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Huntsville, Alabama

Huntsville, Alabama Area

Directly responsible for all aspects of multiple, simultaneous, high risk projects with a total value in excess of $150 Million in support of the AMRDEC Prototype Integration Facility (PIF). Overall duties include proactively managing projects to ensure all cost, schedule, and performance metrics and Scope of Work (SOW) requirements are met. Identifying risks and implement strategies to mitigate those risks, and interfacing with customers on a daily basis. Determine resource requirements and maintain a competent project staff. Coach, mentor and motivate five separate project teams consisting of 70+ team members and sub-contractors. Identify and resolve programmatic issues and conflicts within project teams. Initiate internal shop and quality assurance procedures in accordance with ISO 9000 requirements and the PIF Quality Program. Maintain relations with customer base to ensure expectations are being met and market company capabilities for potential future opportunities.

Huntsville, Alabama Area

Directly responsible for all aspects of multiple, simultaneous, high risk projects with a total value in excess of $75 Million in support of the AMRDEC Prototype Integration Facility (PIF). Overall duties include proactively managing projects to ensure all cost, schedule, and performance metrics and Scope of Work (SOW) requirements are met. Identifying risks and implement strategies to mitigate those risks, and interfacing with customers on a daily basis. Development and submission of required contract deliverables (CDRLs) including but not limited to test plans, training materials, status reports and Integrated Master Schedules (IMS). Coordinate project network data, schedules, and engineering activities. Determine resource requirements and maintain a competent project staff. Coach, mentor and motivate 15 project team members and sub-contractors. Chair all meetings including, Internal Progress reviews (IPR), Program Progress Reviews (PPR), Preliminary Drawing Reviews (PDR) and Critical Design Reviews (CDR). Complete Estimates to Complete (ETC), Estimates at Completion (EAC), Rough Order of Magnitudes (ROM), and write Order of Execution Plans (OEP) in response to Task Order Request for Proposal (TORFP). Maintain relations with customer base to ensure expectations are being met and market company capabilities for potential future opportunities. • Largest project valued in excess of $60 Million• Managed all types of contracts (CPFF, FFP, and NTE)• Repeatedly asked for by name to manage projects• Past performance directly responsible for more than $7 Million in follow-on work

Redstone Arsenal, Al

Served as the Project Manager for the Ordnance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School (OMEMS) related Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) move. Responsible for the planning, programming, and executing the movement of more than 33,000 items, weighing 9.4 million pounds valued at over $300 million dollars across eight departments and three different installations. Coordinated the arrival of equipment and the availability dates of facilities at the gaining installation as well as the subsequent close out of all facilities at Redstone Arsenal.• Managed the logistics and transportation requirements of more than 350 loads, executed by 5 different carriers• Coordinated and managed the execution of seven contracts in excess of $10 million• Established project milestones and coordinated the project execution across multiple agencies and organizations to ensure all are met• Evaluated and identified trends requiring corrective actions and implemented those actions• Prepared and briefed project status updates to all command levels

Shape, Belgium

Served as the Non-Commissioned Officer in charge of the Supreme Allied Commander, Europe/Commander, U.S. European Command (SACEUR/CDRUSEUCOM) Communications Team providing worldwide command and control, communication, computers and intelligence (C4I) support while both deployed and at home station.• Personally selected by the SACEUR, General Craddock and subsequent to his retirement by ADM Stavridis• Managed a 24 person team providing the SACUER 24/7, 365 worldwide C4I support across multiple platforms including JWICS, SIPR, NIPR, SATCOM, and STE• Managed an annual equipment and travel budget in excess of $900,000, established a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) which allowed for a 15% decrease in expenditures while increasing overall team capabilities• Developed and instituted a training program for both the travel and base station teams which decreased certification time by 25% and established cross training guidelines to overcome a 50% manning shortfall• Deployed team members on average of 200 missions/year spanning over 300 days/year to 28 different countries• Designed and fielded the first small package deployable TS/SCI capable Video Teleconferencing system (VTC) utilizing both commercial off the shelf (COTS) and government off the shelf (GOTS) equipment• Established a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the deployment and use of TS/SCI equipment and COMSEC outside of a SCIF; used as an example for Executive level communications teams DOD wide

59Th Ordnance Brigade

Directed the operations and administration for the Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC) for the Ordnance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School (OMEMS). Trained U.S., multinational military and law enforcement (state, local, and federal) personnel. Responsible for the logistics, human resources, staff development, risk assessment and safety of the school’s headquarters.• Managed and oversaw the daily operations of 224 Soldiers, 162 Government civilians, and 123 contract employees• Ensured the readiness and quality of instructors who trained over 4,100 personnel annually• Established a Family Readiness Group to ensure deployed service member’s families were prepared and taken care of throughout deployment• Established lean processes within the organization in all areas including funding, training, projections, and readiness reviews

Redstone Arsenal, Al

Performed career development and lifecycle management functions for 19 missile system maintenance and ammunition supply military occupational specialties (MOS) including Patriot, TOW, MLRS, HIMARS, Javelin, and Integrated Family of Test Equipment (IFTE) and Next Generation Army Test System (NGATS) consisting of more than 17,500 Soldiers.• Developed and implemented plans to merge career fields for superior maintenance results while enhancing promotion potential and decreasing overall costs• Briefed and advised the Chief of Ordnance on all personnel and equipment authorization requirements for enlisted Ordnance Soldiers• Conducted unit site visits for data collection and analysis of supply, maintenance and major force structure issues • Researched, developed, and wrote personnel management policies and doctrine utilizing numerous databases including FMSWeb, and EDAS• Developed plans for the fielding of many new systems including Counter Rocket, Artillery and Mortar (C-RAM), Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS), and Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS)

Dexheim, Germany

Responsible for the planning, coordination, supervision, and the daily production of direct support, supply and maintenance operations with the organization. Managed the processes and inputs of critical and detailed data for all classes of supply and direct support maintenance work loads associated with the readiness of the Division’s Separate Battalions.• Recognized by the Army G4, LTG Dunwoody, for logistical excellence while working to rid the Division of excess property resulting in over $6 million in savings• Planned and executed the short notice deployment of two water purification teams in support of earthquake disaster relief in Pakistan• Planned and executed the unit’s first ever German/American Fest; raising over $15,000 for the Family Readiness Group

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Project Management

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Management