

Intelligence and lead Canada Planner responsible for development, coordination, and integration of all U.S. mid- and long-range military to military activities and combined training opportunities with partner nation security forces and corresponding U.S. Government agencies to set conditions for a land-domain North American cooperative defense. Ensured unit plans were nested with U.S. National and higher headquarters strategies. Developed plans that enhanced the interdependence of U.S. and partner nation forces through interoperable and integration activities with Mexico and Canada. Developed products to help inform Commanding General and Staff of future cooperation activities in North America.• Awarded for developing and integrating military activities and combined training opportunities among U.S. and Canadian security forces improving North American defense capabilities.• Prepared written reports and delivered presentations to inform executive leaders and staff of future security cooperation activities supporting U.S. Forces.• Commended for challenging assumptions and applying past lessons to revise vague strategy into detailed country estimates that recommended progressive activities and sound objectives.• Coached, developed and empowered team to develop products that had lasting value and purpose.

Deputy Chief of Intelligence Operations responsible for intelligence analysis and assessment focused on counter-terrorism efforts throughout the Pacific. Managed intelligence production and dissemination supporting current and future operations. Led J2 Joint Operations Center 24/7 Intelligence activities and no-notice contingencies reportable to primary J3 operations officer. Deployed as required during Pacific Command-directed activities and conducted intelligence-related expert exchanges and training events with partner nations. Maintained liaison and coordination with higher headquarters and subordinate units on all operational and intelligence matters. Ensured all-source intelligence collection, analysis, production and dissemination was coordinated. Maintained Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines intelligence watch desk for primary J2 intelligence officer.• Commended by Commanding General for leadership, intelligence analysis and products that integrated multiple intelligence disciplines into high confidence and cohesive common picture of predictable adversary activity.• Led unit’s premier intelligence-driven exercise as primary operations officer assigned at multiple locations overseas to train and assist partner nation intelligence sections produce reliable intelligence, which resulted in Joint Service Commendation Medal awarded by Commanding General.• Provided exceptional oral and written reports that assured senior leaders received accurate updates that helped lead to proactive decisions on unit movements and equipment delivery.

Senior Intelligence Officer of Theater Engineer Brigade responsible for satisfying intelligence requirements, providing indications and warnings, supporting force protection, and performing Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield, situation and target development and battle damage assessment. Supervised planning and execution of tactical intelligence orders and training in combat and garrison to ensure integration of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets. Brigade Commander’s advisor and expert on adversary doctrine, capabilities and counter-insurgency. Executed all brigade security programs, conducted intelligence briefings, and coordinated red-team support for brigade training. Maintained brigade’s classified processes.• Creatively applied regulatory guidance to effectively analyze threats in Iraq. Awarded for developing force protection strategies to solve problems and predict enemy behavior. Developed tools, lessons and best practices that were shared with multiple units.• Commended as the senior intelligence director in Iraq, coordinating information collection activities, providing indications and warnings, supporting force protection, and forecasting adversary activities to support target development opportunities. • Prepared written reports and delivered presentations to inform executive leaders and staff of future security operation activities supporting U.S. military forces.• While deployed overseas, improved security and force protection tracking measures, which included assessing vulnerability areas and recommending effective mitigation procedures to increase troop and equipment safety in combat environments.• Researched sources of threat finance and coordinated with other government agencies that resulted in limited adversary capabilities to extort and finance attacks against U.S. and Iraqi Forces.

Operations Officer and Adjutant for Battle Command Training Program responsible for planning, coordinating, resourcing, and monitoring milestones for division and corps mission rehearsal and warfighter exercises involving approximately 1K military personnel, civilians and contractors, managing $3M worth of equipment with worldwide deployments. Conducted planning conferences and site surveys to coordinate use of battle simulation facilities and logistical support. Acted as shift supervisor during conduct of exercise and activities. As Executive Assistance/Adjutant, managed officer and non-commissioned officer administration (evaluations, awards, travel requirements) for 70 personnel. Served as unit Security Manager, Drug Analysis Prevention Leader and credit card approving official.

Company Commander and Student Support Chief/Operations Chief responsible for all U.S. Army sustainment functions supporting the mission. Managed personnel administration center comprising 30 personnel supporting 200 Initial Entry Training Soldiers and responsible for the health and welfare of 2,600 international military officers and civilians annually representing 115 countries. Supervised and counseled 16 direct reports and provided 24/7 non-academic support quality of life desk for students and staff. Managed unit’s disciplinary program conducting evaluation boards for Senior Commander’s recommendations. Performed outreach with base and community law enforcement and civilian counterparts.

Operations Supervisor at seasonal entertainment park, responsible for training and customer service for an average of 60 employees per department. Developed shift schedules and coordinated with multiple departments to deliver the right services at the right time and place to support an average of 10K guests per day. Executed duties as trout pond project leader, facilities and supply manager, traffic, parking and guest services supervisor, stadiums and area cleaning supervisor, and children’s activity center supervisor.• Earned “Charlie Hustle” award for diligence of duties, successfully overseeing safety and well-being of employees and guests throughout a 100-acre entertainment park that served an average 10K customers daily.• Assisted landscaping department prepare for park openings for two seasons and conducted post-season winterization details with operations department for five seasons.• Achieved multiple performance awards for guest assistance and earned supervisor position in Sea World Operations Department scheduling and leading over 60 associates managing children’s center, stadiums operations, custodial services, traffic control and guest relations.