• Senior executive advisor to the Commanding General, overseeing protection operations across 104 Army installations worldwide. • Develops, recommends, and implements comprehensive policies for law enforcement, physical security, and emergency management. • Ensures seamless integration of protection processes to safeguard U.S. Army Soldiers, Family Members, Civilians, and assets globally. • Responsible for creating enterprise-level solutions for Army protection programs. • Manages a significant portfolio valued at $1 billion.

• Interned in the Office of Integrated Security, advising the Vice President of Security on strategic planning. • Contributed to establishing short-, mid-, and long-term goals for the Integrated Security office to align with company vision. • Participated in tabletop exercises with the business continuity team to enhance organizational preparedness. • Collaborated with the physical security team to develop and refine standard operating procedures for operational efficiency. • Engaged in cross-functional initiatives to integrate security measures and promote a culture of safety and resilience.

• Served as Corps Protection Director (G34) and Corps Provost Marshal, advising the Commanding General on security matters, including CBRN threats and military police operations. • Managed responsibilities in anti-terrorism, force protection, physical security, emergency management, and operations security. • Oversaw coordination and integration of protection capabilities within the Army Protection Program to support Corps exercises and deployments. • Directed Military Police personnel at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), ensuring effective personnel management to meet mission requirements. • Led a dedicated team of 18 personnel in the Protection office, fostering a culture of excellence through focused training and professional development.

• Chief of Future Operations (G35) for a deployable Corps Headquarters under USINDOPACOM, executing joint and coalition operations. • Created an innovative operational environment while leading planners for mid-term operations and exercises. • Managed real-world mission planning and crisis action planning to optimize Corps operations in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. • Focused on initiatives like the Multi-Domain Operations Pilot Program and treaty commitments with allies in the region. • Mentored junior officers and led a Future Operations team of 10 U.S. officers and one Australian Army Exchange Officer to enhance multinational effectiveness.

• Served as Corps Protection Director (G34) and Corps Provost Marshal, advising the Commanding General on security aspects, including Air and Missile Defense and CBRN threats. • Oversaw anti-terrorism and force protection efforts, physical security measures, military police functions, emergency management protocols, and operations security practices. • Coordinated and integrated protection capabilities within the Army Protection Program and Protection Warfighting Function to enhance support for Corps exercises, deployments, and OPLANs. • Managed military police talent at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), ensuring optimal personnel alignment with mission needs. • Led and developed a proficient Protection and Corps Provost Marshal staff of 18 personnel, promoting a culture of excellence through comprehensive training and professional development initiatives.

• Served as Senior Military Police Advisor to the Commander of the United Nations Command, ROK/US Combined Forces Command, and United States Forces Korea, providing strategic recommendations for military police deployment in a multinational operational environment. • Spearheaded the development and implementation of comprehensive physical security and law enforcement plans for all U.S. installations in Korea, enhancing force protection and operational readiness. • Managed U.S. Customs operations for U.S. Forces Korea, ensuring regulatory compliance and facilitating efficient logistics and personnel movement. • Collaborated with the Korean National Police and Korean Customs and Immigration Services to strengthen bilateral security initiatives and promote interagency cooperation. • Coordinated with the U.S. Embassy's Regional Security Officer and partnered with the U.S. Secret Service and ROK Presidential Security Service to ensure robust protection for distinguished visitors and enhance security at high-profile engagements.

• Dedicated and strategic-minded student at the War College, specializing in advanced military leadership, strategic planning, and national defense. • Strong foundation in military operations with extensive experience in high-level leadership roles.• Committed to enhancing expertise in strategic analysis, crisis management, and defense policy. • Proven track record in operational excellence and tactical decision-making, focusing on aligning mission objectives with organizational goals. • Passionate about contributing to national security initiatives and furthering capabilities to lead and innovate in complex, high-stakes environments.

