Mitchell Brenner Email & Phone Number

Blackwell, Missouri, United States

• Sales representative responsible for developing a local territory and implementing a strategic liquidation plan for a CNC and precision machine shop specializing in hydraulic cylinders and metal fabrication.
• Generates customer leads by leveraging the power of local outreach, current customer referrals, and developing strong relationships at all levels with individuals and organizations.
• Engages with current and potential customers, solving their problems, negotiating with integrity, managing all sales activity, and ensuring customer satisfaction.
• Applies technical knowledge of machinery, materials, and tooling to conduct presentations and demonstrate a value proposition that addresses the customer's needs.

Tampa, Florida, United States

• Selected as one of the first Company Executive Officers in Army recruiting. Managed 62 recruiters across 6 teams responsible for 7000 square miles. When granted creative freedom to define the new role, focused on.
• Enabled individual recruiters to meet mission targets at underperforming locations by presenting to classes and teams, networking with staff, and influencing stakeholders to grant access to prospects.
• Planned and executed 10+ public events coordinating community sponsors, marketing, vendors, catering services, venue rental, budgeting, and payment.
• Created recruit buy-in through one-on-one communication by rapidly building relationships and team cohesion, increasing contract fulfillment.
• Awarded Company of Excellence designation and noted as top performing Executive Officer.

Fort Campbell, Tennessee, United States

• Appointed second-in-command of a 115 soldier firing battery. Managed 9 soldier headquarters element in charge of logistic, maintenance, resourcing, and administrative operations ensuring rapid deployment posture and.
• Led stateside redeployment of all soldiers, 30 vehicles, 6 artillery cannons, and 12 cargo containers returning from 4 locations across Iraq.
• Maintained the Command Deployment, Maintenance, and Supply Discipline Programs covering assets valued over $40M.
• Established influential relationships, utilizing adjacent units to negotiate innovative solutions to repair our fleet from deployment damage, ensuring mission readiness.
• Ranked in top 3 of 49 Junior Officers.

Al Anbar Governorate, Iraq And Nineveh Governorate, Iraq

• Hand selected by Commanding Officer to merge 2 platoons, led 65 soldiers while detached from headquarters in an ever changing combat environment. Established own firebase from scratch and transitioned between 3 others.
• Established relationships in each location, conducting Key Leader Engagements with Iraqi Officers allowing my unit to thrive while operating independently.
• Operated simultaneously as Fire Direction Officer, coordinating 100+ fire missions and 600+ artillery rounds against ISIS targets.
• Collaborated across units to plan and conduct non-standard operations including helicopter based artillery raids and joint missions between US aircraft, French and Iraqi artillery, and ground forces.
• Led counter-fire and indirect-fire defense for 500+ person, multi-national airfield.
• Ranked in top 3 of 54 Junior Officers.

Fort Campbell, Tennessee And Deir ez-Zor Governorate, Syria

• Trained and deployed a 7 soldier Fire Direction Center from Fort Campbell to an austere firebase in eastern Syria. Tasked with providing precision artillery fire in support of Syrian Democratic Forces and US combat.
• Directed 227 fire missions, expending 951 projectiles, against enemy targets during the offensive to liberate the Middle Euphrates River Valley from ISIS control, contributing to their territorial defeat in Syria.
• Selected as 1 of 3 Junior Officers to operate decentralized from our command element during expeditionary operations and 1 of only 2 officers at our firebase.

Fort Campbell, Tennessee, United States

• Led 5 soldier Fire Support Team in integrating mortars, attack aviation, artillery, and close air support into infantry operations while maintaining 72-hour deployment capability.
• Served as lead advisor to the ground force commander on all Joint Fires assets.
• Coordinated firing of 500+ live artillery and mortar rounds in support of the maneuver training cycle, including a 31 day rotation to the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, Louisiana.
• Planned and taught the Universal Observer Course for the brigade engineer battalion, educating 200+ soldiers on Fire Support techniques; Trained 50+ infantrymen to Fire Support proficiency across 4 classes and live.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States

• Trained at the U.S. Army Fires Center of Excellence.
• Served as class Academic Officer.

Fort Benning, Georgia, United States

• Trained and commissioned at the U.S. Army Officer Candidate School.
• Completed Basic Combat Training at the U.S. Army Infantry School.

Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States

• Consulted healthcare providers and patients on drug usage, benefits, and side effects.
• Led, managed, and trained team of five technicians and delivery drivers.