Thompson, Greg Email & Phone Number

United States

Primary on-site Program Manager anticipating and responding to customer needs with preventive and innovative solutions to daily manning needs, analyst support, staffing, and budgetary requirements.

Herndon, Virginia, United States

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Lorton Va

Present, Deputy Director – Ground Combat Systems, MTEQ - QinetiQ, Lorton Virginia, with direct support to CERDEC RDCOM C5ISR Labs, Ft Belvoir, and the surrounding area. Direct Support for Ground Combat Systems working on-site and off-site labor and production support for the C5ISR/RTI labs supporting management and programmatic execution of the Army’s investment and research into Next-Generation infrared and spectral imaging for air and ground systems.Program Manager for the Opposing Force (OPFOR) Thermal Sight Unit upgrade program supporting management, programmatic execution, full-rate production, and fielding plans valued in excess of $21M of the Army’s investment into 2nd Generation sensing of infrared and day visual imaging for the Army’s three Combat Training Centers.

Alexandria, Virginia

Senior Program Manager working on-site in the NVESD labs supporting management and programmatic execution of the Army’s investment and research into Next-Generation infrared and spectral imaging for air and ground systems. Responsible for six program portfolios totaling in excess of $27M of funding, responsible for the programmatic execution, budget forecasting, and research execution schedules between government offices and contracted vendors supporting the programs.Coordinator and facilitator for Critical Design Reviews, Primary Design Reviews, and Contract Award meetings – coordinating logistics, tele-communications, and the secure exchange of program information between remote sites.Responsible for bi-annual update to the Army’s MANTECH programs, prepare detailed charts and reports that support the Army’s investment into science and technology research and production of prototype imaging systems for air and ground.

G-8, Force Development - Fdl Pentagon

• Operations Officer responsible for the Army’s Active Duty, National Guard and Reserve Forces Transportation and Sustainment portfolio actions within the HQDA, G-8 FDL.• Facilitates informed HQDA decision making balancing approved equipment modernization requirements and available fiscal resources in order to equip the force to meet Army Title 10 mission requirements.• Responsible for the daily synchronization Staff Synchronization Officer products of the JCIDS, force structure, DAS, PPBE and equipment allocation processes in support of recommending an affordable equipment modernization investment strategy that best balances approved equipment modernization requirements and available fiscal resources to develop, procure, field and sustain material capabilities needed to meet ACP directed equipping objectives. • Synchronizes the force development team consisting of: G-3/5/7 RSO, G-3/5/7 OI; NGB and OCAR SI, DASC, and the ASC (LMI) MI. • Responsible for the management and synchronization of all products for Army LINs regarding the Sustainment and Transportation Portfolio.• Force Development-Logistics (FDL) Property Book Officer responsible for establishing and maintaining accountable FDL assigned property, property records, automation systems, and financial records for government property; consumable and pilferable office property.

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (Bethesda, Md)

• Developed and executed daily intelligence requests and requirements, scheduled and coordinated inter and intra agency meetings, engagements, and information exchanges for the Agency Military Leadership.• Demonstrated expertise in advanced leadership techniques and communication skills to deploy and support warfighting agencies and partners, and supervised a team to manage complex special projects with minimal guidance.• Responsible for analyzing and evaluating United States Government agency work force size and composition overseas.• Organization’s lead for geospatial intelligence analysts and deployed support assets in a Combat Support Agency role during the 2009 force surge in Regional Command –South, Afghanistan. • Forward deployed Property Book Officer responsible for establishing and maintaining accountable property records, systems, and financial records for government property.• Directly developed and monitored accountability performance measures; and conducted periodic internal reviews and audits necessary to assess accountability and management of supply system effectiveness. • Responsible for accurately tracking excess property, including pilferable items, and items with military technology including warehouse management and storage.• Responsible Officer for initiating property disposal through the Agency's Disposition Services, and transferred excess equipment to other Government agencies within the intelligence community.• Executed site survey, contracting packets, and construction management of construction companies, military manpower, and quality control for construction of the Intelligence Campus at Kandahar Afghanistan.

