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Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Poznan, Poland And Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States

• Deputy Chief of Staff for the Corps (Forward) headquarters in Poznan, Poland; and Chief of the Corps CBRNE section. Principal advisor to the Commanding General on all matters pertaining to Chemical, Biological.
• Planned and executed the Building 28 Occupation- a politically sensitive operation that increased the Corps’ footprint by over 500,00sq/ft of administrative space at zero cost to the U.S. taxpayer.
• Supervised and modified contract execution of the Corps’ Combat Operations and Intelligence Center (COIC)(Forward), a $1mil+ project, ensuring the facilities upgrade did not interfere with real-world, 24/7 mission.
• Wrote the FY 26-30 Program Objective Memorandum for the Corps’ G34 (Protection Division); successfully defended all $14.3 million of program requirements at the US Army Europe and Africa Requirements Validation Board.
• Execute a $2.6mil CBRNE War-Stock buy, resourcing three divisions and eight brigades with specialized Chem-Bio protective large-vehicle filters.
• Managed a multi-year, multi-million dollar program to build out and enhance infrastructure and force protection requirements at 29 U.S.-occupied Forward Operating Sites in Poland, the Baltics, and the Balkans.

White Hall, AR, United States

• Senior officer of a 13,500 acre U.S. Army installation; and all production, infrastructure and support activities therein. Responsible for the manufacture, storage, and quality evaluation of phosphorous and pyrotechnic.
• Reduced indirect hire hours by 77,047 hrs/yr with a $4.3m/yr savings; without a Reduction in Force or layoffs.
• Earned the Center of Industrial and Technical Excellence (CITE) designation for Advanced Textile Manufacturing (in addition to two previous CITE designations), the only installation of 17 Organic Industrial Base sites.
• Maintained a production schedule of over 170 specialty defense items, in three different enterprises, throughout the COVID lockdowns of 2020-2021, with no disruption to production schedules or required delivery dates.
• Managed stakeholder relationships through routine engagement with Congressional, State and Local elected leaders.

Fort Knox, Kentucky

• Chief, Operations Support Division, U.S. Army Human Resources Command, Fort Knox, KY (1 year, 1 month)Responsible for maintaining Army Readiness through worldwide assignment and complete lifecycle management.
• Achieved active component manning guidance fill levels throughout the operational and institutional force, while balancing Soldier professional development and family considerations; over 16,000 individual reassignments.
• Achieved an average fill-rate of 97% of enlisted manning cycle requirements in all six branches of the division.
• Achieved a 100% fill-rate of directed (drill sergeant, recruiter, and directed military over-strength) requirements in all six branches.

Carlisle, PA

Ft. Knox, KY

• Responsible for the world-wide assignment of over 1400 Active Duty officers in the grades of Warrant Officer 1 to Lieutenant Colonel. Lead the Chemical Branch team in the talent management of Chemical Officers to meet.
• Filled deploying units to 100% authorized strength by leveraging inter-post transfers and cross-levelling required skill sets at installations.
• Supported unplanned force structure growth by sourcing high-performing officers to meet requirements of the Army’s Security Force Assistance Brigades and the transfer of the counter-WMD portfolio from US Strategic.
• Executed over 800 individual officer moves in support of manning requirements, professional development, and individual broadening opportunities.

Indianapolis, Indiana

• Command a 450-Soldier recruiting battalion composed of 7 subordinate companies and 39 recruiting stations in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Missouri. Directly accountable for achieving an annual mission of 2000 Regular.
• Achieved FY15 &16 best in the brigade (of six other battalions) in Regular Army and Army Reserve.
• Exceeded special category requirements (Prior-Service, Warrant Officer, Officer Candidate School) in all categories for FY15 &16.
• Led the brigade in both Regular Army and Army Reserve Year-To-Date volume in FY17.

Camp Smith, HI

• Principal advisor to Commander, Special Operations Command, Pacific, for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and high-yield Explosives (CBRNE) for a joint theater special operations command with a no-notice.
• Shaped the counter-WMD capabilities of SOF forces in the Pacific through 2025.
• Managed stakeholder relationships through regular engagement with allied and (U.S.) federal law enforcement, the intelligence community, and office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for counter-WMD.

Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi-do, Korea

• Division CBRNE officer for a 15,000-Soldier, forward-stationed division, with a no- notice, Fight-Tonight mission. Senior adviser to the division commander for all issues pertaining to Chemical, Biological.
• Integrated national-level intelligence and all-hazard modeling assets in the division main headquarters, at no financial cost to the division.
• Partnered with Defense Threat Reduction Agency to test and evaluate drone-mounted chem-bio sniffers.

Honolulu, HI

• Senior Fellow at the Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies. Partnered with senior academic faculty as a seminar leader, with 90 fellows from 35+ countries to analyze political, economic, social, military and.
• Effectively co-led multinational seminars for three courses (Asia-Pacific Orientation Course, Comprehensive Crisis Management Course, Advanced Security Cooperation Course)
• Shaped and co-sponsored a multinational Bio-Preparedness Workshop in cooperation with Defense Threat Reduction Agency

Alexandria, Virginia

Chief of Current Operations for a joint service Combat Support Agency and the US Strategic Command's Center for Combatting Weapons of Mass Destruction, providing 24/7/365 global support to the nation's nuclear and chemical stockpile, counter-proliferation operations, nonproliferation consequence management, an international treaty compliance. Coordinates.

Alexandria, Virginia

Serves as the Military Assistant to the Director of Defense Threat Reduction Agency, a Joint Service combat support agency and the US Strategic Command's Center for Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction which provide global support to the nation's nuclear and chemical stockpile, counter-proliferation operation, nonproliferation, consequence management, and.

Alexandria, Virginia

Mission Commander in a Department of Defense (DoD) combat support agency responsible to the Secretary of Defense for weapons of mass destruction, threat reduction and control issues. Leads, trains, organizes, deploys and equips selectively-manned joint service escort teams responsible for over $500k worth of equipment. Conducts highly intrusive.

Balad, Iraq & Ft. Bragg NC

Operations Officer for a deployed Multi-Functional Medical Battalion consisting of 403 Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen from 10 separate companies/detachments located on 29 different Forward Operating Bases providing corps-level combat health service support and force health protection to include veterinary, combat operational stress control, preventive.

Commander of a 240-Soldier One-Station Unit Training Company, responsible for providing Skill Level One CBRN Soldiers (MOS 74D) to the Army.-Commended by BN and BDE Commanders as "best company commander" in the organization, #1 pick for promotion and greater responsibility.

Master Of Strategic Studies, Advanced Defense Management

Fellowship, North Korean Nuclear Policy

Senior Fellow at the Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies. Partnered with senior academic faculty as a seminar leader, with 90 fellows.

Master Of Military Art And Science (Mmas), Strategy

Activities and Societies: MMAS Program, Master Tactician boardParticipated in the Masters of Military Arts and Sciences program Earned the.

Master Of Strategic Intelligence, Terrorism Studies

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), English

Activities and Societies: ROTC