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Dallas, Texas, Us

I provide technical facilitation to several Emergency Management contracts for Homeland Security, and Critical Infrastructure Protection. Our URS team provides on-site & offsite critical support. We are developing a new presence in the emergency management field, and COOP, and provide high quality LE and HLS expertise to State & Local first responders.

San Francisco, Ca, Us

I suppported multiple AT/FP projects to include re-writng the Integrated Security Master Plan (ISMP) for the Pentagon. I wrote special information reports exposing inherant threats, and suggested countermeasures. I also worked on a PFPA team to provide expertise for the integraton of the Common Access Card to replace the legacy Pentagon badge system. I was responsible for the Education & Awareness Plan. I produced professional videos, advertisements, flyers, tri-folds and other products for public dissemination.

San Francisco, Ca, Us

I conducted large scale Homeland Security - Infrastructure Resilience studies for major U.S. Cities, and national venues. I worked with DHS HQ and local (regional) agents. I wrote a training syilibus and provided instuctor lead training. Our projects covered resiliency planning; disaster recovery, emergency operations & planning, Continuity Of Operations (COOP) and National Security Events.

Washington, Dc, Us

As Chief of Security Operations, I provided leadership and functional guidance for internal security issues, for a small independant agency of the U. S. Government, with 500 people. I inspected our field offices in Major cities. I planned our annual COOP meetings and supported the National level exercise as a tier IV level agency. I met frequently with senior management to provide security guidance for overseas travel. I supervised a staff of security speialists who provided Personnel, Physical, Operations, Travel visas, and issues U.S. Passports. I adjudicated PSI clearances. I maintaned the classified accounts, and coordinated courier schedules.

During my Federal career in the Civilian Intelligence and Security profession I served on various boards. Initial hiring authority, As a senior civilian employee, I was tasked to sit on a hiring board by the local office of Personnel. Our function was to grade applicants, on Experience, training, awards, or technical skills. Our ratings were used by the selecting official for hiring criteria. On another board I was involved with the Professional Development Counsel: In the Counsel we validated the training requirements for advancement of Government Security Officers, job code 0080, and Intelligence Officer 0132, at the GS 5-7-9-11 & 12 pay bands, as well as the Senior positions of GS Grades 13-14-15. Our recommendations we incorporated into the Civilian Development Plans, for these Career Fields. As a senior member of the staff, I supported individuals who were placed into our agancy. Many of these individuals had drug/alcohol/work place issues, or performance issues. I worked to councel or advise them on Civil Service requirements, and to advise them to alternate employment options. I worked to help them regain their security clearance or employment status. As a Senior Officer I was privileged to serve as a member of the DOD/OSD Senior review group, were we met to review & discuss changes to security regulations. I likewise was fortunate to serve in 2006-2008, as a member of the Defense Security Academy staff; Security Education Training & Awareness (SETA) working Group.

Washington, Dc, Us

I was in charge of the Security Management Office (SMO) for the Chief Signal Officer/Army CIO. I was the senior person responsible for Army Security Operations, at the Pentagon and in local DC Offices. In this capacity on the senior Army staff I worked for over 8 different three star LTG Lieutenant Generals, their deputies, and senior members of their staff. I additonally held administrative functions; approving offical- for the Defense Travel System, (DTS) and as a trusted agent-for the Contractor Verification System (CVS) under DMDC. I supported Industrial Security operations for multiple contracts. I planned and supported our COG/COOP exercise cell and participated in all COOP/COG exercises. I provided security oversight from inception, to the Biometrics Management Office (BMO) as it was under the perview of the CIO. As requirements grew, a BMO office was established in West Virginia, and I supervised a junior security splst. who managed BMO security.

Us

After 911, I was appointed under emergency authority to be the Director of Intelligence & Security for the Homeland Security Taskforce, and to provide the necessary intelligence support and security coordination for this operation. I created a staff to support our daily requirements for the distribution of senior intelligence products, and the passing of clearances. I was responsible for annual and recurring security staff training. I attended daily JTTF meeting in the Pentagon, and received the worldwide terrorism reports daily. My staff was responsible for morning distribution of the WIRE. I grew this office from the ground up ! I was responsible for all intelligence processes and administration of security policies. I coordinated the COG/COOP efforts in conjunction with the DCCM office under our jurisdiction. I played a role in the annual COG and supporting exercises. I acted as a staff officer during emergencies such as the challenger space disaster. I managed a staff of military & contractors at the who were integrated at the DHS, who provided operational support. I worked with senior OSD personnel to create the permanant office. Due to my performance, I was continued on for two more years until 2003. I had to inovate new methods and procedures. This office grew from the initial 12 personnel to over 120 personnel. I received a special award for my excellent work establishing this OSD Office.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

I supervised all Security and Intelligence functions for the Office of the Director of Information for Command, Control, Communications, & Computers (DISC4) in the Pentagon. In this capacity I supevised one senior NCO who acted as the alternate Security manager.

