As the Founder & CEO of TacNav Systems, I am at the helm of an exciting journey that marries innovation, technology, and precision navigation. With a relentless passion for excellence and a commitment to revolutionizing the industry, I lead our talented team in shaping the future of navigation solutions.In my role as CEO, I wear many hats – from strategic visionary to hands-on leader. I set the course for TacNav Systems, guiding our company’s mission and vision to new heights. My days are filled with inspiring our exceptional team, nurturing a culture of innovation, and ensuring that every member of the TacNav family is empowered to excel.At the heart of my role is the unwavering dedication to delivering groundbreaking solutions that empower individuals, from military personnel facing the harshest conditions to civilians seeking reliable navigation tools. This dedication extends beyond our products; it permeates every facet of TacNav Systems.My journey as a leader began with a simple idea: to equip people with technology that enhances their decision-making in the most challenging environments. It’s a vision that drives every aspect of our company – from product development to customer support. Our commitment to excellence is the cornerstone of our success.Under my leadership, TacNav Systems has become a beacon of innovation, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in navigation technology. We’ve achieved remarkable milestones, and we’re just getting started. Our legacy includes game-changing solutions like Tactical NAV, which has empowered countless individuals worldwide.But we don’t rest on our laurels. I believe that innovation knows no bounds, and I am committed to pushing those boundaries every day. I am proud to lead a team that shares this relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation.Innovation is our compass, and the future of navigation is ours to shape.Thank you for being part of our incredible journey. The best is yet to come.

Worked in direct support of U.S. Army Forces Command and U.S. Department of Defense. Operationally aligned with U.S. Northern Command's Defense Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Response Forces mission. Directly supervised, planned and coordinated synchronized marketing communications through local, national, social and web-based media relations. Executed public affairs, public relations, and staff officer duties consistent with full-spectrum Army, Joint or Combined public relations operations in support of garrison, contingency, and combat operations. Managed the task assignment, performance, training, resourcing and development of 8-10 public relations soldiers. Analyzed military missions, unit policies, and relationships with the population of local communities to determine requirements for communications operations. Developed and maintained liaison duties with representatives of civilian organizations, governmental agencies and United States Army Reserve and Active Duty units. • Selected to serve as a Public Relations Planner during the 2014 U.S. Army North Vibrant Response exercise; worked closely with marketing and public relations staff to develop strategic themes and messages for service members during the exercise.• Briefed senior U.S. Army staff, to include a two-star U.S. Army General and numerous senior officers, on various media trends and prepared key leaders for daily media interviews with local and state news outlets. • Served as a Deputy Media Relations Officer during the U.S. vs Brigadier General Sinclair trial in 2014 and analyzed local, state and national media and helped develop reports for senior leaders within XVIII Airborne Corps.

Responsible for the health, morale, welfare, and training of one senior noncommissioned officer and six noncommissioned officers. Provided a full spectrum of world-class marketing, public relations, and media support to Army, Joint, or Combined units for contingency operations, as well as supporting Fort Bragg tenant unit requirements. Responsible for the administrative, logistical, and financial coordination of all assets to support operations and training. Trained, coordinated, and executed public relations operations for military organizations in peacetime and war. As the voice of the Army through internal and external public affairs engagements, reached approximately 27 million viewers annually.• Selected out of 15 Army Commanders to lead the unit to Washington, D.C., in support of the 57th Presidential Inauguration for President Barack Obama; served as the Deputy Media Relations Officer for the Joint Task Force - National Capital Region/Military District of Washington during the planning and execution of the 2013 Presidential Inauguration.• Educated, trained, mentored and supervised the instruction of more than 30 U.S. Soldiers in their role of public affairs, public relations, media relations, and marketing leading up to the President Inauguration; was awarded the Army Commendation Medal by the Department of Defense following the successful completion of the Inauguration.• Facilitated 76 media interviews, including six press interviews, during the Inaugural Parade and Inaugural Balls.

• Credentialed more than 500 DoD military personnel during the Presidential Inauguration for President Obama• Assisted in the planning of the Commander-In-Chief’s Ball alongside the Presidential Inauguration Committee• Prepared all DoD service members for interviews with local, national, and international media outlets• Facilitated more 75 media interviews, including six on-camera press interviews during the Inauguration• Supervised the creation of the first ever Presidential Inauguration application for both iOS and Android, which was downloaded by more than 30,000 people, which allowed direct and instantaneous communication with users• Tracked the effectiveness of internal and external marketing campaigns through the use of available metrics, including web analytics, email metrics, and conversion tracking

Responsible for advising the battalion commander on the technical and tactical employment of artillery systems and integrating fire support into combat operations. Led information operations, public affairs, psychological operations, and operational security to ensure that these resources were coordinated and integrated to achieve the commander's desired effects. As the battalion Fire Support Officer and Effects Coordinator, directly responsible for the training and employment of four company fire support teams and a battalion fires and effects coordination cell which is comprised of 38 enlisted soldiers, and two officers. • Supervised, educated, and trained the battalion's 38 fire support soldiers, including noncommissioned officers, and officers; participated in the planning and execution of more than 4,500 fire mission requests; and secured the safe delivery of more than 24,500 indirect fire rounds in support of combat operations in Afghanistan. • Managed fire support personnel, and spent countless hours with company commanders reviewing and developing products that would assist in understanding and internalizing rules of engagement and other regulations.• Taught, mentored, and produced 19 qualified joint forward observers with a 98% graduation rate, the best in the division.• Planned and facilitated a live-satellite television show with Geraldo Rivera that aired on the Fox News Channel in 2010.• Spearheaded the development of the strategic marketing and communications plan for the battalion commander during the transition out of the Pech River Valley in 2010 – 2011.

Ensured the platoon provided timely and accurate fires in support of combat operations and for other maneuver forces as directed. Responsible for preparing the platoon for worldwide deployments, and led the platoon to fight and win on the battlefield. Provided health, welfare, discipline, morale, and training of platoon personnel. Enforced strict supply accountability to ensure all equipment was combat ready. Additional duties include acting as supply officer, civil affairs officer, fire support officer, marketing and public relations officer, and information officer.• Recognized as the best officer in the brigade during a Joint Readiness Training Center Rotation in June 2007. • Developed and implemented maneuver techniques that allowed the unit to execute maneuver and artillery missions effectively and efficiently in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.• Was instrumental in ensuring that the unit maintained the lines of communication that made possible the approval and delivery of fires from the battery fire support element to the brigade fire support cell.

Maintained a positive image of the Military Police Corps while also serving the community through education and public awareness on important issues. Worked closely with the XVIII Airborne Corps Public Affairs Office and Provost Marshal to provide support for all military police units on Fort Bragg. Served as a Public Affairs Officer during Operation Iraqi Freedom II; worked on the crisis and strategic communications team in support of Department of Defense objectives during the Abu Ghraib Prison scandal. Covered more than 10 media briefings to deploying units and their family readiness groups. • Served as the Brigade Public Relations Officer during Operation Iraqi Freedom II; worked with the crisis and strategic communications team in support of Department of Defense objectives during the Abu Ghraib Prison scandal.• Created and maintained the brigade’s monthly newsletter and provided all photographic support to the unit.• Played a pivotal role in the successful coverage of high-visibility events, such as presidential visits to Fort Bragg.