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United States

• Support corporate decision making by providing value-added reports and analysis including weekly and monthly revenue and expense forecasting.
• Provide Ad hoc analysis and financial modeling with the goal of highlighting actionable insights to the business leaders.
• Provide documentation of the liquid processes of the financial transactions
• Verify with vendors account balances to reduce service disruption
• Provide process input of ways to improve business transaction through lessons learned
• Provide timely ad hoc reports using advanced data mining techniques.

Virginia

Virginia, United States

• Served as a financial analyst to a government cybersecurity department with eight projects valued over $36 million.
• Responsible for financial planning, forecasting, trend analysis, and contracts/procurement support to the program.
• Acted as the primary business and financial interface with the Programs and Branch for program financial, contract management, and procurements.
• Used SharePoint, ERP and IBPES systems to process financial transactions.
• Distributed allocation funding and deducted fees to the different projects valued over $13Mil.
• Developed a database to illustrate the spending trends to control program burn rates of labor, direct cite and reimbursable funds.

• Serves as various financial functions such as budgeting, auditing, forecasting, trending and analysis. Responsible for creating, updating, and analyzing budget estimates for completeness, accuracy, and conformance with.
• Preparing the complex financial spreadsheets for Branch Managers, Project Leads, Business Support Managers, and key leaders to use at position management board meetings.
• Implemented and streamlined cutting-edge data management procedures, improving the operational efficiency of the company by 5%.
• Managed over 15 different projects with a budget over $30 million for the department.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

• Directs all financial management and administrative activities, such as budgeting, manpower, staffing activities and human resource planning, and financial reporting. Performs complex evaluations of existing.
• Transformed the human resource process from paper to digital process to adopt to rapid requirement for remote working environment to support the Navy customer during the pandemic.
• Improved the timekeeping process by 23% developing analyzing and tracking trends by developing staffing models.
• Processed reports during the planning phase to meet the milestones and contract requirements.
• Worked to reclassify vacant job descriptions to fit the needs of the contract within the labor categories.
• Created training guides and standard operating procedures for program manager and supervisors

Newport News, Virginia

Newport News, Virginia

Manage, supervise, perform, and develop policies and procedures for professional work involving the procurement of supplies, services, construction, or research and development using formal advertising or negotiation procedures; the evaluation of contract price proposals; and the administration or termination and close-out of contracts. The work requires.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Analyzes current civilian strength, vacancies, projected gains and losses, and develops reports for review by management to determine man-hour requirements. Monitors the turnover rates, supervisor-to-employee ratios, and makes recommendations to management. Evaluates the recruitment process, identifies ways to improve it, and makes recommendations to.

Irving, Texas

Served as an advisor to the recruiting commanders for several investigations for accuracy of the Army recruiting process. As the advisor, the goal is to conduct a thorough, impartial investigation, determine the facts of the case, and provide the investigation results and recommendations that properly apply governing Army recruiting policies, procedures.

Plano, Texas

• Commander of six recruiting stations covering six counties and approximately 5,000 square miles. Responsible for recruiting the best qualified personnel to join the active duty Army and US Army Reserves. Supervised 49.
• Led the transformation of company from a civilian contract to a military recruiting company replacing 100% of the organization's leadership, and integrating new military recruiters.
• Planned, conducted and supervised recruiting operations to enlist in the Regular Army and the Army Reserves approximately 800 applicants per year from the high quality market and drastically increased Future Soldier.
• Developed a breadth of local events and other opportunities which generate recruiting leads and enlistments for recruiters.

Kuwait

• Responsible for the oversight of the Theater Supply Redistribution Center, three supply warehouses and three equipment and clothing annexes.
• Spearheaded the creation of the safety program in discarded containers being transported from Iraq into Kuwait. Spearheaded a container safety program and conference that increased efficiency by 20%.
• Provided oversight of the new construction of Camp Buehring, Kuwait’s clothing and equipment warehouse.
• Monitored the progress and performance of three separate contracts that provided several classes of supplies and equipment to the Soldiers deployed to the Middle East.

Fort Riley, Kansas And Iraq

• Supervised a company with over 230 personnel. The company consisted of 51 different occupation specialties but focused on medical, food service and maintenance support to the customers. The medical section provided.
• Directly provided supervision and logistical support to the movement of 50 vehicles, over 250 weapon systems and over 300 pieces of equipment and tools from Fort Riley, Kansas to Camp Taji, Iraq. Ensured all components.
• Managed maintenance on over 600 pieces of equipment, completed over 1,500 work orders, ordered over 3,800 parts, performed over 500 unscheduled maintenance repairs, conducted over 530 scheduled services, 300 technical.
• Revised a Family Readiness Group (FRG) Program for the Soldiers and spouses. The program provided training to the families to help ease the transition the deployment. The FRG created and supplied distressed lending.
• Oversaw the merge of two medical facilities without the decrease in medical treat and services.
• Supervised the management of the food service operations for dining facility and external food service support. The food service operations won many awards both locally and nationally.

Fort Lee, Virginia And Iraq

• Managed the distribution of all combat, operational and training ammunition for units operating in Multinational Division through Iraq and managed the Camp Adder, Iraq ammunition supply point valued in excess of $25.
• Monitored, supervised and trained deploying personnel in the critical tasks tactical maneuvering of all classes of supply over Central and Southern Iraq and Kuwait.
• Overhauled the storage and accountability systems at the Ammunition Supply Point, increased distribution operations by 28%.
• Coordinated more than 200 ammunition transportation moves that pushed over 1900 line items of ammunition to supported units.

Fort Lee, Virginia

• Responsible for the company’s administrative operations, supervised unit’s maintenance program, and Food Service Officer. Responsible for professionalism, administration, and how to train, supervise, motivate and.
• Maintained an operational maintenance readiness rating of 95% or above.
• Spearheaded the mass turn-in of the 49th Quartermaster Group outdated Mobile Kitchen Trailers

Fort Lee, Virginia

• Assisted in the planning, coordination, and supervision of all internal and external supply and services operations within the battalion. Managed more than $20 million worth of equipment and supplies.
• Served as an accountable officer for a rear detachment equipment and property. Planned maintenance schedules for the inventory. Coordinated with surrounding clients to resupply their equipment, parts, and vehicles..
• Supported logistical mobile logistical teams for Hurricane Katrina relief mission.

Dongducheon, Gyeonggi-do, (Camp Casey) Korea

• Responsible for providing direct logistical support of food, water, ice and ammunition to seven customers located throughout northern South Korea.
• Responsible for the planning the transportation planning of the support packages of water, food, ammunition and other supplies to the customers with the success rate of 96%.
• Worked as a liaison to a rapidly deploying unit. This allowed the battalion to instantly transition to their wartime mission in support of Iraqi Freedom.
• Supervised the direct delivery and issue of over 424,000 gallons fuel, 28,000 prepared meals ready to eat, and other services to the seven customers.
• Monitored the maintenance program with operational rate of 92%.

Master Of Science In Information Systems, Computer And Information Systems Security/Information Assurance

D.O.D Information Technology & Project Management

Master Of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Project Management

Activities and Societies: Iota Phi Lambda Sorority Volunteering in the Dallas-Fort Worth area

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Psychology

Activities and Societies: Player Hall Resident Assistant, North Carolina A&T State University ROTC, NCATSU Color Guard, Bennett College.