Ronald Rice Email & Phone Number

Leavenworth, Kansas, United States

Leavenworth, Kansas, United States

Fort Riley, Kansas, United States

Served as the chief of staff and second in command of a globally responsive combined arms battalion; charged with the day to day operations of running a 60 person staff consisting of HR, intel, operations, logistics, and IT personnel. Additionally responsible for the morale, readiness, training, and welfare of over 800 Soldiers and their families; maintains accountability and serviceability of seven companies worth of equipment valued at over $600 million in property. • Deployed in support of operations to deter Russian aggression on the European continent forward stationed at Grafenwoher Training Area, Germany.

Fort Riley, Kansas, United States

Fort Riley, Kansas, United States

Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

Emory University, Atlanta, Ga.

Selected from the top tier of FY 09 officers to participate in the performance based-graduate school incentive program in order to attend a graduate degree program in business administration

Fort Hood

Commanded a globally responsive cavalry troop aligned to the central command area of responsibility; charged with the morale, readiness, training, and welfare of 92 Soldiers and their families; maintains accountability and serviceability of over $90 million in property. • Deployed in support of Operations Resolute Support and Freedom's Sentinel to Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan• Nominated for the Draper Armor Leadership Award

Fort Hood

Principal advisor to the Operations Officer regarding plans and training; coordinated, resourced, synchronized, and provided mission command over all operations executed within a Stryker equipped cavalry squadron; acted as the Operations Officer in his absence.• Served, with distinction, for a period of 4 months in the absence of an Operations Officer• Lead planner for the deployment of the squadron to the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt in support of the Multinational Force and Observer mission• Deployed in support of Multinational Force and Observer mission 59 to the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt

Greater Atlanta Area

Member of the human resources department's talent acquisition team focused on developing a renewed strategy for veteran candidate recruitment throughout the organization

Fort Benning

Commanded a one station unit training armor company. Charged with the initial entry training, advanced individual training, morale, readiness, and welfare of 25% of all armor crewman Soldiers entering the Army annual. Responsible for the accountability, maintenance, and serviceability of over $65 million in property. • Selected for command of a company as a first lieutenant, a position normally held by a captain• Recognized as one of the top commanders within the organization

Fort Benning

Second in command of a one station unit training armor company. Charged with the initial entry training, advanced individual training, morale, readiness, and welfare of 25% of all armor crewman Soldiers entering the Army annual. Responsible for the accountability, maintenance, and serviceability of over $65 million in property. • Developed and implemented a maintenance tracking system that was adopted across the battalion• Maintained an operational readiness rate for all assigned equipment of over 95%

Fort Stewart

Lead a globally responsive reconnaissance platoon aligned to the central command area of responsibility; charged with the morale, readiness, training, and welfare of 32 Soldiers and their families; maintains accountability and serviceability of over $25 million in property. • Deployed in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and New Dawn to Nineveh Province, Iraq• Re-integrated, reset, and trained the platoon for follow on operations to northern Afghanistan the following year

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Business Administration And Management, General

Activities and Societies: Veterans Club Treasurer

Master Of Operational Studies, Operations Management And Supervision

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Mechanical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Army ROTC