Terrance David W. Email & Phone Number

United States

- Airport Operations Liaison Officer -coordinating strategic initiatives to improve the stakeholder experience and operational efficiency; integrating future technologies, such as Advanced Air Mobility (AAM); and much more within the Operations and Facilities Bureau

Los Alamitos Ca

•Coordinate employment of Aviation Soldiers and aircraft at all levels, from platoon to battalion and higher, in U.S. and multi-national operations.•Provide Aviation coordination.•Instruct Aviation skills at service schools and combat training centersPilot in Command;CaptainUC-35 Pilot & Platoon LeaderPrevious tasks:- Assigned aircraft on aeromedical evacuation missions which supervise in-flight treatment to sustain human life and relieve suffering. Possesses full knowledge of AMEDD doctrine, organization, and equipment. -Tactically employs medical aircraft, personnel, and equipment in support of land combat operations in varying tactical, terrain, and climatic environments using a variety of flying techniques and equipment.-Duties include staff positions at various levels, service schools and/or training centers instructor, aviation maintenance and safety, research and development, advisory duty with Reserve Component Aviation units, and other roles as required. Duties are performed in a variety of MTOE/TDA organizations, both CONUS and OCONUS.- BE-20 (C-12) & S-70 (Blackhawk): Pilot (IFR & NVG)• Personnel Recovery officer: coordinates responsibility, procedures, and assigns tasks for the recovery of isolated personnel and their return to friendly control within respective areas of responsibility.• Assistant Logistics officer(s4): Enable a ready 1st Information Operations Command by providing and overseeing integrated logistics policies, procurement functions, programs, and plans that enable information operations support throughout the Army and other Military Forces.

Effingham, Il

-An appointed member who jointly oversee the activities of the company.-Establishing broad policies and objectives-Selecting, appointing, supporting and reviewing the performance of the chief executive-Ensuring the availability of adequate financial resources-Approving annual budgets;-Setting the salaries and compensation of company management;

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

-Responsible for All Airlines, Concessions (and ACDBEs), and Commercial Use Permits at Phoenix International Airport.-Responsible for the profit and loss of key business lines within the Business and Properties Division. - Provide both the leadership and management direction necessary to achieve business line goals and objectives in support of the department’s business and strategic plans. Manages resources and cross-functional personnel, primarily through subordinate managers/supervisors. -Management and development of the Aviation Department’s real property assets at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) to ensuring their long-term viability through revenue generation, contract administration, and management of land and development of improvements. -Manage over 4 million square feet of facilities, ground leases for approximately 2000 acres of land, developing, negotiating and managing agreements with over 1,600 tenants.-Plan, direct, manage, and oversee all activities related to procurements, contract services, administrative and training activities; oversee the development of standard operating procedures and practices; plan, direct, and coordinate with 5-year Capital Improvement Plan; provide direction to the team including the administration and development of all B&P related contracts; provide budgetary development and control for areas of responsibility; prepare reports to Phoenix City Council; maintain effective working relationships with airport stakeholders and outside agencies; lead special projects as assigned from start through implementation; achieve business plan objectives through effective monitoring and oversight of profit and loss statements as well as other key performance indicators; identify operational efficiencies, customer service improvements, and cost savings; serve as department representative on various committees and working groups; and maintain a strong focus on revenue enhancement, and safety, security.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

• Managed and Overseen Airport and FBO operation for Quincy Regional Airport, Shelbyville Airport, Coles County Memorial Airport• Developed Business strategies for airport and FBO acquisition and expansion.• Completed Federal RFPs with Defense Information Systems Agency• Wrote Minimum Standards for Commercial Aeronautical Activity

Quincy, Il

*Department Head*Federal Aviation Administration Liaison*Transportation Security Administration Liaison*Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Liaison Officer (DBELO)*Airport Concession Disadvantaged Business Enterprise ACDBE Liaison Officer (ACDBELO). *Ensure compliance with Part 139: Airport Certification Manual (ACM)*Ensure compliance with 49 CFR 1542: Airport Security Program (ASP)*Ensure compliance with Passenger facility charges (PFC)*Ensure compliance with Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)*Ensure compliance with Airport Concession Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (ACDBE) 49 CFR PART 23*Lead Essential Air Service (EAS) Selection Process*Lead Engineering firm selection process: Selection Process*Supporting operations staff in making sure that all staff is able to provide polite, prompt and correct information to travels, know airport policies and procedures and that passengers.*Scheduling the appropriate number of staff.*Works closely with federal and state aviation committees and department that generate rules and regulations for all aspects of airport business and security.

Sidney-Richland Regional Airport, Mt & Fairview Airport, Mt

-Title 14, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 139 -Plans for daily operations of the airport, for emergency situations, and for long range expansionin response to increased demands of more aircraft and changes in operation and directions of theSidney‐Richland Airport; analyzes fuel sales volumes, requests for hangars and landing activity trends, and growth patterns in the County and surrounding counties and municipalities due to energydevelopment.-Prepares and manages the annual budget for the airport, which is governmental accounting, bypreparing reports at the direction of the Authority. Addresses a variety of revenue and expenditurefactors such as facilities and equipment maintenance; navigational aids and communications; staffing,etc.; projects revenues in fee structures for aircraft hangar rental, fuel flowage, varied ground lease tenants, and researches other revenue opportunities. Assists developing the capital equipment and facility expansion plan; researches and writes grants to support revenues; recommends and justifies budget to the Authority for approval; maintains accounting for the budget.-Supervises staff involved in maintenances of equipment and facilities; recruits, hires staff, trains,and counsels, makes decisions on salary changes, discipline and dismissal,-Maintains records required under federal, state and local regulations, including FAA Part 139;ensures compliance with all regulations including OSHA safety and health.-Maintains inventory control for all aspects of the airport operation including procurement, bidpreparations, and inventory control pursuant to governmental accounting procedures.Administers and maintains control of insurance coverage required of the airport facilities andairport tenants; analyzes insurance options and recommends selection to the Authority,-Coordinates and consults with others such as utilities for services at the airport as well asrelationships that promote community economic development.

Lackland, Tx

• Conducted Troubleshooting & accident prevention maintenance in order to maintain high standard levels in accordance with Tech Data & Federal Quality Assurance on F-16’s• Interacted & collaborated with teams to manage inventory for A-10’s• Managed and developed line personnel of over 200 & ensured Federal compliance• Applied interpersonal skills by establishing positive two-way communication to reduce human error• Performed safety inspections on Aircraft & followed Technical Orders for F-15’s• Provided weekly briefings to Maintenance Department on safety and regulatory updates•Experienced in performing & supervising functions such as loading and unloading munitions, or maintaining, repairing, and modifying munitions launch, release, suspension, or aircraft gun systems•Complied with U.S. Department of Transportation Hazardous Material Regulations

Bachelors Of Science, Aviation Management

Activities and Societies: American Association of Airport Executives Certification Certificate American Association of Airport Executives.

Associate'S Degree, Professional Flight

Activities and Societies: Federal Aviation Administration Safety Team: Pilot Proficiency Program •High altitude/high speed flight.

Associate'S Degree, Aircraft Maintenance

Activities and Societies: Airmen Leader Air National Guard Association United States Air Force Airman’s Weight Lifting •Loaded.