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Eureka Springs, Ar, Us

Eureka Springs, Arkansas, United States

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Des Moines, Iowa Area

The main purpose of the Military and Veteran Outreach Program is to increase the visibility of the Hope For The Warriors® programs being offered to veterans, service members, caregivers and military families in their communities. We are our “forward deployed” staff and serve as the connectors between military families, the local communities and Hope For The Warriors program staff. In this frontline position, we serve a critical role as ambassador and liaison to military bases, civic and other veteran non-profit organizations, chambers of commerce, and local government agencies, and must be a visible and active presence in each.PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:• Manage relationships with a case load of service members and veterans in local community/regional area.• Recruit service members, veterans and family member participants for local/regional event opportunities.• Provide overview of all H4W programs and services as applicable to the client.• Assist fellow H4W Well Being program staff from Transition Services, Sports & Recreation and ClinicalHealth & Wellness through recruitment and event support to increase the number of active participantsand supporters attending outreach events, workshops, and programs throughout the region.• Regional military outreach: increase outreach, assess the community’s needs, and refer to the appropriateH4W program contact. This includes involvement with area VA systems, regional veteran community events, and additional supporting agencies and nonprofit organizations, as well as attendance and participation in military outreach events.• In coordination with the Vice President of Development and Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships, support current corporate partners as needed or directed and, in the course of normal duties, provide information to Development on potential new corporate partners.• Track and refer potential participants using standard Hope For The Warriors operating procedures (SOPs).

Council Bluffs, Ia

o Directly supervises staff assigned to the Battalion. o Mentors and provides leadership, technical advice and administrative guidance and instructions regarding programs, objectives, policies, procedures, mission analysis, course of action, problem solving and coordination of administrative activities. o Identifies training and development needs, establishes training plans, and provides formal and informal training as required. o Responsible for the command's Antiterrorism, Force Protection and Physical Security AT/FP/PS Programs. o Provides program guidance and sets goals and objectives for the AT/FP of the Battalion.o Overall responsible for reviewing, revising, publishing and executing the Commander's Critical Information Requirements, Serious Incident Reports, the command All Hazard Plan and Continuity of Operations Plan. o Provides pre and post-disaster updates to the chain of command as required.

Greater Omaha Area

Responsible for strategic and operational security plans, comprehensive critical facility reviews, security vulnerability assessments, reviewing and revising operational procedures and engineering standards that impact security across the entire company that spans 11 states. Produce analytical reports and make accurate and relevant recommendations to company officers on additional security enhancements warranted, based on specific threats and Homeland Security and Transportation Security Administration guidelines. I am also responsible for coordinating with Operations Manager and engineers to lay out and commission new and upgraded security system projects at pipeline facilities, as well as build and conduct individual and large scale security based training events in order to meet DHS, TSA, BHE, and NNG strategic security plans and requirements

Camp Dodge, Ia

The senior Non-Commissioned Officer in a Light Infantry CompanyCompany Commander's primary advisor and the expert on individual and leader skillsAdvises the Commander on the unit's health and morale, monitors the well being and professional growth of the unit's Soldiers, ensures discipline and integrity is maintained throughout the Company.Lead trainer and mentor of the company's Soldiers.Assists the Commander in planning, coordinating and supervising all activities that support the unit's mission. Responsible for the medical and physical readiness of 146 Soldiers. Oversees the Company counseling, reception and integration, and sponsorship programsProvides tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and the Company Commander, providing professional support to both in the accomplishment of their duties. Ensures individual training of enlisted Soldiers; supervises unit physical fitness training; advises the commander on all aspects of training and Soldier development. Supervises accountability and maintenance of $24,000,000 in equipment

Boone, Ia

.Serves as Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division Intelligence section; Supervise 20 intelligence analysts who are responsible for gathering, analyzing, and disseminating information, security and intelligence products to operate the Brigade of 3500 personnel, securely and accurately. Advises and mentors the Brigade Intelligence Officer; monitors production indicators and statistics; supervises administrative, morale and training processes. Analyzes regulatory guidance and prepares staff recommendations.  Manage the organization’s Physical Security, Information Security, and Intelligence Oversight programs, as well as maintaining the inspection program of subordinate units. Identify training requirements and coordinate training for an analytical team to produce required intelligence and security products and programs. Senior Security Manager in the Tactical Operations Center, providing internal and external guidance and coordination during high threat and emergency response situations.

Johnston, Ia

Subject matter expert for commanders and supervisors in establishing techniques and procedures for the control and elimination of unsafe conditions, environments, and hazards in the workplace. Conducts independent investigations, determines casual factors, and analyzes metrics to determine the best countermeasures and remedies that will reduce accident rate and reverse trends.Conducts surveys and inspections of Army National Guard facilities to determine compliance with Occupational Safety Health Act (OSHA) and other regulatory requirements. Prepares training materials and conducts safety training classes, demonstrations, seminars, pre-annual training briefings and other briefings as required◆ Responsible for coordination with FORSCOM, USARC, and NGB, in order to synchronize, review, analyze, develop, and implement multi agency policy and procedures◆ Serve as the senior adviser on State and National committees with regulatory oversight overvarious functional programs and projects within National Guard◆ Provide guidance to executive level staff for the First Army quarterly risk assessment andmitigation reports; prepare regulatory, quarterly and annual reports and other documents required by National Guard Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), and United States Army Safety Center (USASC).

