Kevin Bond Email & Phone Number

Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States

As Afloat NAMTS Coordinator Lead (ANC), I work independently as Commander Navy Regional Maintenance Center’s representative for all Afloat Training Activities (ATA). I develop and conduct Flag level briefs, assist ships in determining NAMTS supportability and develop policy and provide guidance to multiple aircraft carriers, large deck amphibious ships and all NAMTS Afloat Training Activities. To accomplish this I administer training, perform pre and post-testing and update CeTARS for program administrative and execution support. As needed I complete periodic visits to each Afloat Training Activity to conduct “Spot Checks”, and assist in program maintenance and administration including coordination and resolution of program feedback reports to completion. As a Senior Analyst, I assist in the development, collection, and analysis of program data from all regions ashore and afloat and use it to provide monthly metric reports and briefings for Senior Leadership at Afloat Training Activities.

Maximized staff to improve welfare, health, job satisfaction, morale, utilization and training of personnel to meet mission requirements. Realigned resources, operational goals and metrics with leadership and customer priorities to ensure mission success across the enterprise, expertly managed a $90M annual budget and approximately 700 assigned personnel.Assembled personal and facilitated:Command indoctrination program, sponsor program, training courses, warfare qualification boards, professional development boards, recognition boards, physical readiness program, disciplinary review boards and equal opportunity program.

US NAVY Submarine Force Career HistoryJanuary 1986 – Present (29 years, 6 months) Various1986-1989 USS Omaha - Weapons and Mechanical Technician1989-1993 USS Michigan - Weapons and Mechanical Technician1993-1994 Trident Training Facility - Master Training Specialist, Curriculum Developer, Testing Officer and Lead Instructor1994-1998 USS Jacksonville - Combat Systems Department Leading Chief - Sonar, Fire Control and Weapons delivery system.1998-2001 Submarine Force Tactical Readiness Evaluation Team - Senior Enlisted Advisor and Senior Weapons Evaluator2001-2004 USS Newport News - Chief of the Boat (Senior Enlisted Leader)2004-2006 Submarine Squadron Six and Eight - Command Master Chief2006-2007 USS Minneapolis Saint Paul - Chief of the Boat (Senior Enlisted Leader)2007-2008 Submarine Squadron Six - Command Master Chief 2008-2011 USS California new construction - Chief of the Boat (Senior Enlisted Leader)2011-2015 Commander Undersea Surviellance - Group Command Master Chief

Supervised all matters in existing or potential situations which affected the morale, safety and welfare of 130 crew members and their families, maintained a 100 percent retention rate and 0 attrition rate exceeding all Chief of Naval Operations milestones in personal management over a 3 year period. Established and managed a ship wide training program which resulted in completing operational readiness certification 8 months early and under budget improving upon a previous benchmark for readiness as compared to previous Virginia class deliveries.

Supervised all aspects of personnel, training and material readiness of two squadrons of eleven nuclear fast attack submarines. Trained and mentored the submarine Commanding Officers, Chief of the Boat and their crews as they prepared to certify and deploy overseas in support of national interests.

Norfolk, Virginia

I was hand picked to relieve as Chief of the Boat after a tragic accident took the life's of two Sailors onboard the ship. As the Chief of the Boat I was the principle advisor to the Commanding Officer on all matters in existing or potential situations which may affect the morale, safety and welfare of 130 crew members and their families.

Norfolk, Virginia

I was the principle adviser to the Commanding Officer. Responsible for mission accomplishment, nuclear reactor propulsion plant maintenance and operation, complex combat and navigation systems operation and repair, trained and ensured the safety of 150 military personnel. Awarded the 2002 and 2004 Battle Efficiency Award as the best ship in the Squadron. Deployed 3 times in 6 theater's of operation completing missions critical to the National Security, including Tomahawk Strike operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Raised ships retention from 26 of 28 to 1 of 28 and exceeded the Chief of Naval Operation's Zone "A" and "B" reenlistment rates.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Served on an inspection team of tactical experts tasked with evaluating the readiness of all Atlantic fleet submarines annually. Inspections consisted of week-long scenarios with ships at sea demonstrating damage control, basic submarining, strategic weapons, and tactical employment.With a team of true professionals we significantly increased the effectiveness of inspection feedback by focusing on continuous improvement in addition to expanding the role of the team to include assist training visits.

Bachelor'S Degree, Mechanical Engineering, 3.94

Bachelor Of Business Administration (Bba), Business Administration And Management, General

Studied Business Administration and Human Resources

Associate Of Science (A.S.), Associate In Science