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Resupply is a SaaS company in the 501c3 space with the vision to revolutionize charitable giving in America. Our technology enables donors to have unwanted household goods picked up and transported to local charities, in as little as 24 hours.

Service2Software (S2S) is a 501c3 Non-Profit with the mission of providing transitioning Service Members with the training and tools necessary to begin a career in the technology sector. S2S has established a Career Skills Program (CSP), and Individual Apprenticeship with the DoD, which allows Service Members to spend their last 6 months of active duty time as an S2S fellow. Service2Software's training program has also been accredited by the United States Department of Labor as well.

Acquired, renovated, and rented 16 separate apartments while simultaneously a full time student. Oversaw every aspect of financing, planning, and executing renovations for each individual property.

I served in the Army Corps of Engineers, completing several large scale horizontal and vertical construction projects. This includes building scopes of work and managing the build of: 1) Bryan Commons Veteran's Memorial Park, a $3,000,000, 18 month project.2) The 2BCT motorpool at Fort Stewart. This motorpool turned 3+ acres of land into a functional motor pool with 10" thick concrete, with a 3.25' gradual slope, no drains, slip joints every 12 ft., and a 15 foot turn down footing around the entire exterior of the motor pool. The project was completed 50% under budget. Fort Stewart published a white paper to the office of the Chief of Engineers regarding this historic success.3) The Vietnam Era Guard Tower at the Army War College. The tower had to be built to withstand 250,000+ visitors throughout the year, with a 20 year certification. The tower's location was on top of a granite ledge. 4) The Fort Bragg Access Control point. I changed the scope of work from the original construction plans to adding over 8,000 ft. of conduit piping to exact locations within 1.5” precision to prepare for over $350,000 worth of electronics integration