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Savannah, Georgia, United States

Savannah, Georgia, United States

Senior Business Development Manager for Stantec’s Federal market in the U.S. South Region, leveraging extensive DoD and non-DoD client knowledge and partnering relationships to support growth in the southeast. Project Manager for Army BRAC installations in Atlanta, managing development of Environmental Condition of Property (ECP) and Findings of Suitability to Transfer (FOST) in support of USACE Real Estate property transfer for Fort Gillem and Fort McPherson. Responsibilities also include assembling BRAC administrative and permanent record for each installation.

Savannah, Georgia, United States

Experienced SrPM with excellent partnering and customer skills. Highly motivated Team Lead for PMs and projects within the Reimbursable Programs and Project Management Branch. Dynamic goal driven SrPM establishing project delivery teams to manage customer expectations and complete quality projects on schedule and within budget. Meticulous Team Lead for projects in Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Virginia, Arizona, Colorado, California, and Cuba. Strong stakeholder manager, efficient contract procurement, completing CPARS, qualified COR and Grants Officer Representative for: ♦ Army (Fort Benning, Fort Jackson, Fort Gordon, Fort Bragg, Fort Stewart) ♦ Army BRAC (Fort Gillem, Fort McPherson, Coosa River Storage Annex) ♦ Marine Corps (MCLB Albany, MCAS Beaufort) ♦ National Park Service (Fort Pulaski, Andersonville National Cemetery) ♦ Air Force (Moody AFB, Shaw AFB, Poinsett Electronic Combat Range, Joint Base Charleston, Robins AFB, Dobbins ARB, Seymour-Johnson AFB, Air Force Plant 6) ♦ National Guard Bureau (Georgia Army National Guard, Georgia Air National Guard) ♦ EPA Region 4 Superfund ♦ Cooperative Agreements Grants Program (Joint Base Langley Eustis, Barry M. Goldwater Range, Nellis AFB, Joint Base Andrews, Elgin/Tyndall AFB, AF Academy, MOTCO) ♦ U.S Department of Agriculture – Agriculture Research Service. Senior rPM for the C-130 crash site in Savannah, GA. Completed site remediation and restoration which led to reopening State Route (SR) 21 in less than 30 days of initiating work. She facilitated acquisition of Optimized Remediation Contracts (ORCs) for Robins AFB, Moody AFB, and Shaw AFB. Temporary promotion to Branch Chief, led a diverse team for the Interagency and International Service (IIS) and Environmental Programs. She completed the staffing actions of the Branch hiring new Project Managers (PMs) and coordinated with Deputy PM on District/Branch income and operating budgets.

Yuma, Arizona, United States

Staff augmentation team member on an Environmental Support Services contract for the Department of the Interior (DOI) Bureau of Reclamation Yuma Area Office. Work consisted of site visits, researching, and authoring environmental documents and permits for numerous Bureau of Reclamation projects along the Lower Colorado River. Areas of expertise include NEPA, CAA, CWA, Cultural and Natural Resources. Support for Reclamation projects include preparation of NEPA documents, coordination, and participation in public and agency (stakeholder) scoping meetings, preparation of storm water pollution prevention plans, performing independent review on NEPA documents prepared by external sources, and consultation to the Reclamation Environmental staff.

Yuma, Arizona, United States

Environmental Engineer for the Directorate of Environment and Safety - YPG Test Center and Garrison NEPA Program Manager coordinating activities with local, state, and Federal government regulatory agencies, stakeholders, and the public to achieve the appropriate level of environmental documentation. Projects included: ♦ track and tire test courses for the Light Armored Vehicle, M1A2 Abrams, M2 Bradley programs ♦ drop zones for air cargo delivery systems and the Military Free Fall School ♦ Construction of a C-17 dirt landing strip ♦ training areas for Special Forces Forward Operating Bases and the Golden Knights ♦ development of firing positions and impact areas for munitions and weapons testing programs at the KOFA Firing Range ♦ privatization initiative for a vehicle test track for GM Motors on YPG ♦ Co-Project Manager for the YPG Range Wide Installation Environmental Impact Statement (RWEIS), July 2001. YPG Drinking Water Program Manager: ♦ rebuilt an out of compliance program ♦ diligently partnering with state regulators to establish individual sampling strategies for multiple water distribution systems, ensure safe drinking water to support the YPG mission and avoid a notice of violation. The Air Quality Program Manager for the Army installation: ♦ procuring air quality permits and emissions inventory reports ♦ leading teams during regulatory inspections and site visits ♦ managed a PM-10 non-attainment area. The YPG Noise Program Manager: ♦ address noise impacts both on and off the installation ♦ evaluating noise complaints ♦ conducting noise studies to determine impacts to sensitive receptors and adjacent landowners which included National Wildlife Refuges, wilderness areas, private and agricultural properties ♦ coordinated with the installation Public Affairs Office to address noise complaints which resulted in the continued operation of the Army testing and training mission.