Chef for den danske Movement Control Enhed (MOVCON)MOVCON er ansvarlig for at oprette og drive terminaler ved strategisk transport i forbindelse med deployering og re-deployering af styrker.

Responsible for implementing a new quality management system within the Danish Movement Control Unit.Main focus was to establish a culture that shares knowledge and continuously improve SOP in order to creat and maintain best practice.Secondly to evaluate mission readiness of the unit.

Movement and Transportation planner at JMTO planning section.Responsible for planning deployments, sustainment and redeployments of the Danish military.

Planning and resource sectionResponsible for planning, budgeting and controlling the annual budgetResponsible for preparing strategies, provisions and policy within the organisation to approval

Second in command at Danish MOVCON unit.Immediate superior of the four sections enabling support for MOVCON operational control teams.Responsible for the following areas within MOVCON:EconomyEducationLogisticsadministration

Responsible for preparing, ordering and deploying Movement Control Units in support of Danish military missions around the globe.

Reception officer, Joint Movement and transportation Organization, Air base Karup.The Danish Defense agency for strategic transport. Present function – reception platoon leader.Immediate superior for 18 employees. Providing terminal capacity for the Danish military.Main functions:• Planning, execution and control of the platoons task perfomance.• Academic and personal development of employee skills.• Administration – manage working hours, acquire and maintain necessary qualifications etc.• General management of the unit in cooperation with the CO and 2IC.

Redeployment of ISAF equipment.Multimodal transport via transit zone in UAE. Wash down and certification of cargo going to Denmark.

Commanding officer at Bilbao port during exercise Trident Juncture 2015. The biggest NATO exercise since 2002.The port were the access point into Spain for eight of the participating countries and all their cargo.Approximately 1400 vehicles and 400 containers was processed and registered before leaving the terminal. Multinational working environment where U.S, Polish, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Belgian and Danish soldiers were under my command.