Military Operations Expert #23853

This sample expert has diversified experience in progressively responsible leadership, project management, and operational positions, the majority within the U.S. military’s elite, Joint Special Operations Community. Recognized by senior department of defense leaders for exceptional problem solving and motivational skills across cultural barriers in a very complex, rapidly changing environment. Extensive experience in security protection, assisted and unassisted recovery planning, operational planning, training management, Emergency Action Planning (EAP), and contingency/emergency management operations. Maintains a Top Secret Security Clearance with Sensitive Compartmented Access (TS-SCI).

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Areas of Military Operations expertise

International Conflict Resolution
Risk Assessment Operations
Executive Presentations
Global Emergency
Planning & Response
Recruitment/Training
Tactical Field Operations

Educational background

Bachelor of Science, Professional Aeronautics, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Infantry Officer Advanced Course
S. Army Ranger School (1994) Infantry Officer Basic Course
Special Forces Qualification Course
Arabic – Egyptian Language School
Individual Terrorist Awareness Course
Special Forces Assessment & Selection
Special Forces Military Free Fall Jumpmaster
S. Naval Gunfire Spotter Course
USAF Joint Firepower Control Course
Special Forces Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape Instructor Course
Special Forces Combat Diver Qualification Course
USAF Basic Survival Course
USAF Combat Control School
USAF Air Traffic Control School (Class II Tower Rating)

Experience in field

Consultant to a leading provider of integrated risk mitigation solutions to governmental and commercial organizations.
Responsible for the training and operational planning of an elite, highly trained, multi-disciplined 20-man special operations team having the highest priority for worldwide deployment in 18 hours.
Selected to lead a Cross-Functional Team consisting of elements from both National Agencies and Department of Defense organizations, focused on executing tactical field operations in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Singled out from over 2,500 special operators to serve as principal point of contact with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), National Security Agency (NSA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and regional Combatant Commander’s for operational, intelligence and mission support.
Responsible for the training, maintenance, morale and discipline of a 240-man company of Rangers consisting of thirteen sections.
Accountable for over $25 million worth of highly specialized, special operations equipment.
Responsible for the training, maintenance, morale and discipline of a 120-man mechanized Infantry Company consisting of 3 x infantry platoons and a headquarters platoon.
Accountable for over $15 million worth of Bradley Fighting Vehicles and all related equipment.
Responsible for the training, maintenance, morale and discipline of a 40-man platoon of Rangers.
Selected as the company Executive Officer ahead of peers. Second in command and responsible for the administration, maintenance, and deployment of a 180-man Airborne Ranger Company.
Responsible for the training, maintenance, morale and discipline of a 40-man platoon of Paratroopers.
Selected as the junior officer in the organization for promotion to Executive Officer, second in command of a 120-man company of Paratroopers.
Team Leader for a four-man, highly sensitive, Reconnaissance & Surveillance Mission.