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 territory development and community engagement.• 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 mission readiness.• 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 across Iraq.• 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 operations.• 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 fire exercises.

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.