Special assignment to review the U.S. Army Intelligence Agency 902MI/CI records on the Martin Luther King Jr. and Pres. John F. Kennedy files. As required by a congressional mandate, I was trained and received special access to the National Archives, to allow daily access to these Classified Files. This unique opportunity allowed for the total review of all active and closed Counterintelligence cases and interviews, from over 500 CI field offices, and resident agencies, that were initiated during the 1960's. While the reading requirement was overwhelming and a daunting task, the education and overall information gained was a once in a life-time opportunity from a historical perspective, for anyone in the CI profession.

This assignment was a National level Interagency Intelligence Community assignment due to relationships of agencies involved. As such, special vetting was required by other Intelligence organizations. As an civilian Intelligence Operations officer/ CI., I traveled nationwide to provide Intelligence support to multiple-Special Access Programs (SAP) for goverment systems. I briefed senior government officers &-installation commanders nationwide. I coordinated Industrial security facility protection for contractors. I was responsible for the site security for one training facility, which included supervision of the Security specialist assigned there. I conducted OPSEC, and countersurveillence operations, at sites during National COG exercises. At our disposal, and under [OPCON] Operational Control, were 902nd MI/CI agents who were embedded in this program. I procured special equipment and requested COMSEC monitoring for exercises. I supervised junior CI personnel, interns, and civilian & military security specialists.

Enlisted to Officer, with a 23 year reserve carreer as an Intelligence Officer in a MI Battalion. I was Commissioned thru the U.S. Army Officer candidate School (OCS) program, in 1977. I initially served as a Platoon leader of an MP Physical Security Company. As an OCS Graduate I served a short tour as the National Guard Bureau and Army Reserve representative to the active OCS program at Fort Benning, GA., For my efforts I received the National Guard Minuteman Award for exceptional performance. Later, I Held an number of command positions on the Bn staff as the S-2 officer, SSO, CI support Officer, Assistant Operations Officer S-3, and the Deception Planning Cell, Officer In Charge (OIC). I held training offer positions, and Staff Officer Positions, previously with the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, at its Headquarters. I Supervised enlisted specialists all engaged in the collection, analysis and final distrubution of All Source Intelligence products.

I was the first Security Manager hired when this newly created organization was stood up. We origionaly worked in the ANMCC at Raven Rock, until of new facility was completed. I planned and provided Technical Security (TECSEC) COMSEC, Physical security, coordinated CI support, managed the personnel security & the Polygraph program, acted as a SSO, and planned OPSEC in a multiple-Special Access Program (SAP) designed to protect highend sofisticated covert communications sites nationwide. I worked in COG/COOP exercises, at field locations nationwide. I wrote security plans, participated in communications tests, wrote and provided security education briefings.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Director of Law Enforcement operations and Security. During my tenure at U.S. Army's largest Ammo Storage facility, I was able to reduce the recorded dificiencies from previous Security Inspections. I did this by correcting policies, and providing an aggresive re-inspection policy. At This Govt Owned/Contractor Operated (GOCO). My responsibilities also included River Bank Army Plant, (RBAP) which was a sub facility under our control. RBAP was also a GO-CO, controlled by NYE Industries, and produced metal ordinance products. Hawthorne is a 1,800 employee facility. I was the Commanders Representative for all Security Functions and Law Enforcement issues, at a 234 Square mile facility, that encompassed over 2,000 storage igalos. I was responsible for achieving favorable ratings based on my attention to details.

Experienced Criminal investigator, conducts highly detailed investigations for management to determine facts, and prosecute criminal acts. Prepares cases for criminal trial, administrative action, or litigation. Conducts case review and critical auditing. Obtains and screens expert witnesses. Presents evidence and testimonyto Grand Juries, Court & special hearing authorities, or to administrative officers and boards.

Certificate, Senior Security Managers Course

Certificate, Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration, General

Certificate, Law Enforcement Management

Professional Study, Continuing Studies

Certificate In Criminology, Criminology

Board Certification, Law Enforcement Science And Criminal Justice

Certificate, Criminal Justice/Safety Studies

Certificate, Law Enforcement Under The Pa State Police Training Act

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