Justin Gill Email & Phone Number

Fort Myers, Florida, United States

Fort Myers, Florida, United States

Austin, Texas, United States

Your Fare helps restaurants keep revenue high and stress low by streamlining all 3rd party delivery apps into a single platform for online orders. I codified the company’s onboarding process, streamlining nearly 1,000 clients to integration and consolidation platforms: resulted in cost saving, increased accuracy, and higher delivery order volume for restaurants.

Fort Hood, Tx

Consultant to Army National Guard and Reserve Aviation Battalions. Partner with teams who are mobilized for overseas deployment. Responsible for resourcing, evaluating, coaching, and training teams from initial notification through return to home station. • Apply team building skills to accelerate cohesion of battalions assembled from multiple states with little to no previous interaction.• Customize training regimens based on lessons learned; improve processes to maximize efficiency under constrained timelines and budgets.

Austin, Texas, United States

Intern with a focus on property damage claim consulting. Gained hands-on experience documenting and estimating various losses; from a residential apartment fire in San Antonio, to a flood in a luxury Austin high rise apartment tower. Utilized the latest industry technology; with proficiency in Xactimate, Spex, Goodnotes, 360 cameras, and Microsoft Excel. Assisted forensic accountants with comparative spreadsheet analysis by identifying hundreds of billing discrepancies; significantly closing the gap between submitted and reviewed expenses from a Hurricane Harvey loss.

Savannah, Afghanistan, Ga

Responsible for the readiness, training, and development of 96 subordinates. Responsible for the tactical employment and operational readiness of eight Apache Helicopters, four Shadow Drones, and associated equipment valued in excess of $197 million. • Managed an aircrew training program for 30 Apache and Shadow aviators that resulted in three new pilots-in-command, and two air mission commanders.• Safely trained and deployed my troop to Afghanistan in 20% of the time typically afforded. • Reorganized the leadership structure and business rules of my organization in order to build a highly effective team rooted in standards and discipline. This increased the confidence of aircrews and maintainers at a time when Boeing aircraft components were failing fleet-wide.

Savannah, Ga

Responsible for informing over 400 people through detailed planning and the publishing of orders. Coordinate with subordinate Troops and appropriate staff sections to ensure integrated and synchronized efforts across the Squadron. Present data in a manner that facilitates the Commander’s decision making process in order to enable training.• Deployed a Grey Eagle company to Afghanistan while simultaneously receiving an attack reconnaissance troop back from deployment; an exchange of over 100 soldiers and equipment valued in excess of $100 million.• Planned and hosted a symposium on Cavalry tactics that developed leaders while increasing the knowledge base and interoperability of two squadrons in the 3rd Infantry Division.

Fort Bliss, Kuwait, Iraq, Tx

Responsible for training, resourcing, and executing attack helicopter operations in support of American and allied military operations in Kuwait and Iraq. Implemented systems and programs that enabled the battalion to remain adaptable and expeditionary in support of multiple organizations. • Built partnerships with Iraqi and Kuwaiti helicopter squadrons that directly supported multinational strategic interests• Created training opportunities with the U.S. Navy that qualified 25 apache pilots on deck landings and overwater gunnery over a three month period, significantly increasing the Army’s capacity for contingency operations in the Northern Arabian Gulf.

Fort Bliss, Kuwait, Texas

Led an airframe repair team of 38 people; planned and supervised the scheduled and unscheduled maintenance of 24 AH-64D Apache helicopters. Accountable for tools, test equipment, and supplies valued in excess of $7 million. Lead a separate flight platoon of 16 people; responsible for the training and tactical implementation of four attack helicopter crews.• Maximized limited resources and personnel while operating in three countries simultaneously