Mark Wanamaker Email & Phone Number

Fort Campbell, Tennessee, United States

● Second-in-charge of a 685-soldier organization responsible for human resource management, payroll review, policy management, individual performance review program, and communications infrastructure● Senior officer responsible for monthly accountability, modernization, safety, deployment readiness and maintenance service plans of 10,680 individual pieces of equipment and vehicles valued at $101.8M

● COO-equivalent responsible for developing programs of objectives and milestones to optimize individual and organization skill proficiency of a 685-soldier organization● Enforced federal and Army regulatory statutes to optimize organizational policies for accomplishment of unit missions and visions at echelon

Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base Romania

● Certified joint operational planner capable of synchronizing non-governmental agencies, foreign military units or federal organizations towards a common mission through a programmed unity of effort● Strategic long-term planner for a US Army Division with five subordinate elements geographically displaced across the globe with command authority of up to 10,000 soldiers at any given time. Strategic planning ensured macro level resource management up to seven years out.

Fort Leavenworth Kansas

Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

● Responsible for supervising nation specific exercise planning, execution, and assessment for three-week events involving organizations of approximately 3k participants ● Iteratively learned foreign doctrine, procedures and equipment to provide meaningful assessments and performance evaluations to multinational partnered land forces participants

Fort Liberty North Carolina

• Led 131 paratroopers and managed $16M worth of equipment for Iraqi and joint military operations in Southwest Asia.• Trained troops, ensured welfare, and implemented tactical employment strategies.

Fort Liberty Nc

• Managed resource allocation and progress tracking for eight large-scale exercises with national reporting agencies• Coordinated with Canadian and Gabonese armed forces to ensure compliance with US and host nation statutes• Ensured cross-service agreements for life support, mobility, and ammunition

Fort Lewis, Washington, United States

• Provided technical expertise and inspections to prevent unauthorized obligations in logistic programs, ensuring compliance with US Army regulations.• Conducted quality control investigations to determine fiscal liability for equipment loss or damage, safeguarding against fraud and abuse of government funding

Fort Lewis, Washington, United States

• Led a 169-soldier organization in Afghanistan, overseeing sustainment, maintenance, security, and civilian engagements.• Managed inventory and transfer of military equipment worth over $100M to the Afghan government.• Spearheaded 76 engagements with Afghan National Security Forces to enhance governmental capacity.

Fort Richardson, Ak

● Leader of several four to eight soldier elements’ training and readiness programs