• Responsibilities as a National Chief of Logistical and Operational Support, my duties are to coordinate, travel, personnel movement and supplies purchasing/distribution. • While conducting these tasks, I am in charge of personnel around the country on a day to day basis. This job occasionally consists of traveling and meeting with clients at designated project sites to ensure overall completion.• Monitored the Smartwalk security software program that the day porters used while conducting their walk throughs at more than 25 locations nationwide. • Monitored the company inventory nationwide for supplies needed at each post construction site.

• Responsibilities As the manager of the bar my duties are to familiarize myself with a wide variety of drink recipes and is capable of delivering quality customer service. I am responsible for serving patrons at our front bar and fulfilling drink orders for the dining room, monitoring the cash drawer at the bar and performing alcohol and supplies inventories weekly and at the end of each night to help in maintaining proper inventory levels. Regarding the logistical aspect of the job, I was in charge of budget spending, inventory and personnel records.

Company was shut down. Job Description listed below.• As a Sales Consultant professional my primary task each day was too assist customers, build repour and long-lasting relationships. By accomplishing this, my next task was to present and sell the vehicle of their interest and to always ensure that the customer is always happy.

Motor Transport Operator – Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri/Okinawa, Japan/Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (October 2011 – June 2013)• Accounted for vehicles and equipment valued over $535 Million with no loss or discrepancy• Direct workers in transportation or related services, such as pumping, moving, storing, or loading or unloading of materials or people• Dispatch personnel and vehicles in response to telephone or radio reports of emergencies• Drive vehicles or operate machines or equipment to complete work assignments or to assist workers• Plan and establish transportation routes• Enforce safety rules and regulations• Supervised up to 115 personnel in daily and weekly training, duty assignment and task completion • Mentored and counseled personnel to identify and implement steps to attain personal and professional goals• Instilled discipline through daily observations and evaluations of personnel in the workplace • Completed appropriate paperwork for vehicle defects, accidents or damage to the vehicles• Operated machinery with capacities up to 40 tons, to include tractor-trailer combinations• Transported essential gear and equipment to the designated location in a safe and timely manner• Secured cargo for transport, utilized straps, blocks, chains, binders and covers• Reviewed personnel records, identifying necessary continuing education requirements to maintain certifications/licensure

Vehicle Recovery Operator – Okinawa, Japan/Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (June 2012 – May 2015)• Supervised up to 115 personnel in daily and weekly training, duty assignment and task completion • Mentored and counseled personnel to identify and implement steps to attain personal and professional goals• Instilled discipline through daily observations and evaluations of personnel in the workplace • Performed preventive maintenance on a truck fleet of 5 vehicles, ensuring safe operations • Retained records regarding each vehicle to assist in analysis and problem solving for repairs• Communicated daily with supervisors regarding location and status of inventory• Interpreted and executed verbal and written direction from senior leadership• Maneuvered trucks into loading or unloading positions, following signals from loading crew and checking that vehicle and loading equipment are properly positioned• Inventoried products and supplies daily, identifying accurate values and replenishing as necessary