Marc Miller Email & Phone Number

Ashburn, Va, Us

Mclean, Virginia, United States

Serves as the primary support within ODNI in guiding mission management of intelligence-related military ground equities and provides strategic advice as a joint military interagency intergovernmental coordinator. Supervises a team monitoring military ground issues to identify avenues for enhancing enterprise readiness, partner capacity, interoperability, intelligence diplomacy, and integration of strategic plans and policy. Works closely with the National Security Council (NSC), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Special Operations Forces (SOF), and the broader intelligence community (IC), interagency (IA), and U.S. allies and partners.• Effectively integrate Military Intelligence equities into the broader Intelligence Community (IC) across the functional and regional National Intelligence Managers of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Identify and address gaps, and seams in collection and understanding across the IC and IA. • Collaborate with 20+ departments and agencies – across the Intelligence Community (IC), military, diplomatic, allies, partners, and law enforcement – to coordinate and synchronize military intelligence equities and identify opportunities to leverage IC and DoD capabilities for national security objectives. • Advise IC, DoD, and other government agencies on the creation and application of U.S. strategies as well as adversarial competitive plans.• Effectively communicates across diverse IC and Interagency (IA) organizations to ensure the correct USG plan, policy, capability, and authority is employed at the appropriate time and place for maximum impact against adversarial actions. • Routinely briefed and authored strategic plans and analytic products for National Security Council (NSC) staff and other senior policy-makers. • Coordinated with interagency partners and allied forces to develop integrated approaches to complex security challenges, enhancing collaborative efforts.

Mclean, Virginia, United States

Led and oversaw the WMD-Counterterrorism (WMD-CT) Division, 15 Intelligence Community Professionals, and its mission to unify and advance U.S. Government WMD-CT efforts through the integration of intelligence, technology, partner engagement, and strategic operational planning. Directed the setting of collection and analytic priorities for national intelligence pertaining to the terrorist pursuit of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons, in collaboration with the National Intelligence Manager for Counterterrorism, and drives initiatives in the intelligence and science and technology domains to enhance operational capabilities of the WMD-CT Enterprise. Led the development, integration, and review of counterterrorism planning efforts related to WMD and championed the development of innovative and enduring solutions that resolved WMD-CT gaps and shortfalls. Worked extensively throughout the Intelligence Community, Interagency, Law Enforcement, State, Local, Territorial, and Tribal agencies, and U.S. allies and partners.

Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States

Branch Chief for USSOCOM's Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate, which executes DoD's Coordinating Authority for CWMD. Led a team of 12 joint military and civilian professionals in planning globally integrated campaigns; assessments to identify gaps in the Joint Force employment, and organizational development and design. Recommends actions to mitigate the risk of WMD to National Defense Strategy that informs senior decision-making. Specific responsibilities include: informing senior leader risk calculus regarding adversary WMD capability; Coordinating with U.S. interagency and allied nations to ensure globally integrated CWMD operations; Maintain a common understanding of WMD threats and of DoD, interagency, and partner nation operations, activities, and investments to counter those threats.

Fort Carson, Colorado, United States

Strategic Plans Officer for 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson, encompassing 25,000 Soldiers and 8 brigade-level commands. Responsible for the planning and synchronization of all strategic level plans and initiatives as well as providing appraisals of all areas of interest to the supported command. Work closely with major commands on CONPLA/OPLAN development and support. Translates Strategic direction into operational orders and directs operational plans teams through deliberate and crisis action planning. Supervises a team of 5 field grade planners and DA civilians representing all elements of the 4th Infantry Division Staff.

Fort Lewis, Washington, United States

Chief of Operations for a Training Support Brigade. Responsible for analysis and recommendations for Brigade operations to senior leaders. Prepares, distributes, and manages orders and subunits task completion and operations. Plans for and tracks current operations to include deployments, overseas movement, logistics - material. Oversees the coordination of all training resources and training management systems. Coordinates with overseas units and security forces. Supervises four DoD professionals.

Fort Lewis, Washington, United States

Led a high-functioning team of military professionals in Fires operations and employment. Responsible for ensuring timely and accurate effects in support of maneuver forces. Responsible for the training, discipline, and welfare of 90 soldiers and their families in a rapidly deployable force with a worldwide contingency mission. Responsible for the maintenance and readiness of 20 fleet vehicles and managed and accountable for over $12M dollars worth of equipment.

Master’S Degree, Masters Of Arts Interdisciplinary Studies, Organizational Behavior Studies

Bachelor'S Degree, History

Strategic Arts Program, National Security Policy And Strategy

Foundation in strategic theory and practice. Connect tactical experience and planning through the operational art with the strategic.

Command And General Staff School, Military Strategic Studies, General

Student in the Command and General Staff School. 900 hours of graduate-level curriculum in military strategy, doctrine, history.

Joint Operational And Strategic Planner, Military Joint Operations Planning And Strategy

Joint and Combined Warfighting School produces graduates capable of creatively and effectively planning operational-level warfighting.

Discipline And Practice Of Strategy, Strategy

Professionals progressing from exercising the authority and responsibilities of a journeyman to the rank of executive leadership need.