Kabul, Afghanistan

Operator and coordinator of Protective Services Details (PRS Detail) that provide close protection to US Ambassadors, high ranking US Diplomats, VIPs and other members of the Department of State as designated by the supported Regional Security Office. Must always possess the highest quality of professionalism, attention to detail and leadership skill which requires minimum to no supervision.◆ Train and advise diplomatic personnel on crisis management, response, and quick reaction to any internal or external threat or emergency that may occur.◆ Coordinate with other US and foreign government agencies to provide security and risk mitigationper Department of State policy◆ Supervise response team and act as response agent in emergency situations; perform first aidand direct emergency services, maintain required proficiency on firearms, communications, and other special equipment.

Camp Dodge, Ia & Paktya, Afghanistan

Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of a 39 Soldier Light Infantry Platoon; part of a 130 soldier Light Infantry Company that has forward deployed to Paktya, Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Controlled platoon in mounted and dismounted operations. Assisted in planning, directing, training, and coordinating activities of multiple subordinate elements. Provided tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and superiors in the accomplishment of their duties. Evaluated all exercises and missions for safety utilizing the Army Composite Risk Management System.- Awarded the Bronze Star (2nd award), the Army’s 4th highest award for excellence in combat.- Planned, conducted, and supervised over 150 joint combat missions in Eastern Afghanistan, 60 of which involved personal security detail and inner cordon security for commanders during Key Leader Engagements.- Supervised the accountability, maintenance and readiness of over $15 million worth of military equipment. - Served as the company Field Ordering Officer; responsible for $20,000 per month used to stimulate the local Afghan economy through projects and supply purchases.- Served on Iowa National Guard Reaction Force; responsible for coordination with State and local law enforcement agencies during times of civil disturbance, natural disasters, and other states of emergency

National Maintenance Training Center, Camp Dodge, Ia

Senior Non-Commissioned Officer for a team of Tactical Observer/Trainers. Supervised daily operations in preparation for, during training, and after units attend training at the National Maintenance Training Center. Attended all coordination meetings and teleconferences in order to resolve issues with incoming units. Observed, controlled, and trained units utilizing live, virtual and constructive simulations, while enforcing realistic battlefield effects, rules of engagement, and after action reviews. - Senior Instructor for a range of tasks including, Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (IED), Urban Operations, Small Unit Tactics, Convoy Operations, and Force Protection.- Responsible for taking the commander’s intent and guidance and building custom training packages for U.S. Army Sustainment units aligned with current Army Doctrine.- Trained over 6000 soldiers on battlefield survivability and tactical convoy operations from 2008 to 2013

Ft Riley, Ks & Khost, Afghanistan

Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of and Embedded Training Team with the responsibility to advise, coach and mentor a Brigade of Afghan Border Police consisting of over 1,300 soldiers at 15 Border Control Access sites. Developed the ANSF top 20 training tasks based on operational needs of the Afghan Security forces. Mentored Afghan Officers on tactical Standard Operating Procedures and Risk Management. Supervised team internal training, personnel, logistics, maintenance and communication in an active combat environment.- Awarded the Bronze Star (1st award), the Army’s 4th highest award for excellence in combat.- Planned, conducted, and supervised over 200 joint combat patrols along the Pakistan border in Eastern Afghanistan. Supervised Personal Security Detail and internal security measures for US and Afghan officers during Key Leader Engagements.- Held position as a Staff Sergeant (E6), normally held by Command Sergeant Major (E9).- Supervised the accountability, maintenance and readiness of over $5 million worth of military equipment.

Davenport, Ia

Supervised the receipt, storage, and distribution of bulk petroleum, oil, and lubricant products. Estimated requirements for personnel, equipment, and organizational maintenance and repair of petroleum distribution facilities. Supervised unit level quality surveillance operations. Assured adherence to safety procedures through accountability and composite risk management.

Johnston, Ia

Recruits and retains qualified soldiers for entry into the Army National Guard in accordance with applicable regulations. Supervise recruiting and retention activities not limited too:Prospect for leads. Prepare a prospect card. Refines leads. Conduct a school program. Determine basic enlistment eligibility. Pre qualifies an individual for enlistment. Determine eligibility for extension or immediate reenlistment. Conduct enlistment, attrition management and retention interviews. Explains the selected reserve incentive program and the Montgomery GI Bill, initial entry training (IET) requirements, test results, enlistment options/programs/obligations, non regular service retirement, employer support and reemployment rights. Evaluate unit sponsorship program. Brief applicant on MEPS processing. Prepares and completes an enlistment packet. Counsel an applicant. Operate Guard Accession Information Network System. Establish media contacts. Conduct direct mail campaigns. Evaluate the unit's retention environment. Explain strength maintenance recognition programs. Conduct a strength maintenance interview and briefing. Develop a time management work plan. Train unit first line leaders on career planning. Reviews request for separation/transfer/discharge. Review extension/immediate reenlistment procedures. Identifies alternatives to separation/transfer/discharge. Evaluate retention data, forms and files. Analyze unit pay and performance data. Initiate security for family assistance operations. Explain the National Guard Family Program. Identifies resources for family assistance. Provide referral services for family members. Prepare DD Form 1172 for DEERS enrollment, issues ID cards for family members during mobilization. Develop a state marketing plan. Prepares and advertising budget. Determine regulatory requirements for advertising. Write recruiting and retention advertising copy and script.

Bachelor'S Degree, Organizational Leadership

Associate Of Arts And Sciences (A.A.S.), Biology/Biological Sciences, General