Deputy Director/ Senior Program Manager for Sustainment and Mission Support Programs. Trusted and detail-oriented Senior Program Manager with outstanding project management and conflict management skills. Accomplished leader known and respected for leading successful change in projects and building credibility with executive teams and staff. Solutions driver with expertise in managing complex programs and multiple concurrent projects. Provide overall management and support for concurrent projects across multiple platforms. Serve as a conduit between customers, management and project teams. Work with the project team to plan project, estimate costs, and manage project to completion. Create and manage a suite of documentation and reporting routines to drive operational management of the Sustainment and Mission Support programs. Conduct risk management, contingency and scenario planning using a variety of project management tools. Develop, communicate and implement program / project risk / issue management plans and strategies (e.g., mitigation, avoidance, transfer, acceptance). Apply best practices to ensure projects run consistently and that risks are communicated. Work with VP of Sustainment and Mission Support Division to define and plan new projects and roll out group wide initiatives.

Project Manager for Contract Lifecycle Sustainment (CLS) of the Defense CBRNE Response Force (DCRF) and the Command and Control CBRNE Response Element - B (C2CRE-B) supporting approximately 6800 Soldiers. Currently manage the sustainment of over $30M in equipment and over 12,000 line items across the United States for a no-fail emergency response force that conducts direct life-saving and critical life-saving enabling tasks for CBRN response operations in support of civil authorities in the United States and U.S. Territories. Also perform duties in Camber Corporation as a Senior CBRNE Subject Matter Expert and technical writer.

Battalion Plans and Readiness Manager for a Technical Escort Battalion capable of deploying anywhere in the world within 18 hours of notification to provide chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear assessment, disablement, elimination, escort, and site remediation support.- Responsible for detailed planning and coordination of resources for crisis-action planning, contingency missions, and Battalion training events.- Technical Escort Master Trainer and Observer Controller Manager • Conduct liaison and planning operations with all supported agencies including Joint Special Operations Command and Other Government Agencies• Senior Writer/Evaluator and Battalion Master Trainer• Track the readiness of 12 15-Man CBRNE Response Teams• Contingency Plan Integration Officer• Coordinate new equipment training for commercial off the shelf equipment (COTS)• COTS Acquisition Board • Critical Task Selection Board• Battalion Force Modernization Officer• Battalion Security Manager• Assistant Focal Point Control Officer

Member of a highly specialized team with a worldwide, no notice mission to identify, sample, render safe, disable, mitigate, package and conduct technical escort of CBRN materiel. Support the crisis/consequence management of CBRNE incidents for host nations, Federal, State, and Local agencies, Theater Combatant Commanders, and Joint Special Operations Task Force Operations• Sample Team Leader • Nuclear Disablement Team Member• Multiple deployments and responses in both domestic and overseas operations (Bronze Star)• Managed the training, welfare, discipline and professional development of 8 personnel• Responsible for specialized team equipment worth in excess of $600,000• Responsible for preparation and transport of Hazardous Materials

CBRN Manager for the largest Air Traffic Control company in the Army.• Responsible for maintenance and sustainment of over $388,000 in CBRN Equipment• Trained 150+ personnel in the company on CBRN detection, decontamination, and survivability• Requisitioned and monitored CBRN replacement equipment• Responsible for the health, welfare, and military occupational specialty qualification of one Korean Augmentee to the U.S. Army• Advised commander on real world and training CBRN requirements• Radiation Safety Officer• Hazardous Materials Officer

CBRN Manager for a 142 man light infantry company in the Military District of Washington.

Team Leader of a Light Infantry team conducting tactical, contingency, and ceremonial missions in the National Capital Region.- Team leader on first unit to enter the Pentagon on SEP 11th, 2001