Senior Leader in the United States Army with over 20 years of experience in Management. Accomplished and Versatile Professional with a proven track record of dedicated efficient and resourceful leadership in an ever changing, fast past environment. With accomplishments in Human Resources Certification, Major Event Execution, Executive Assistant Certification, Stress Management Workshops, and Executive Level Communication. Extensive International experience, working closely with country Dignitaries and Military Leaders. Success in establishing Effective Presentation Techniques, Assertive Communication, and Team Leadership. Instrumental on installations, operations, Positive Relationships and work environments. Certified Instructor on Positive Leadership, Problem Solving & Decision Making, Cultural Diversity and Equal Opportunity in the Workplace. Skilled communicator and negotiator with excellent briefing capabilities. Experience in managing simultaneous complex projects and achieving objectives. Granted Security Clearance by U.S. government.
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11/1984 - 1/2007 |
Highlights:
. Member of selected five person team that dynamically planned and executed the overall set-up for visit of the President of the United States of America to 1st Armored Division. Personally recognized by Division Commander for dedication and flawless execution for providing technical expertise and guidance on how to conduct a Military Ceremony and display flags to every unit in the Division. Member of selected four person team that planned and executed the farewell visit of the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff to Wiesbaden, Germany.
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Served as Human Resource Advisor responsible for advising and assisting the Division Headquarters. Member of selected five person team that dynamically planned and executed the overall set-up for visit of the President of the United States of America to 1st Armored Division. Personally recognized by Division Commander for dedication and flawless execution for providing technical expertise and guidance on how to conduct a Military Ceremony and display flags to every unit in the Division. Member of selected four person team that planned and executed the farewell visit of the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff to Wiesbaden, Germany. Formulated and recommended protocol and distinguished visitor policies and procedures to the Commanding General, Deputy Command, and the Chief of Staff. Talked informally with establishment personnel and attended meetings of managers, supervisors, and work units to facilitate effective interpersonal communication among participants and to ascertain human relations and work related problems that adversely affect employee morale and establishment productivity. Evaluated human relations and work related problems and met with supervisors and managers to determine effective remediation techniques, such as job skill training or personal intervention, to resolve human relations issues among personnel. Formulated guest lists, composed appropriate invitations, supervised the distribution of invitations and acceptance of replies, and finalized arrangements to include determining proper placement of all United States flags. Determined appropriate decorations, and determined menus based on research of own knowledge of cultural, religious, or other background according to each distinguished visitor. Provided advice and assistance to the Commanding General, Deputy Commanding General, Chief of Staff and other members of the command on matters pertaining to protocol and customs of the Army and other services as well as customs and courtesies of other countries. Supervised approximately 10 military and one civilian personnel assigned to the Protocol Office authorized or assigned on special duty. Scheduled individuals for technical job-related skills training to improve individual work performance. Participated in resolving labor relations issues. Evaluated overall programs and workload requirements and made adjustments.
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