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Chantilly, Virginia, United States

Chantilly, Virginia, United States

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, United States

Chief of Staff for the U.S. Army Military Police School. Directs, supervises, and coordinates the actions of the Commandant's Personal and Special Staff made up of over 200 military, DA Civilian, and contract personnel. Coordinates command policies, orders, and guidance for USAMPS; supervises planning and execution of the USAMPS operating and training budget of over $21 million. Synchronizes resourcesacross 16 USAMPS Directorates / Departments and the 14th MP BDE, in coordination with MSCoE, TRADOC, Office of the Provost Marshal General, DA, USN, USMC, USAF, and other organizations as needed to ensure USAMPS' readiness in leader development, initial military training, capability development, force modernization across DOTMLPF-P, and support to current operations. SynchronizesUSAMPS efforts with FLW BDE-level tenant units and Garrison Command, USAES, USACBRNS, MSCoE, OPMG, ACC, CIDC, CAC, TRADOC, and FORSCOM as appropriate.

Fort Polk, Louisiana, United States

Battalion Commander of a Combat Support Military Police Battalion and Director of Emergency Services for JRTC / Fort Polk, LA. Responsible for the organizational readiness, employment, training, morale, health, and welfare of 620+ Soldiers, DA Civilians and Security Guards.

Vilseck, Bavaria, Germany

Deputy Commander of a Military Police Brigade consisting of a Military Police Battalion, an Engineer Battalion and a Regional Correctional Facility with 2,100 Soldiers permanently stationed across 11 military communities in Europe as well as rotational deployments along NATO's eastern flank. Leads and prepares the staff and assigned units to conduct law enforcement, force protection, mobility support,detention and general engineering operations throughout the USAREUR and USARAF areas of operation. Monitors the readiness posture of assigned units. Oversees the execution of an annual budget valued in excess of $20 million. Synchronizes themes and messages amongst internal and external audiences. Served as the Brigade Commander in his absence.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Serves as the Joint Staff J-35 Global Force Management (GFM) Joint Force Requirements Officer and subject matter expert on all Military Police Component operations and readiness. Responsible for the development of joint force sourcing solutions for Combatant Command rotational and emergent requirements. Serves as the Joint Working Group lead for Central Command (CENTCOM) Combatant Command (COCOM) in support of the J-35 force provider mission. Coordinates sourcing of global rotational and emergent combat requirements of Combatant Commanders for Military Police, Civil Affairs, Psychological Operations, and Information Operations. Maintains coordination with service headquarters force providers, COCOM staffs, and Theater Component Commands on all assigned joint requirement codes (JRCs).

Fort Lewis, Washington, United States

Battalion Executive Officer responsible for the health and welfare of 450 Soldiers consisting of four Military Police companies whose responsibility is to provide Secure and Humane Care, Custody, and Control of over 100 Department of Defense prisoners, at the Northwestern Joint Regional Correctional Facility (NWJRCF). Primary responsibility is to manage and supervise day to day Staff operationswhile synchronizing the Commanders operational lines of effort within the NWJRCF; Develops subordinate leaders through an active professional development program, emphasizing coaching, counseling,and mentoring. Ensures the Battalion Commander's guidance, directives, and goals,are carried out by the staff and a positive command climate is fostered. Serves as the commander in the his absence.

Wasit Province, Iraq

Deputy Team Chief of a Stability two person Transition Team in the 3D ACR (Advise and Assist BDE). Responsibilities included training, equipping, and manning of the Wasit Provincial Police while servicing as an advisor five Iraq General Officers. Established, maintained, and influenced relationships to assist their organization while planning and synchronizing cavelry squadron supporting operations and a two law enforcement professionals.

Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, United States

Company Commander of a Military Police Company supporting the Air Force Joint Military Working Dog & Traffic Investigation training command. Additionally, Served as the US Army Exchange Officer to the USAF Security Forces Headquarters with duties inside the Concepts and Doctrine Branch that focused on Security Forces transformation and combat capabilities development. Responsible for providing expert instructors to USAF courses along with the safety, training, discipline, health, welfare, and morale of 45 permanent party Soldiers, their families, and over 550 students annually.

Baghdad, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq

Assistant Team Chief and Military Police Operations Advisor to an Iraqi National Police Battalion with over 350 policemen. Served as a mentor and advisor to the Battalion leadership on all facets of police operations while simultaneously conducting counterinsurgency operations. Responsible for the safety, health, welfare, and mentorship of 6 subordinate Soldiers. Accountable for over $100,000.00 of assigned equipment.

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, United States

Returned to Active duty first assignment was attending the Military Police Captains Career Course. Learned Leadership principles, Operations, Logistics, Administrative actions, while being prepared to take Company Command.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Business And Security Management

Education record

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Business Management

Associate Of Arts (A.A.), General Studies