Perry Paul Email & Phone Number

Ottawa, Canada Area

Ottawa, Canada Area

I am still actively involved in the Real Estate Business but at a reduced capacity while taking on some ventures in assisting with the development of the DND Lessons Learned program. Few people actually know that I had originally studied Real Estate and was licensed in the province of Newfoundland. However, at the same time I was accepted for the Canadian Armed Forces so I really did not get to practice in the profession at the time. Though I am proud to have served in the CAF, and enjoyed… Show more I am still actively involved in the Real Estate Business but at a reduced capacity while taking on some ventures in assisting with the development of the DND Lessons Learned program. Few people actually know that I had originally studied Real Estate and was licensed in the province of Newfoundland. However, at the same time I was accepted for the Canadian Armed Forces so I really did not get to practice in the profession at the time. Though I am proud to have served in the CAF, and enjoyed every second in uniform, I have always wondered what it would have been like to work in Real Estate. The timing is now right to take on this challenge. My goal is to build my Real Estate business through referrals from my friends, family and connections based on trust and confidence that I will always do my utmost to deliver top notch service. Show less

Ottawa, On, Canada

Consulting services in the areas of Lessons Learned/Organizational Learning, Exercise Planning, Delivery and Evaluation.

Canada Command Headquarters

Lessons Learned process development and operational application.

Ottawa

Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) - Lessons Learned training and application to Health Portfolio After Incident Review and After Action Review (AIR/AAR) - continuous improvement processes.Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) - Business Case Analysis of security service delivery options to the Parliamentary Precinct and Real Properties Branch assets.

Designed and implemented the CF lessons learned program.

Responsible for the development, maintenance and management of Lessons Learned (LL) for Canada Command within the Canadian Forces (CF) framework. Canada Command is a newly formed organization within the CF, assigned with conducting assigned missions within Canada and its approaches. It is charged with a range of missions from humanitarian assistance (flood, fire or disaster relief), assistance to civilian authorities, aid to civil powers (police and security), and defence of Canada including… Show more Responsible for the development, maintenance and management of Lessons Learned (LL) for Canada Command within the Canadian Forces (CF) framework. Canada Command is a newly formed organization within the CF, assigned with conducting assigned missions within Canada and its approaches. It is charged with a range of missions from humanitarian assistance (flood, fire or disaster relief), assistance to civilian authorities, aid to civil powers (police and security), and defence of Canada including North America. It is similar to US Northern Command (USNORTHCOM). The LL Officer is responsible to the commander to ensure employment of effective knowledge management in promoting best practices through analysis of past activities and learning from all sources. Show less

1985-1990 North Bay, Canadian NORAD Region1990-1995 Geilenkirchen, Germany, NATO AWACS1995-1999 Gander, WOPSO, 9 Wing Gander1999-2002 Elmendorf AFB, Alaskan NORAD Region2002-2005 Ottawa, DCDS Group, 2006-2011 Ottawa, Canada Command HQ

The senior watch officer is responsible for immediate actions of the Canadian Forces in Domestic Operations and is the first line of contact with the senior leadership of the Canadian Forces and other agencies in times of crisis or consequence (disaster) management at the national level. As supervisior of the watch team staff of the Joint Command Centre (JCC) maintains a common operational picture and situational awareness of all activities of concern in North America through continuous… Show more The senior watch officer is responsible for immediate actions of the Canadian Forces in Domestic Operations and is the first line of contact with the senior leadership of the Canadian Forces and other agencies in times of crisis or consequence (disaster) management at the national level. As supervisior of the watch team staff of the Joint Command Centre (JCC) maintains a common operational picture and situational awareness of all activities of concern in North America through continuous contact with subordinate units, other government departments (such as RCMP, Public Safety, and others). Show less

Responsible for collection of lessons learned and facilitation of lessons analysis of strategic level of the Canadian Forces. Studies included the collection and development of best practices in interdepartmental corrdination of responses to global natural disasters and Canadian Forces Operations, such as the 2004 tsunami in the Indian Ocean and Canada's contribution to Afghanistan.

As an exercise planner for the National Defence Headquarters, responsible for all aspects of planning of major exercises involving the Canadian Forces, NATO and Bi-National participation (Canada and USA) including other government departments.

