Lee Hammond Email & Phone Number

Burnaby, BC

On a day to day basis, I am responsible for ensuring response equipment and personnel are always maintained in a ready state, in accordance with government regulations, to maintain the organization’s status as a certified Response Organization and to successfully respond to an oil spill. As the functional department head, I collaborate with the senior.

SJS (Ottawa)

My focus in this role was to lead a 10-member team in managing a multimillion-dollar budget focused on international and strategic-level planning for the Canadian Forces. Our mandate was to create an annual directive that provided the CAF with a roadmap for organization and preparation activities. Another aspect of my position was representing the.

Edmonton, Alberta And Kabul Afghanistan

Task Force 2-13 was a six-month operation for 950 staff, focused on training and advising the Afghan National Security Forces. I led 12 direct reports in coordinating the training prior to deployment, managing the day-to-day operations during deployment, and coordinating support from several outside agencies. My team also inventoried, packed, loaded.

Shilo, Manitoba

In this role, I led 10 director level officers in establishing priorities and setting strategic direction including equipment management and employee training and career development.

Edmonton, Canada Area

As Force Development Manager, I supported the training, deployment, and management of 8,000 military personnel and supporting civilian employees. ▶ I managed this organization during a time of significant change. I was able to limit skepticism and fears by strategically over-communicating plans. As a result, large organizational change mistakes were.

Kandahar, Afghanistan

I supervised a 40-member multidisciplinary staff that assisted with training, operations, deployments, logistics, and administrative efforts.

Edmonton, Alberta

Managed the daily planning, operations, logistics, public communications, security, intelligence and coordination of an Army Brigade. 3000 personnel, annual budget of $27 Million, 1500 vehicles.

Toronto, Canada

Masters in Defence Studies Program at the Canadian Forces College

Ottawa, Ontario

I supervised and advised Army Project Managers and Directors on the proper processes and procedures for getting department approval of projects. ▶ By fast-tracking the approval process, I was able to gain rapid approval by the Canadian Government for key equipment items that were crucial to operations in Afghanistan.

Gagetown, New Brunswick

Primary Business/Strategy Planner and Operations Manager for a training institution running 50 courses per year. 250 personnel, annual budget of $20 Million.

Petawawa, Ontario, Gagetown, New Brunswick

As Deputy Commander/Battery Commander of the Artillery School, I managed a $40M training budget and oversaw the day-to-day school operations. This included establishing priorities, coordinating training, and managing millions of dollars in equipment. ▶ By developing “career streams” (areas of specialization) for artillery soldiers, I was able to reduce.

Ontario, Alberta, New Brunswick

St. Albert, Alberta

As a Board member I wrote a strategic plan for the club and was an active Board member. In particular, I assisted the Board by introducing, collaboratively, more disciplined policies and procedures for the management of the club, including emergency plans, Board agenda and minutes processes, employee job descriptions, and job postings for employees of the.

Master Of Defence Studies, Command & Control (C3, C4I) Systems And Operations, Mds Granted

Professional Education Training, Leadership And Ethics Course

Bachelor'S Degree, Political Science And Government

Professional Education Training, Human, Financial And Materiel Resources Course

Professional Education Training, National And International Studies Course

Master Of Arts - Ma, Military Joint Operations Planning And Strategy, Graduate

This program involved the historical study of case studies and doctrine involving all services of the Armed Forces. Theorists and lessons.