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Tacoma, Wa, Us

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Fort Worth, Texas, Us

Helps clients develop personalized financial plans with their short and long term goals in mind. Offers unbiased advice as clients develop and define their savings, insurance and investing objectives. Helps clients with established plans stay on track toward their goals by providing coaching and encouragement throughout life's transitions.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

As the Deputy in the Future Operations directorate in an Army corps headquarters, responsible for the operational planning in support of contingencies and training exercises. Supervises operational planning team leaders to provide the Corps Commanding General with recommendations to solve complex operational problems and provide timely analysis to subordinate commands. Supervises the process for the development of operations orders and rehearsals to clearly communicate the plan of action. Manages personnel actions to include slating, evaluations, transfers, and leaves. Supervises property management and supply requisition.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Senior military advisor to the Assistant Deputy for Military Organization (ADMO) for the Eastern Sector of the Saudi Arabian Ministry of National Guard (MNG) in support of the national guard modernization program. Provided strategic and operational advice and assessment on all matters pertaining to operations, training, readiness, force modernization, and the strategic objectives for the Eastern Sector and its subordinate commands. Assisted Eastern Sector efforts to build capacity and capability across multiple operational functions. Provided supervision and guidance to four subordinate advisors and eight interpreters.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

As the Chief of Plans in the Future Operations directorate in a Field Army, responsible for operational planning in support of contingencies and training exercises. Supervised the 8A lead planner for two annual major theater-level exercises. Supervised the development of operations orders and FRAGOs in support of contingencies and exercises, led OPTs and chaired Team Plans to support branch and sequel planning, provided the 8A CG with recommendations to solve complex operational problems, and provided timely analysis to subordinate commands. Supervised planning efforts for NEO, RSOI, CJFEO, and CWMD operations; coordinated KSC mobilization planning; and guided future OPLAN development.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Future operations planner for Eighth US Army, an operational three-star headquarters, supporting US Forces Korea (USFK) with a mission to maintain readiness, deter aggression, and build and sustain combat power should deterrence fail. Integrate current and emerging doctrinal concepts for Eighth Army to support US and Korean infantry divisions, four seperate brigades, an expeditionary sustainment command headquarters, and other subordinate commands. Led deliberate planning efforts for operations in support of Armistice to include annual validation of the Korean Service Corps and Wartime Host Nation Support requirements. Provided deliberate and crisis action planning for real-world crisis, exercises, rotations, and wartime operations in the Korean Theater of Operations. Served as conduit between Eight Army planning staff and the joint, combined, and service component planning staffs. Provided the Commanding General with recommendations to solve complex operational problems and provided timely analysis to major subordinate commands.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

As a student attended the School of Advanced Military Studies at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College; earned a master's of military art and science (MMAS) degree in theater operations.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Chief of Operations, Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC). Responsible for coordinating, integrating, synchronizing, and executing all aspects of realistic combined arms maneuver training across the operational continuum for heavy, light, special operations, rotary and fixed wing aviation, and allied units. Responsible for final coordination, integration, and synchronization of joint task force and division level tactical orders. Supervised the actions of the assistant operations officers, noncommissioned officers, and civilians. Directed the exercise execution by coordinating and controling the activities of eight Observer/Controller teams, the OPFOR Tactical Group, and rotational training units.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Executive officer of a 650-Soldier combined arms battalion assigned as U.S. Army Europe's Opposing Force (OPFOR) at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC). Directed and trained the battalion staff to interpret the commander’s guidance into clear and concise orders. Coordinated with external agencies to directly support unit training and missions. Orchestrated the maintenance of 300 combat vehicles and 3,000+ additional supporting items such as MILES and OPFOR specific equipment. Mentored company executive officers on Army training management procedures. Served as second-in-command and as such integrated multinational and US partnered units into the OPFOR. Supervised the Regimental CP. Managed an annual budget of $2.0 million. Provided oversight of the battalion aid station, maintenance facility, gym, and storage areas. Developed systems and procedures and ensureed adherence to all commander's policies.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Operations officer for a 650-Soldier combined arms MTOE battalion assigned as U.S. Army Europe's Opposing Force (OPFOR) at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC). Responsible for managing the training, readiness, and operations of five organic companies. Supervised the actions and well being of a 19-Soldier operations section. Drafted and published annual and quarterly training guidance. Organized and synchronized training and operational resources for all subordinate units. Prepared battalion and OPFOR regiment plans and orders. Coordinated with partner nations; integrated multinational forces into the OPFOR formation. Employed a complex threat composed of conventional and irregular forces to prepare US Brigade Combat Teams and allied and partnered units to fight and win in unified land operations. Planed and coordinated the deployment of force packages in support of the USAREUR commander's objectives.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

