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Senior Logistics advisor to 104th Fighter Wing Commander. Responsible for coordinating Maintenance, Logistics, Engineering, and Contracting functions on Air National Guard Base. Provides insight and guidance on Operations Center training and execution.

Military officer commanding over 100 military and civilian employees responsible for defending an Air National Guard Base of over 1000 members and $200 million dollars of power projection assets. Also assigned as the Wing Anti-Terrorism Officer; in this role, required to ensure all measures are in place and coordinated with local, state, and federal agencies to mitigate potential terrorist acts.

Ware, Ma

Military Police Officer assigned to Operations staff section in charge of planning and overseeing mobility and protection operations for a Combat Support Military Police Battalion. Tasked with coordinating all operations that pertain to the survivability and continued sustainment of the force. Collaborates with local, state, and federal law enforcement during planned and no-notice events to maximize application of Military Police assets to support civil authorities. Assigned to redesign standard operating procedures for entire Battalion; evaluated current doctrine, information/intelligence, and strategic focus to provide comprehensive and realistic actions to be followed during tactical and domestic situations.

Lexington, Massachusetts

Military Police Officer assigned to Operations staff section in charge of planning and overseeing mobility and protection operations for a Combat Support Military Police Battalion. Tasked with coordinating all operations that pertain to the survivability and continued sustainment of the force. Collaborates with local, state, and federal law enforcement during planned and no-notice events to maximize application of Military Police assets to support civil authorities. Assigned to redesign standard operating procedures for entire Battalion; evaluated current doctrine, information/intelligence, and strategic focus to provide comprehensive and realistic actions to be followed during tactical and domestic situations.

Camp Curtis Guild, Ma

Assigned as senior Military Police advisor to Brigade Commander responsible for Physical Security, Force Protection, and Anti-Terrorism efforts of an 1,800-Soldier Brigade with over 20 geographically dispersed subordinate units. Tasked with creating and implementing integration of Military Police planning considerations and training for entire Brigade. Responsible for supervising, mentoring, and professional development of two Military Police Non-Commissioned Officers. Successfully conducted investigation regarding responsibility of loss of accountability of a sensitive item through coordination with two different States’ National Guards and forensic accounting. Assigned full-time position to coordinate all communication, projects, and deadlines to mobilize and deploy unit in support of contingency operations overseas. In this role, coordinated efforts between three strategic US Army commands and three Massachusetts Army National Guard Staff Directorates to streamline mobilization operations for a Brigade headquarters.

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Receiving Operations Manager responsible for intake and initial processing of all freight during assigned shift. Provided leadership, accountability, and management of three subordinate supervisors and over 40 Associates. In 13 months of tenure in position, department processed approximately 13 million cartons and maintained high performance and utilization during each shift. Was highest performing department in a network of 18 similar buildings across the nation for one month. Oversaw talent management and identification of high potential candidates for development and internal promotion.

Military Police officer assigned as Assistant Operations Officer and Battle Captain of the no-notice response headquarters unit for the Massachusetts Army National Guard. Utilized deployment experience in operational theaters to positively affect planning and training for the Brigade with over 1,700 assigned Soldiers. Successfully identified problems and obstacles during planning cycles that determined the cause, nature, and solutions for said problems. As Battle Captain, effectively managed tactical and emergency operations centers and acted as synchronization point for all staff sections in the brigade, higher headquarters, and local government agencies during several training and real-world scenarios. Acted as Observer/Coach/Trainer for a similar unit conducting an exercise with Japan’s Self-Defense Force in Japan, providing mentorship and guidance to three staff sections.

Natick, Ma

Military officer responsible for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Consequence Management in FEMA Region I (New England). Assigned to plan, direct, and implement realistic and relevant training among constituent elements drawn from three different States’ Air and Army National Guards, and to coordinate with all National Guards in New England. Successfully organized and managed several joint training exercises involving all elements required for military assistance in the event of an overwhelming CBRN catastrophe. Implemented coordination measures with local and state agencies to effectively management consequences associated with CBRN events. Planned and prioritized contingencies and options with state emergency management and local first responders to develop comprehensive and realistic response plans and scenarios. Assisted HRF OIC with budget planning for both personnel and equipment costs. Developed training academy for internal and external service members to increase overall efficiency, knowledge, and effectiveness.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute W/ Duty At Umass, Lowell

Military contractor assigned as primary instructor for Military Science Level I Cadets (Freshmen) tasked with providing realistic and relevant training and guidance for prospective U.S. Army officers. Worked as Operations and Training officer charged with planning near and long-term training in conjunction with other assigned staff and Military Science Level IV Cadets (Seniors). Coordinated with host universities to ensure information sharing and strengthening of partnerships with civilian educators. Worked as officer-in-charge of University of Massachusetts, Lowell, responsible for oversight and accountability of over 30 Cadets at all levels of development. Assigned as program Anti-Terrorism officer for an additional duty, responsible for developing Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection plans; in this role, ensured plans were in accordance with Federal guidance, and also coordinated with three different universities’ administrations to ensure plans were nested within the overall university plans. Took initiative and proactively organized additional, voluntary training for Cadets to include tactical exercises, physical fitness, and Army organizational skills to develop both the students and self.

University Of New Hampshire W/ Duty At University Of Southern Maine

Military contractor assigned as primary instructor for Military Science Level III Cadets (Juniors) tasked with implementing realistic training and providing relevant guidance for prospective U.S. Army officers in their most critical year of the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program. Tasked with creating and strengthening new relationship with partnership program at the University of Southern Maine, Gorham and acting as liaison and officer-in-charge of said program. Acted as mentor to over 15 Junior and Senior Cadets through both one-on-one sessions and group lessons outside of normal office hours.

Reading, Massachusetts / Camp As Sayliyah, Qatar

Military Police officer assigned as second-in-command of Military Police Company of 131 Soldiers forward deployed and tasked with a Force Protection mission. Tasked with moving all assigned personnel and equipment to Mobilization training and deployment location. Assumed temporary command and provided leadership in absence of Commander and led contingency planning in the wake of unrest and revolutions in the US Central Command’s Area of Responsibility. Nested company force protection and anti-terrorism plans within battalion and installation plans, as well as meeting the intent of the Security Agreement between the US and the Host Nation. Developed adaptable and flexible plans to support embassies in the region during contingency operations. Assigned as Investigating Officer for seven Commander’s Inquiries and criminal investigations throughout the deployment. Successfully oversaw redeployment and reintegration of unit back to Mobilization site and subsequently Home Station. Promoted to Captain upon return to Home Station.

Ware, Ma / Al-Anbar Province, Iraq

US Army Military Police officer responsible for security and operations as well as health, welfare, and leadership for 42 Soldiers. Assigned as Platoon Leader during pre-deployment and remained in charge of Platoon throughout deployment to the Al-Anbar Province of Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Responsible for training management and development of three Iraqi Police Districts totaling over 2,000 Iraqi Police officers. Assisted in development of training program for Iraqi Police Investigators in crime scene exploitation and anti-terrorism in order to increase the capabilities and resources available to Iraqi Police pursuant to their assigned mission of reducing criminal and insurgent activity in Al-Anbar Province. Oversaw redeployment and reintegration of assigned Soldiers following twelve-month deployment. Assigned additional duties as Anti-Terrorism officer and Drug Enforcement officer.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Organizational Leadership

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Us History

Activities and Societies: Army ROTC, History Club