Mission Crew Commander: Responsible for command of the mission crew in the Alaskan NORAD Region (ANR). ANR is responsible for the surveillance, aerospace defence and control of air space over Alaska. It is integrated into the NORAD system, which is responsible for aerospace defence of North America and the approaches to it. The Chief of Standards and Evaluation is responsible for the validation of readiness of the organization and the individual members qualifications within the region. As… Show more Mission Crew Commander: Responsible for command of the mission crew in the Alaskan NORAD Region (ANR). ANR is responsible for the surveillance, aerospace defence and control of air space over Alaska. It is integrated into the NORAD system, which is responsible for aerospace defence of North America and the approaches to it. The Chief of Standards and Evaluation is responsible for the validation of readiness of the organization and the individual members qualifications within the region. As such the Chief of Standards and Evaluation leads a team of evaluators to monitor and validate the activities of the organization through individual and general evaluations during intense exercises. As the aerospace coordinator for the Battle Staff during the Sept 11, 2001 terrorist attacks I was responsible for coordination with the Federal Aviation Authority in Alaska and advisor to the Commander on all Aerospace issues. Show less

Wing Operations Officer - Responsible to the Wing Commander for operational activities of the Base, including security, flight activities, flight support of transiting aircraft and operational capability as a deployed operational base for NORAD assigned CF F18 fighter aircraft. The Wing Operations Officer was responsible for coordination of Military Police activities in outlying CF Reserve units throughout most of the province of Newfoundland.

Responsible for development, maintenance and coordination of the surveillance picture onboard the Airborne Early Warning E3A Aircraft, Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS). The AWACS is the primary deployable and mobile command and control system of NATO and is capable of providing Command, Control, and Surveillance for thousands of square kilometres. The Surveillance Controller is responsible for the recognizable radar picture and coordination of multi-layered data link and… Show more Responsible for development, maintenance and coordination of the surveillance picture onboard the Airborne Early Warning E3A Aircraft, Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS). The AWACS is the primary deployable and mobile command and control system of NATO and is capable of providing Command, Control, and Surveillance for thousands of square kilometres. The Surveillance Controller is responsible for the recognizable radar picture and coordination of multi-layered data link and communications between different agencies and allied military platforms. As the chief surveillance trainer for the Operations Wing of the Geilenkirchen AWACS Component I was responsible for the development and maintenance of Combat Readiness Training of all component surveillance operators and controllers. Served in the Persian Gulf War 1991 and in NATO's response in the Former Yugoslavia. Member of the flight test and evaluation team for AWACS upgrades of new radar and passive detection systems. Show less

As part of Fighter Group Headquarters in North Bay Ontario the Fighter Control and Aerospace Surveillance (FCAS) branch was responsible for coordination of military and civilian inter-agency cooperation for aircraft control, defence surveillance and inter-agency agreements. This office was also responsible for the development and evaluation of operational practices and standards of all radar sites across Canada and the Arctic. As the Staff Officer Air Surveillance I was responsible for… Show more As part of Fighter Group Headquarters in North Bay Ontario the Fighter Control and Aerospace Surveillance (FCAS) branch was responsible for coordination of military and civilian inter-agency cooperation for aircraft control, defence surveillance and inter-agency agreements. This office was also responsible for the development and evaluation of operational practices and standards of all radar sites across Canada and the Arctic. As the Staff Officer Air Surveillance I was responsible for coordination with civil aviation authorities in Canada and the United States for the development of agreements to share information required for air surveillance/defence of North America and control of air defence assets within this airspace. Show less

As a member of the Canadian NORAD Region responsible for the coordination and optimization of the combined surveillance radar picture of Canada fro use by NORAD in the Aerospace Defence of North America. Supervised the surveillance team and coordinated with the radar site staff at all radar sites in the area of responsibility. Also responsible to coordinate the air picture with adjacent NORAD regions in the USA. As a Weapons Controlled, responsible for the control of air defence aircraft on… Show more As a member of the Canadian NORAD Region responsible for the coordination and optimization of the combined surveillance radar picture of Canada fro use by NORAD in the Aerospace Defence of North America. Supervised the surveillance team and coordinated with the radar site staff at all radar sites in the area of responsibility. Also responsible to coordinate the air picture with adjacent NORAD regions in the USA. As a Weapons Controlled, responsible for the control of air defence aircraft on sovereignty, defence and training missions within Canadian Airspace. Show less

Mba, Dissertation: Developing A Learning Organization

Developing a Learning Organization The importance of a ‘Lessons Learned’ process to operational effectiveness and the difficulty.

B Comm, Business

Bachelor of Commerce Work Terms at James Paton Memorial Hospital, Gander, NL