As a student, attended Intermediate Level Education at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. Concurrently, earned a master of arts degree in International Relations from Webster University.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Led a 44-person O/C team that was responsible for observing, controlling, teaching, mentoring, and providing feedback to reconnaissance squadron task forces executing joint training at the Joint Readiness Training Center. In charge of the Tactical Analysis Feedback Factility (TAFF) for the task force. Responsible for the preparation, coordination, and execution of the task force after action reviews (AARs). Controlled force on force training and trained subordinates to ensure quality, doctrinally sound AARs. Responsible for the collection and analysis of O/C observations at squadron and troop level. Coordinated with adjacent TAFFs and the chief of operations. Managed the personnel and logistical support activities for the task force. Responsible for training, morale, welfare, and discipline of the Soldiers, their families, and the civilian workers assigned to the organization.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

BCT ISF Cell planning officer for an Infantry Brigade Combat Team deployed in support of OIF. Responsible for planning, monitoring, and reporting the transition of partnered Iraqi Security Forces operating in the 4th Brigade, 1st Infantry Division AOR. Assisted in the planning, coordination, and synchronization of Coalition and ISF operations in the Dragon AOR. Maintained effective working relationships with other brigade staff, MND-B ISF Cell, Karkh and BOC Transition Teams, and DET-3 Police Transition Team. Responsible for staffing, tracking, and reporting the status of ISFF funded projects. Additionally, as the brigade FRAGO writer, responsible for collecting, analyzing, and staffing information from multiple sources to provide information in the form of operations and fragmentary orders to the brigade staff and subordinate units.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Commander of an 81-Soldier dismounted reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition troop deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom V. Responsible for $21,000,000 worth of equipment. Responsible for the morale, health, and welfare of the Soldiers in his charge. Responsible for the training of the troop in scouting and conventional infantry tactics in garrison and tactical employment of the troop, as well as attachments, when deployed to combat.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Company commander of a 125-person light infantry company with the mission to train, deploy, fight, and win. Responsible for training a company that consists of three rifle platoons and a headquarters element. Ensured detailed long-range proactive planning that provides resourced, multi-echeloned training that will result in combat readiness. Responsible for the welfare, morale, maintenance, and safety of all assigned and attached Soldiers and their immediate family members. Ensured proper accountability and maintenance of more than $2 million worth of equipment. Responsible for all areas of leading, training, maintaining, caring, and team building for the company.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Plans officer for one of two integrated divisions in the United States Army. Responsible for planning and coordinating operational and training deployments, training exercises, and other special events for two active duty brigade combat teams and three National Guard enhanced brigades. Assisted in the development and coordination of Fort Riley exercise, contingency, and operational plans. Developed deployment plans and coordinated active and reserve component deployment and mobilization support requirements. Collected and analyzed data and information from multiple sources to assist the division and installation command groups with decision making. Prepared, updates, and presented information briefs to the division staff and senior leaders.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

As a student, attended the Mechanized Leaders' Course at the U.S. Army Infantry School.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

As a student attneded the Combined Arms and Services Staff School (CAS3) at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

As a student attneded the Infantry Captain's Career Course at the US Army Infantry School.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Served as brigade liaison officer to division headquarters deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Responsible for coordinating and synchronizing operations between brigade and division headquarters. Collected and analyzed data and information from multiple sources and shared the collated information at echelon to ensure each headquarters maintained common understanding of operations. Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, and dicipline of one noncommissioned officer.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Platoon Leader of a 22-person air assault infantry support platoon. Responsible for maintaining the discipline and morale of a combat ready platoon with the mission to deploy worldwide in 36 hours. Responsible for ensuring that the platoon can support the tactical deployment of the battalion anywhere in the world and win in combat. Directly responsible for maintaining accountability and operational readiness of MTOE equipment in excess of $1.6 million. Responsible for the management and timely delivery of all classes of supply to the battalion in training and in combat. Managed all battalion ammunition, ensuring that it is drawn, transported, stored, and turned-in safely and in accordance with all applicable military and federal regulations. Responsible for the tactical airlift of supplies and equipment to the battalion in training and combat.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Heavy weapons platoon leader in an air assault infantry battalion capable of worldwide deployment within 36 hours of notification. Responsible for the combat readiness, training, resources, safety, welfare, discipline, and morale of a sixteen Soldier platoon. Maintained, sustained, and accounted for over $1 million worth of equipment and installation property. Responsible for sustaining proficiency in platoon level critical tasks that support the company mission essential task list.

Master Of Military Art And Science, Theater Operations

Masters, International Relations

Bachelor'S Degree, European History

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High School Diploma