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Winchester, Va

Responsible for publishing orders, maintaining current status reports for the Division. TAD supports US Central Command, in twenty countries, including Afghanistan. Currently maintain oversight of over 4400 personnel, 320 projects, in excess of $ 4 billion. Created and published an Engineer Common Operating Picture (ECOP) report, which has been adopted and published by the US Army CORPS of Engineers

Camp Phoenix, Afghanistan

Senior Advisor to the Material Management Center (MMC), Afghan National Army (ANA) as part of NATO training mission to work directly with Afghan National Security Forces to generate, employ, and sustain its logistics capability. In coordination with the Afghan Ministry of Defense, the team provided guidance and assisted to ANA Senior Military Leadership in developing procedures and systems to improve the host-nation's capability to combat terrorism, and conduct counterinsurgency operations.

Headquarters, United States Army Corps Of Engineers, 441 G Street, Washington Dc

Team lead for developing the training and managing of Field Force Engineering (FFE) for the US Army CORPS of Engineers. Point of contact for the Department of Defense, Director of Contingency Operations, NATO, Military planners, and Major Subordinate Commands to provide training in support of military construction and projects in the United States Army Central Command.

Camp Smith Training Site, Cortland Manor, Ny

Provided construction oversight for a new National Guard Armory, valued at over 60 million dollars. Smaller projects included road construction, class room and building renovation, electrical and water upgrades • Resolving issues between contracting personnel and post personnel• Coordinating and verifying schedules so as to not interfere with construction or the operations on the post• Conducted quality of work inspections in accordance with codes and Architect specifications• Verify projects are completed in accordance with the scope of work• Prepared written correspondence, reports and briefings for senior leaders• Conducted routine safety inspections with the contractor’s representatives• Coordinated, reviewed, and published a new Post Policy in line with Army doctrine and meeting the current needs for training and providing support to civil authorities• Addressed a plan to ensure Installation Status Report (ISR) was conducted and completed in accordance with regulation to quantify fiscal management.• Coordinated with West Point to place a satellite post exchange at Camp Smith. Percentage of all sales went to the Morale Welfare Fund to benefit soldiers and their families.

Latham, Ny

Special staff adviser to the Adjutant General, Commander, New York National Guard, responsible to ensure regulations and policy is conducted in accordance with Army, Air Force, Naval, and State Statues. In accordance with the Commander’s goals, expectations, standards, vision, operating methods, and personality, was given the Commander’s total trust and confidence. The individual, with whom, the Commander can discuss, in complete trust, any aspect of the command, in wartime as well as peacetime. • Served almost three years as Detailed Inspector General• Deployed as Inspector General in OIF III, as principle IG servicing Soldiers of the 278th Regimental Combat Team (Tennessee National Guard).• Briefed Senators, Congressmen, Governors’, Senior Officers as needed.• Cases include accusations of Waste, Fraud, and Abuse, Whistle Blower Reprisal, Mental Health Evaluations, Fratricide and everything to include simple assistance. • Completed approximately 350 Inspector General Action Requests

168Th Jamaica Avenue, Queens, Ny

Operations Officer, operational coordination, planning, and resourcing for training and readiness of Battalion sized unit consisting of 18 Self Propelled Howitzers, Ammunition Carriers, Survey, Maintenance, and all other support elements required.• Developed the Battalion's training program that was regarded by superiors as the most aggressive training program in the 3rd Brigade• Served as an active participant in the swift/forceful turnaround of a New York ArmyNational Guard Field Artillery unit, 1st BN 258 Field Artillery, into a unit which met mission requirements under the Army's standards• Primary planner for a battalion-sized training exercise requiring movement of equipment and personnel from New York to Fort McCoy, Wisconsin. Unit consisted of over500 hundred soldiers, 18 self-propelled howitzers, ammunition carriers, survey, maintenance and all other support elements necessary for a successful training event in less than 6 months from conception to execution• Served as the primary logistical planner to the Commander and responsible for $35M worth of essential property and equipment• Operations Officer responsible for planning and execution of the 1st BN 258 FA for the capability of a quick response in order to provide soldiers for the first days of the 911 (unit was tasked with providing security).

Masters Of Science - Ms, Terrorism And Counterterrorism Operations, 3.86

Activities and Societies: Working on additional education in Intelligence Management

Private Pilot, Aviation

Instrument rated pilot.

Architecture

Bachelor Of Architecture (B.Arch.), Architecture, 2.78

Activities and Societies: Student Chapter of the American Institute of Architects

Master'S Degree, Intelligence Management