Jeffrey Barta Email & Phone Number

Washington Navy Yard, Dc

I provide support and oversight to the nine official Navy Museums.They serve as a focal point of Navy-owned and operated history and heritage exhibits.Some of the tasks I perform include: Provide and project persistent Navy presence regionally. Achieve and sustain a network of American Alliance of Museums accredited Navy museums. Supervise and provide guidance to the Navy Museum System in the execution of current NHHC policy and priorities as established by the Director, NHHC and act as liaison between museums and other NHHC Divisions.Direct, acquire, consolidate, update, and coordinate data for the Navy Museum system in preparation for multiple requests for information from the American Public, Navy Leadership and National Leadership. Establish the program objectives memorandum (POM) process for the consolidated submission of the Navy Museum System in the Navy budget process. Provide central tasking and tracking for coordination and synchronization of responses to actions assigned to the Navy Museum System.Provide top level supervisory support for all museum employees.Establish requirements for civilian positions within the Navy Museum System and ensure the proper selection and detailing of personnel to and within the system. Provide financial oversight to include emergent requirements, contractor support, travel and training.Coordinate with Museum Directors to insure host-tenant agreements and base operating support are adequate to meet mission and conduct annual Museum Director’s Meeting.Coordinate gift acceptance by museumsfor artifact donation and tracking of gifts of cash and services from non-government organizations including the museum’s supporting foundations.In coordination with the Communication and Outreach Division, produces monthly report of museum activities and data sets for use by Director, NHHC and annual Command Operations Report for Senior Navy Leadership.

As Chief of Staff, I am responsible for the day to day administration of a nationwide enterprise of over 400 Federal Employees and Active Duty Navy personnel in the running of our 10 museums, the Navy Archives, the Navy Department Library, Underwater Archeology and all cultural artifacts, including art, photographs and historic artifacts and relics.As Operations Officer I am responsible for six work centers that perform the following tasks: Develops and implements human capital strategies and programs to ensure optimization of human resources.Promotes and supports all aspects of the Equal Employment Opportunity Program.Administers,the Drug-Free Workplace Program for civilian employees and the Drug & Alcohol Program for military personnel.Interprets and applies the Uniform Code of Military Justice and other military laws and regulations.Provides and administers a Command Evaluation Program for independent and objective evaluations of all command activitiesEffectively controls financial operations in the areas of budgeting, accounting, auditing, statistical reporting, and programming/planning for resource requirements.Procures and maintains information management systems and information technologies necessary to perform all Command missions in accordance with applicable Department of Defense (DoD) and DON guidance and requirements.Ensures compliance with applicable environmental, occupational health, and safety laws and regulations.Coordinates and implements all aspects of physical and personnel security programs.Provides administrative services in the areas of payroll, travel, training, and related services.Responds to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests and congressional and public inquiries.Provides Command Inspector General services.Coordinates with NHHC staff in the development of all contracts and contractor support.

Military Operational Art And Science/Studies

Military Operational Art And Science/Studies

Master'S Degree, International/Global Studies

Emphasis on US/Soviet relations and history

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), History- Viet Nam War