Strategic and administrative leadership, program development, international engagement, staff supervision, financial management, development, and workplace/facilities management of the Weiser Center for Europe and Eurasia (WCEE), Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies (CREES), Copernicus Center for Polish Studies (CCPS), Center for Armenian Studies (CAS), and African Studies Center (ASC).

Trained and qualified in response ashore operations and intelligence collection and analysis. Other qualifications include incident command division/group supervisor, agency representative, boarding team member and boat forces operations. Deployed to the Arctic for intelligence collection missions in 2020, resulting in the creation of original intelligence products addressing issues of national significance.Recognized for trustworthiness and integrity, a Department of Defense Top Secret-SCI level security clearance was awarded; awarded the Intelligence Fundamentals Professional Certification in May 2018. Personal awards include the Coast Guard Achievement Medal with "O" device and Commandant's Letter of Commendation Ribbon and Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon.

Supported the communications and donor relations initiatives of the Associate Vice President of Medical Development of a medical fundraising office that generates over $250 million in revenue annually.Developed new donor relations processes resulting in higher donor engagement and directly leading to over $50,000 in new revenueLead internal communication initiatives, including regular updates from the Vice President's office and all-staff meetings.Draft strategic communication on behalf of the Vice President to key internal and external stakeholders.

Oversaw all aspects of the Buddy-to-Buddy Volunteer Veteran program, including building and maintaining relationships with National Guard and military leadership, working with community and private sector partners, and supporting the volunteer corps.

Provided high-level administrative and project support, assisting in calendar, expense, travel, budget coordination, reporting and data analysis for a fundraising team that generates, on average, $20 million per year for cancer research and patient care.

Provided immediate assistance and long-term guidance to three to ten families affected by disaster per day in the busiest Red Cross region in the country.Cultivated new volunteer relationships and established a new onboarding procedure, resulting in the onboarding of 24 new volunteers in less than six months.Deployed as the Assistant Director of Information and Planning to the Flint Water Crisis, ensuring data-driven operations.