Kevin Rieg Email & Phone Number

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Client – United States Navy• Assists in the development of budget artifacts related to weapon systems cybersecurity assessment and risk mitigation activities• Participates in cross-service working groups that shape the cybersecurity policy of weapons systems for the Department of Defense• Serves as a point of contact for the National Security Agency’s (NSA) Strategic Cybersecurity Program weapon system evaluations and coordinates program office and resource sponsor interactions with NSA• Reviews Joint Capabilities Integration and Decision System documents for cyber survivability key performance parameter requirement sufficiency• Supports the development cybersecurity policy through the preparation of reports, action memoranda, and official correspondence• Prepares responses to congressional inquiries and develops reports as directed by various National Defense Authorization provisions

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Client – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Office of Trade (OT) • Managed the client’s vision of a 21st Century Customs Framework (21CCF) that includedlegislative, regulatory, and policy changes that modernize customs processes to meet theneeds of today’s trade environment• Developed legislative proposals, backgrounds, and briefing materials for both industry andCongress for proposed changes to current Title 19 authorities• Provided technical assistance and drafting guidance on pending legislation within CBP Office ofTrade jurisdiction• Prepared strategic communications for key stakeholders within CBP and industry, including a21CCF Task Force comprised of over 120 government and industry representatives• Facilitated stakeholder working group policy discussions to identify current pain-points betweenCBP and the trade industryClient – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)Management Analyst, Mission Support• Conducted studies and documented results in approved Department of Homeland SecurityJoint Requirements Integration and Management Systems documents in order to identify anddocument operational requirements for validation• Performed research and analysis that guided the strategy to efficiently capture and reportmission requirements, capability baselines and associated metrics, and capability gaps tosupport operations and acquisitions• Led meetings with senior leaders to define operational requirements through the use ofcapability-based assessments, risk assessments, and mission analysis• Provided input for senior-level strategic planning working groups and helped develop strategicplanning guidance and documentation• Supported strategic guidance implementation through capability prioritization

• Staffed the Congressman’s Natural Resources Committee and associated portfolio issues• Provided strategic input on the Congressman’s legislative plan for the 116th Congress• Met with key constituents and industry stakeholders for input on pending legislation related tofisheries, forest management, public lands, and issues related to the 2nd Amendment• Introduced legislation and generated coalition support via congressional committees, caucuses,and other Member offices

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Tracked, monitored, and conducted analysis on legislation within the jurisdiction of theSubcommittee in both chambers of Congress; crafted arguments for parliamentary procedureson jurisdictional matters• Assisted in the legislative process in order to pass numerous bills through the U.S. House ofRepresentatives, two of which have been signed into law (P.L. 114-120, Coast GuardAuthorization Act of 2015 and P.L. 115-282, the Frank LoBiondo Coast Guard AuthorizationAct of 2018)• Conducted oversight over U.S. Coast Guard major acquisition programs in relation to keyevents such as tracking annual budget requests and appropriations, the development of thePrograming, Budget and Execution process, program management, needs and requirementsdevelopment, and sustainment• Prepared Committee reports and other background materials for hearings, legislation, andyear-end activities report for the Congressional Record• Drafted correspondence to the executive branch and relevant congressional committees toachieve funding levels above U.S. Coast Guard requests for key programs• Organized and executed Congressional hearings and served as the main point of contact forhearing witnesses

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Revamped and managed constituent mail program; including drafting, editing, and sending correspondence; sorting and assigning all incoming mail and compiling weekly mail reports; responsible for thousands of outgoing correspondences each month• Drafted, formatted, and finalized the weekly legislative update newsletter that engaged over 15,000 constituents• Assisted the Communications Director with social media posting and monitoring; drafting press of releases• Assisted the Communications Director with social media posting and monitoring; drafting press of releases

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Processed incoming mail and sent all outgoing mail to constituents• Compiled daily press clips into a digital packet for the Member and senior staff• Organized documents in to a digital archive for Member’s retirement

• Wrote press releases and prepared statements for local newspapers• Volunteered at local party headquarters engaging key constituent groups and local elected officials• Consulted and briefed candidate on policy positions U.S. House of Representatives

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Summarized relevant committee hearings and policy briefings • Answered phones and logged constituent mail on top of various administrative duties

St. Mary'S College Of Maryland

- Worked alongside both Professors and Students in order to provide a positive Admissions experience for all the prospective students who visit St. Mary's College of Maryland. - Set up class visits and Daily Tours. - Hired and trained the Student Ambassadors who serve as tour guides at Open Houses and other varying Admission’s Activities.- Addressed ways in which to make the College more attractive to prospective and admitted students.

Bethesda, Md

 Coordinated with both professors and students in order to provide a positive admissions experience-Processed and scheduled class visits and daily tours for prospective students-Hired, trained and managed student ambassadors that serve as tour guides at varying admission’sevents-Addressed ways in which to make the college more attractive to prospective and admitted students-Organized and led student panels at open house forums for prospective families

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science And Government

Activities and Societies: Secretary of Pi Sigma Alpha- The Political Science Honors SocietyMajoring in Political Science. Minoring.

High School Diploma, Global Ecology Studies Program

Activities and Societies: Yearbook Editor in Chief Varsity Lacrosse and Volleyball