• Served as Chief of the Military Police Enlisted Assignments Branch, managing talent, career progression, and strategic assignments for over 12,000 U.S. Army Military Police soldiers globally. • Directed personnel placement by analyzing mission requirements, skill sets, and readiness levels to align soldiers with critical roles supporting Army-wide and theater-specific objectives. -• Developed and implemented policies to optimize career paths, enhance operational effectiveness, and ensure equitable assignment practices, improving soldier retention and professional development. • Collaborated with senior military leaders and joint personnel offices to address force needs, emerging security demands, and succession planning. • Provided key insights that influenced military police force structure and readiness strategies, contributing to overall mission success.

• Led operations as Commander of a 400-person battalion responsible for a 210-bed, medium-security military prison, ensuring compliance with rigorous security protocols and operational standards. • Directed the $217 million Afghan National Detainee Facility in Bagram, overseeing readiness, resource allocation, and staff performance to maintain mission-critical capabilities for regional security operations. • Provided Combatant Commanders with specialized global detention and corrections solutions, aligning resources and personnel with deployment demands in high-stakes environments. • Served as a strategic advisor to senior leadership on national and theater-level detention policies, delivering insights to improve mission planning and interagency cooperation while reinforcing compliance with international standards. • Excelled in complex, high-visibility roles, contributing to successful detention operations that advanced broader strategic objectives across multinational contexts.

• Served as Deputy Commander for a Brigade of over 3,000 Military Police soldiers and their families across multiple European locations, managing daily operations of Brigade headquarters and staff. • Directed mission planning, resource allocation, and strategic communications to ensure unit readiness, morale, and mission success. • Managed an annual operating budget exceeding $3 million, overseeing budget forecasting, expenditure control, and financial reporting to optimize resource deployment. •Coordinated with 2- and 3-star higher headquarters to align Brigade goals with broader strategic objectives and ensure compliance with operational standards. • Directed cross-functional teams, enhanced staff training programs, and developed contingency plans for immediate and long-term mission needs.

• Experienced Division Provost Marshal in the US Army with expertise in overseeing law enforcement operations and enhancing military security.• Demonstrated ability to lead diverse teams, coordinate investigative efforts, and respond swiftly to high-stakes security situations.• Skilled in risk assessment, strategic planning, and resource management to support operational integrity and mission readiness.• Recognized for driving initiatives that improve operational effectiveness while upholding military standards.• Fostered a secure environment through vigilant oversight, accountability, and collaborative leadership.

• Results-driven Battalion Executive Officer in the US Army with extensive experience in managing complex operations and enhancing unit efficiency.• Skilled in leading multi-disciplinary teams, coordinating logistics, and optimizing resource utilization to support high-stakes operations.•Proficient in strategic planning, personnel management, and risk assessment, driving improvements in operational readiness.• Known for exceptional problem-solving abilities and a commitment to fostering a cohesive team environment.• Adept at upholding military standards and compliance, contributing to organizational excellence and mission achievement through effective leadership and execution.

• Accomplished Battalion S3 in the US Army with a strong track record in operational planning, coordination, and execution of high-stakes missions.• Expert in leading cross-functional teams to optimize resource allocation and drive strategic initiatives aligned with organizational objectives.• Skilled in implementing training programs to enhance soldier readiness and mission success, utilizing advanced data analysis and tactical planning for informed decision-making.• Recognized for fostering collaboration across departments, effectively managing logistics, and ensuring compliance with military standards.• Committed to excellence in operational efficiency, leadership, and strategic development to support mission goals and elevate unit performance.

• Led operations as a Company Grade Officer and Company Commander in diverse multinational environments, including Fort Drum, Sinai Peninsula, Korea, Fort Leavenworth, and Fort Belvoir.• Ensured mission readiness and adherence to military protocols while collaborating with international military personnel and local authorities.• Gained strategic oversight and discipline skills through experience at the United States Disciplinary Barracks and Criminal Investigation Division (CID).• Developed and implemented training programs to enhance team performance and operational efficiency.• Demonstrated ability to operate effectively in challenging and dynamic settings.