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San Antonio, Tx, Us

San Antonio, Tx, Us

San Antonio, Tx, Us

Leads a public-private partnership, CyberSecurity San Antonio (CSSAtx), between the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the City of San Antonio charged with convening, connecting, and branding the area's cybersecurity ecosystem.

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Develops processes, methodologies, models, and communication tools that will enable DoD to achieve Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) Superiority and EMS control across all operational domains (air, ground, maritime, space, and cyber) and operational functions. Leads a team that provides Joint Force Commander (JFC) elements and Service units the authoritative technical and operational information required to achieve EMS superiority and conduct EMS operations.

Washington, Dc, Us

Serves as one of two Alumni on the Elliott School of International Affairs Committee tasked to search for the next dean of the school. With the departure of Dean Reuben Brigety II, the committee will search for the next leader of the top-ten international affairs school located in the heart of Washington, DC.

Ft. Meade, Md, Us

Served as the deputy chief of the South and Central Asia Division at the National Security Agency. Directs recruiting, retention, development, and talent management programs. Leads Agency support to US and NATO forces in Afghanistan. Served at the senior ranking military officer in the Office of the Near East, South and Central Asia, and Africa with responsibilities for the placement of military officers within the organization. • Integrated cyber and signals intelligence to support dynamic requests from policymakers and combat leaders in Afghanistan – achieving results and earning praise from customers and NSA leaders• Developed revolutionary military officer placement framework adopted by sister organizations, leading to an overall increase of 50% in military officer supporting placement from the military services

Ft. Meade, Md, Us

Developed a comprehensive plan for a critical agency mission over the next five years aimed at ensuring intelligence superiority against a sophisticated adversary. Built the governance and decision-making process from scratch, recruiting NSA senior executives to join a nascent effort and provide subject matter experts and project officers from their organizations. Built a team of over 100 people across the NSA enterprise to assess current operations and project future challenges. Hailed as an example for other priority missions to emulate with high quality products, maximum inclusion, and transparent decision-making processes.

Preferred instructor and lecturer at the National Intelligence University’s National Security Agency campus. Highly-rated by both students and peers, guides students through core curriculum and prepares them for demanding thesis research. • Leads classes on intelligence support to strategy, intelligence analysis, and international affairs; Qualified to teach classes in intelligence collection and research methods• Sought-out by students for coaching and instruction; awarded three certificates of achievement

Led a signals intelligence organization of military, foreign military, civilian, and contract personnel during a six-month deployment to Afghanistan. Directed intelligence processing, exploitation, analysis, and dissemination for US, NATO, and partner forces in ground combat. • Redesigned signals analysis and collection in country and increased reporting by almost 100%.• Supported cyber operations with crucial intelligence, enabling critical combat operations • Advised leaders on how to better enable cyber operations through fused intelligence during an increase in support from both US Cyber Command and the National Security Agency

Ft. Meade, Md, Us

Recruited to join the Commander’s Action Group, a NSA-USCYBERCOM internal think tank supports the Director of the National Security Agency and Commander of United States Cyber Command in his dual roles. Assessed and edited several Office of the Secretary of Defense Cyber-related policies in draft coordination to include the groundbreaking persistent engagement policy adopted by the White House in 2018. Was the primary author of the review and revisions of multiple fellowship programs for civilians and military personnel in both organizations. Led the effort to review and reorganize USCYBERCOM readiness reporting to support the recent elevation to a combatant command and determine solutions to continued readiness challenges.

Ft. Meade, Md, Us

Assigned as a deputy section chief of a select team supporting the Defeat ISIS campaign at the National Security Agency. Led a combined civilian and military team of over eighty intelligence analysts supporting national decision makers and commanders on the ground.

Ft. Meade, Md, Us

Selected to be a fellow in the office of the NSA Director for one year. Toured the agency during a period of reorganization and provided valuable feedback to senior leaders on appropriate in-stride adjustments to enable the workforce to provide world-class intelligence products and support.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Selected to serve as the deputy brigade commander of the 525th Military Intelligence Brigade, a 1500-Soldier unit, during an intense period of transition from a battlefield surveillance brigade to an expeditionary military intelligence brigade. Successful in jump-starting a stalled transformation and begin to train collectors for their wartime mission. Worked with key stakeholders across Fort Bragg and throughout Army Forces Command to provide real-time intelligence support to deployed forces from the continental United States and overseas. Managed a budget of over $40 million annually and led a fundamental transformation of the unit structure, manning, and mission.• Paved the way for other units in the Army to transform as lead for the first unit to make the transition to new composition and mission, receiving accolades from Army senior intel leaders• Worked with groundbreaking tactical cyber operations and intelligence support to tactical cyber efforts, assisting with writing doctrine, manning changes, and field testing equipment• Recognized as an expert intelligence trainer and coached other leaders to become better themselves and in guiding others; authored articles in professional journals

Seoul, Apo, Kr

Served as the chief of a 75-person ground analysis team in the USFK J2. Responsible for briefing the USFK J2 daily on DPRK ground activity using analysis and products from three geographically separated component analysis sections. Produced special products for the commander, USFK as required. Also served as the deputy fusion chief in the all-source analysis division within the J2, leading the afternoon shift. Directly briefed the Commander, USFK on multiple occasions during heightened tensions as the fusion chief. Served as the J2 lead briefer, highlights include briefings to over 50 US and ROK general officers, briefing to UN Command members Ambassadors, and daily intelligence briefings to the Commander and key staff. Participated at analyst exchanges with US Embassy staff, FVEY member analysts and diplomatic staff, EU analysts, among others. Additional duties included travelling with the Commander, USFK when off peninsula on travel to DC, INDOPACOM Headquarters, Japan, and other locations. Prepared the Commander’s black book when on travel in coordination with USFK J2. Successfully prepared the Commander for a two-day classified congressional testimony.

Seoul, Apo, Kr

Served as the chief of targeting for the J3 in the Joint Fires Cell. Led a comprehensive review of all DPRK targets, coordinating with IC agencies and USINDOPACOM, resulting in an updated approach using new data and techniques. Led the Joint Targeting Coordination Board for the command and integrated several working groups and offices in the targeting process that had never participated, but added tremendously to the quality and accuracy of information provided senior generals. Provided regular one-on-one updates to the J3. Incorporated Cyber options in joint targeting considerations as doctrine was still emerging. Used innovated practices to use cyber options in cooperation with lethal and non-lethal fires to reinforce effects and enhance operational results. Awarded the Republic of Korea Commendation Medal for efforts supporting ROK partners and the Combined Forces Command mission.

Instructor for the University of Phoenix MBA program capstone course: Strategic Business Management in 2013. Facilitates the Organizational Leadership course in the same program. All classes are in the classroom at the University of Phoenix Seoul, South Korea campus located at Yongsan Army Garrison in Seoul. Students include US military, Republic of Korea (ROK) Military, American civilian government employees, contractors, civilians, ROK government contractors and civilians.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Public Policy And Administration

Mssi, Strategic Intelligence

Mpa, Public Policy

Mba, International Business

Ba, International Affairs