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Richard Barta is listed as Senior Manager, Global Intelligence at Marriott International at Marriott International, based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at marriott.com, phone signal with area code 651, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Richard Barta.
Richard Barta previously worked as Senior Manager, Global Intelligence at Marriott International and Senior Program Manager at U.S. Department Of State. Richard Barta holds Master Of Public Policy, National And International Security Policy; U.S. Foreign Relations from Humphrey School Of Public Affairs.
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Richard Barta is a Senior Manager, Global Intelligence at Marriott International at Marriott International. He possess expertise in public speaking, event planning, leadership, community outreach, social media and 29 more skills. He is proficient in Spanish.
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Bethesda, Md, Us
Currently serve as a Senior Manager for Global Intelligence within the Global Safety and Security organization. Geographic portfolio includes Marriott International's interests in Canada, Caribbean, Latin America, and U.S.
Washington, Dc, Us
McManis and Monsalve Associates employee (State Department Contractor) supporting the Department of State's Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC)Managed and monitored public outreach programs and implemented policies for the premier national security public-private partnership in the U.S. Government at U.S. embassies and consulates across Asia and the Pacific. Primary liaison for OSAC equities in Asia, including managing a 1,000+ community of private-sector security professionals and Diplomatic Security Service Special Agents with responsibilities and oversight for personnel and assets in the Indo-Pacific region.Coordinated, led, and advised industry-specific working groups, namely, civil air carriers and international development and humanitarian assistance NGOs working on sector-specific conferences, international and interagency fora, knowledge sharing products, policy papers, and other deliverables. Served as an OSAC liaison to the Federal Aviation Administration, Transportation Security Administration, and U.S. Agency for International Development’s security teams. Prepared speeches, remarks, and talking points for senior U.S. government officials, including at the Deputy Secretary, Under Secretary, Ambassador, and Director levels.Provided analyses and briefings to senior-level private-sector security personnel as well as government officials on national security issues germane to the U.S. private sector abroad, including terrorism, global politics, crime, and cyber.Served as Acting Team Lead for the Programs, Partnerships, and Policy team; served as a training officer while on official overseas travel for new staff members.Staffed the U.S. government’s Joint Operations Center at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics as an analyst supporting the U.S. private sector by providing daily analytical products and on-demand consultations. Recipient of the 2019 OSAC Distinguished Achievement Award in service to the overseas American private sector.
Washington, District Of Columbia, Us
Social Solutions International employee (USAID Contractor) supporting the Bureau of Policy, Planning, and Learning's Office of Learning, Evaluation, and Research's MECap Task Order (PPL/LER/MECap).Served as the Program and Research Associate for the Expanding Monitoring and Evaluation Capacities (MECap) task order, which supported USAID in reinforcing and expanding monitoring & evaluation (M&E) capacities across the Agency. Supported research for special studies on PPL strategic programming; backstopped 25 PPL Fellows globally, including gathering data, compiling monitoring information, and providing programmatic guidance.Offered communication support to the USAID Evaluation Interest Group.Co-led a team that worked on an agency-wide local solutions analysis of its evaluations for promoting sustainable development. Backstopped Communication Specialist with information products, including ProgramNet blogs, AidConnect virtual meeting facilitation, and formal report copy-editing.Represented office on Program Cycle Network Dashboard Working Group in creating a Drupal-based online platform to better streamline TDY data across PPL. Organized and coordinated USAID Policy Orientations for incoming PPL Fellows. This includes coordinating with outside speakers and high-level USAID personnel.Facilitated formal USAID compliance and approval documentation processes.Prepared draft budgets and tracked financial expenses.Formerly Program Assistant (November 2015 - May 2016).
Minneapolis, Mn, Us
Assistant to the former USAID Administrator, and Dean and Chair of the Global Policy area, J. Brian Atwood. Compiled, organized, and summarized academic and non-academic books, articles, Congressional budgets, and open source publications relating to U.S. foreign policy, international development policy, and U.S. institutions. Edited the structure and content of a book analyzing U.S. foreign policy institutions. Provided briefing material and memoranda for Mr. Atwood’s use at multiple speaking engagements.
Assisted refugees, political asylees, international students and professionals, and immigrants with the sensitive legal process in obtaining visas, permanent residency, and citizenship. Researched country conditions and wrote reports on issues such as healthcare, human rights, political oppression, and risk of violence to produce supporting evidence for our clients to present to the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Department of Justice Immigration Court, as well as the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Washington, Dc, Us
Summer intern in the office for the Secretary of State's Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC).
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Richard Barta works for Marriott International.
Richard Barta is listed as Senior Manager, Global Intelligence at Marriott International at Marriott International.
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Richard Barta is based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States while working with Marriott International.
Richard Barta has worked for Marriott International, U.S. Department Of State, Usaid, Humphrey School Of Public Affairs, University Of Minnesota, and Frey Law Office.
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Richard Barta holds Master Of Public Policy, National And International Security Policy; U.S. Foreign Relations from Humphrey School Of Public Affairs.
Richard Barta is listed with skills including Public Speaking, Event Planning, Leadership, Community Outreach, Social Media, Fundraising, Nonprofits, and Critical Thinking.
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