Todd Tatum, Pmp Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Wa, Us

Edmonds, Washington, United States

Olympia, Washington, United States

-Manage a portfolio of our agency's most strategic development projects.-Lead our agency's fee policy and programs.-Manage our agency’s most complicated relationships with tribes, local governments, and non-profits.-Serve as the agency’s Project Management Office, providing training, structure, and direction to projects and processes across the agency.-Responsible for improving the agency’s long-term planning efforts by linking them to strategy, creating equity, and ensuring they are appropriately resourced across divisions.-Build meaningful community partnerships.

Olympia, Wa

-Served as the agency's expert in business analysis and planning for recreational programs, services, and products.-Provided strategic direction to the marketing of the agency's fee-based recreational programs, services, and products.-Provided strategic direction to the agency's concessions program.-Managed projects and procurement efforts to further the agency's entrepreneurial culture and business needs.

-Planner in a headquarters responsible for implementing national military policy through operations across the Pacific.-Developed collective training events designed to improve the capabilities and capacities of U.S. and partner nation workforces. -When performing as a lead planner, I am responsible for the full integration of legal, financial, operations and logistics efforts into a cohesive whole.-Led the redesign of the operational standard operating procedures for a headquarters responsible for the operations of 40,000 personnel across the Pacific.

-As the manager of a critical training program, I was responsible for the curriculum, conduct of training, certification of instructors and operations of the program.-Earned national accreditation.-Worked extensively with NATO Allied Air Command to create multinational standards of performance for critical job specialties. -Opened new markets within Europe for multinational training, aligning operations directly with long term strategy.

Alaska

My highest levels of responsibility were as a commander of a 100 person unit in charge of reconstruction and security for the Iraqi equivalent of a county and as the Executive Officer in charge of the staff and operations of a 730 person infantry battalion.Key highlights were:-Headed multinational planning efforts; responsible for developing, prioritizing and securing funding for infrastructure and economic development projects including water treatment, power generation, and small to medium sized business development.-Managed the multi-modal movement of 730 personnel and $135 million worth of equipment from Iraq to Alaska without loss.-Worked with the State Department and nonprofits to provide training and funding opportunities for small business owners. -As an operations officer of a cold weather and mountaineering operations training institution, I led the effort to revamp curriculum to support the rapidly changing needs of our serviced units. This led to a 400% increase in student throughput.

M.S. In Business, Supply Chain Management

Intermediate Level Education, Military Operational Art And Science/Studies

German Language

Bachelor'S Degree, Finance

B.S. in Finance