Ft Hood - Texas, Taji/Baghdad - Iraq

• Responsible for analyzing and evaluating force structure, force employment and task-oriented force composition overseas of an Armored Division consisting of 25,000 personnel, 200 aircraft, and 1500 pieces of ground combat equipment and rolling stock.• Drafted, requested funding, and executed a comprehensive reconstruction of a major airbase in Iraq, developing a multiyear plan to support the base growth and function supporting air, ground, combat support, and combat service support units in US and multi-national units.• Developed program strategies and policies concerning negotiations with multiple agencies and served as primary liaison with internal and external stakeholders. • Responsible for coordinating unit aerial and ground movement to and from theater of assigned and attached personnel in excess of 1500 soldiers, government, and non-government personnel, air/ground equipment in excess of 100 aircraft and 600 vehicles, and in excess of 400 shipping containers.• Responsible officer for Division seaport operations, receiving, shipping, inventorying, and movement of 3000 vehicles and containers without loss of accountability.• Accountable officer to request, receive, and issue non-expendable theater provided equipment property items to primary hand receipt holders and to assure document registers were properly kept.• Identified critical weaknesses in the DOD-DOS agreement on Security Responsibility and led an interagency team to develop courses of action. • Responsible for accurately tracking excess unit property, including pilferable items, and items with military technology including warehouse management and storage at home station and deployed.• Principle staff planner to the III Corps Chief of Staff for Operation Katrina and Rita relief missions, providing time sensitive operational capabilities and limitation impacts.

Ramstein Air Force Base, Ge

• Responsible for the coordination of daily multi-Service operations, Joint Service exercises, and NATO partner information exchanges. • Develop training programs, exercises, and standards for Army interactions with Air Force units, coordinated the training schedule between Air Force and Army units for air-ground training, a first annual scheduling conference for Close Air Support training between US Air Force Wings, and US Army ground units in the European theater.• Developed, published, and implemented the first Joint Techniques Tactics and Procedures (JTTPs) for Joint Operations and Joint Fires in the European Theater.• Senior Army Instructor for the 32nd Air Operations Squadron in the Air-Ground Operations School – selected as Guest Instructor of the Year – 2000.

Ft. Irwin, Ca.

• Conducted evaluation and training of Brigade Combat Team units on rotation, trained members of the rotational unit from the individual solider-team level to Army brigade unit staffs consisting of several hundred members. • Responsible for directing safe maneuver and simulated combat operations, culminating with a combined arms live fire exercise.• Oversaw preparation and delivery of numerous training and teaching products, prepared immediate unit level after-action reviews and individual observations for key staff members, and provided timely feedback of unit actions and plans. • Headquarters and Headquarters Company Trainer – 3/5 Platoon Convoy Live Fire.• Line Company Trainer – responsible for the safe conduct and control of multi-aircraft operations, live-fire engagements, and preparation of formal evaluations.• Scenario Writer – preparation, presentation, and execution of Force on Force and Reset Scenarios written operations orders from the Division headquarters level.

Fort Bragg, Nc.

• Developed and maintained effective and meaningful accountability performance measures, and recommendations to the Battalion Executive Officer to improve accountability and supply processes. • Provided general guidance and policies to the Battalion Commander regarding property management procedures for unit government property.• Reviewing Officer for all Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL), DD Form 200, and all unit property and real estate transactions.• Unit manager for conformity of property management to applicable DOD Regulations, Federal Property Management Regulations, Supply Updates, and Standard Operating Procedures for maintaining a log of system transaction, suitable for audit by higher headquarters.• Recognized as the top company commander within the Regiment, selected for second company command over peers. • Planned, conducted, trained, and lead first ever night convoy live fire exercise for the Company Headquarters.

Fort Wainwright Ak, Fort Polk La, Fort Knox Ky

• AH-1 Cobra Platoon Leader for 4th Squadron - 9th Cavalry Fort Wainwright AK• Recognized for exemplary leadership and tactics in the first re-arm and re-attack of aerial assets at the Joint Readiness Training Center Rotation for the AH-1F Cobra helicopter platoon.• Unit Liaison for Joint Warfighting Exercises between US and Coalition partner nations – deployed an Aviation Task Force to Cobra Gold 1992, served as the Division liaison to the Japanese Defense Force Exercise for Keen Edge 90-91-92. • Executive Officer for Headquarters, and Headquarters Company, 6th Aviation Brigade.• Arms Room Officer for 6th Aviation Brigade. Recognized as the top arms room in accountability, maintenance, and operations within the Division.• Nominated and selected to attend the Armor Officer Advanced Course in lieu of the Aviation Course.

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