Led a cross-functional team of military, civilian, and contract staff, responsible for $1.9B facilities portfolio across 158 sites in 47 states, annually executing ~$90M in operations and sustainment and ~$25M in construction projects. Principal advisor to executive leadership team on capital investment, integrated facilities management, services, real property management, and environmental/energy programs.

Competitively selected to lead one of 25 Marine Corps bases, overseeing administrative, training, logistics, and support functions for 400K sqft/29 acre facility employing 1,800 personnel. Implemented advanced facility management processes, tools, and metrics and leveraged contractual services resulting in measured improvements in mission critical infrastructure, energy consumption, security, emergency response, and quality of life.

Competitively selected for career broadening assignment, directing a diverse workforce responsible for administration, readiness, and retention of the largest category of the Reserve Component (approximately 70K personnel), ensuring strategic depth and supporting a people-based approach to service workforce design.

Led procurement and inventory strategies for large, decentralized organization, ensuring meticulous management of over $3B in assets and ~$35M operating budget by orchestrating consumer and intermediate-level supply policy, operations, and training.

Professional Military Education (Intermediate Level School)

Developed and executed strategic sourcing plans ensuring material met specifications, quality, cost goals, and inventory management standards in support of industrial manufacturing (gas turbines). Selected for collateral role, providing dedicated procurement support for indirect material and service requirements for 1.5M sqft facility employing ~2,200 personnel, adeptly negotiating contracts for food service, grounds maintenance, and security.

Directed and coordinated administration, training, logistics, and command support functions for maintenance unit headquarters.