Randall Robillard Email & Phone Number

Orlando, Fl, Us

Orlando, Florida, United States

San Diego, California, United States

The Honor Foundation (THF) is a unique transition institute created exclusively for Navy SEALs and the U.S. Special Operations community. We provide a clear process for professional development and a diverse ecosystem of world class support and technology. Every step is dedicated to preparing these outstanding men and women to continue to realize their maximum potential during and after their service career.If you are looking for the one thing that makes THF special, it may be this: every decision we make is the product of co-creation with actual members of the Special Operations community. We seek their input constantly. We approach challenges the way they do. We strive to hold ourselves to their impeccable standards. We achieve because we follow the lead of the world’s highest achievers.The Mission: "To serve others with honor, for life. So, their next mission is clear and continues to impact the world.Specialties: • Operations • Leadership • Team Building • Strategic Planning • Logistics • Problem Solving • Budget Planning • Intelligence Analysis • Communications • Risk Management

Guam

As the EODMU 5 Training Department Master Chief I supervised four divisions (Armory, Dive Locker, Air Operations and Training) totaling 29 personnel responsible for all high risk training for 11 EOD Platoons and two shore based EOD Detachments. I evaluated and certified Platoons for major combat operations and individual team members as Emergency Response Leaders.I planned and executed a multinational EOD training exchange that included USA, Canada, New Zealand and Australian EOD teams. This two-week event culminated in a four-day field training scenario that enabled Five Eyes (FVEY) partners to cross train and operate side by side to defeat basic to advanced IED scenarios. This was the first ever FVEY exchange and will become an annual event with a British EOD team planning on attending in 2020.I was the primary liaison and training coordinator between joint forces in the Pacific region and EODMU 5. I coordinated a five day EOD exchange between USMC 3BN EOD Team and EODMU 5 training cell that provided up to date scenarios preparing them for deployment. Additionally conducted a lessons learned and key leader/first responder brief that provided the unit to conduct more thorough threat assessment and initial actions in the event a suspected IED was encountered. I managed a travel budget of $500K for 29 personnel coordinating multiple training courses for personnel while in CONUS maximizing efficiency of travel funds by minimizing back and forth travel ultimately saving more than $50K. I coordinated 12 Master EOD Technician qualification boards. This career milestone encompasses five in-depth EOD scenarios that candidates hypothetically execute as acting EOD team leaders. As chairman I ensured the scenarios were relevant and executable and that the outcomes were tactically proficient and technically sound. The result was the qualification of four Master EOD Technicians, the highest qualification available for an EOD Technician.

Guam

As the EODMU 5 Operations Department Master Chief I managed the tasking and employment of 11 EOD Platoons and two shore based EOD Detachments totaling 85 personnel. I resolved manning, recognition, personnel and policy issues on a daily basis while effectively accomplishing seven 7th Fleet EOD exercises, and eight deployments in support of 7th Fleet, Special Operations Command Pacific (SOCPAC) and Special Operations Command Korea (SOCKOR). I was the senior enlisted liaison between one Echelon 5 (EOD Group One) and four Echelon 4 (EODMU 1, EODMU 3, EODMU 11 and EOD Training and Evaluation Unit One) commands. I planned and executed three multinational exercises with partner forces to include Republic of Korea EOD, Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force, and Thailand EOD teams. The result of these events was increased interoperability between partners as well as an exchange of successful tactics, techniques and procedures within the different areas of operation with our allies.Managed the positional manning of 120 enlisted personnel for 11 platoons and staff positions, while balancing career milestones and operational requirements. I oversaw the logistics of EOD teams deploying throughout Asia. I additionally assisted in managing the travel budget of deploying teams ensuring that cost saving measures were taken where it possible.United States Secret Service liaison coordinating 17 missions in support of the President of the United States (POTUS) and Vice President of the United States (VPOTUS) throughout the USA and Asia. Specialities • Operations • Leadership • Team Building • Strategic Planning • Logistics • Problem Solving •Budget Planning • Intelligence Analysis • Communications • Risk Management

Panama City Beach, Florida, United States

As the Course Manager for the EOD Diver "A" School course at Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center I supervised the safe execution of 2700 hours of incident-free, high risk military diving training with a cadre of two training teams totaling 12 instructors. I conducted eight classes per year encompassing forty training days per class with an annual throughput of 280 officer, enlisted and partner nation students. I identified a deficiency in EOD force dive training and developed a plan to teach the operation and maintenance of another underwater breathing apparatus that will save the force more than $300K annually.I was responsible for the continuous review and optimization of a demanding curriculum in order to meet evolving fleet requirements. I conducted annual maintenance, in water proficiency problems, and test question validations ensuring students were tested on relevant information and were able to meet the demanding diving mission requirements.I led the proceedings during a Special Operations Command conference covering the integration of women into the Navy SEAL, Basic Underwater Demolitions School (BUDS) and other military combat diver courses. I helped facilitate BUDS trainers to seamlessly integrate females into the high-risk, one year training cycle with minimal disruption to training.I qualified five Master EOD Technicians and mentored and shaped one Sailor of the Year, one Instructor of the Year, and eight Sailors of the Quarter. These honors serve as recognition for accomplishments above and beyond the normal call of duty throughout the year.Specialities • Leadership • Team Building • Strategic Planning • Problem Solving • Communications • Risk Management