Jeremy Lahn

Dynamic operations professional with a proven track record in overseeing workflows and enhancing efficiency through strategic planning and process optimization. Expertise in streamlining operations and driving excellence while fostering collaboration within teams to ensure seamless project execution. Recognized for adaptability and reliability in fast-paced environments, complemented by strong communication and leadership skills. Committed to delivering impactful results by effectively managing resources, addressing operational challenges, and supporting business management in developing and implementing successful operational and service policies.

• Directed planning and operations for 40+ subordinate units across five global locations, providing healthcare and readiness support to more than 20,000 personnel worldwide.
• Led a 75-person medical organization with $105 million in assets, delivering urgent and routine healthcare to 1,000+ U.S. personnel and 8,500 Afghan refugees while maintaining 100% accountability.
• Cut deployment timelines by 25% by designing mobility strategies that enabled rapid global response for crisis and humanitarian missions.
• Created a medical records system for 10,000 displaced persons, improving continuity of care and accelerating refugee resettlement timelines by 40%.
• Launched the first emergency blood donation network in Qatar, enabling life-saving transfusions in remote environments and establishing a model adopted by other units.
• Introduced telemedicine mental health support, reducing counseling backlogs by 60% and expanding access for isolated personnel.
• Coordinated international medical logistics across four agencies, enabling over 500 refugees to meet U.S. immigration deadlines without delays or compliance failures.
• Implemented real-time patient tracking technology, improving medical reporting accuracy by 30% and reducing emergency response times in austere conditions.
• Managed operational readiness of $12 million in specialized medical equipment, sustaining 100% deployability across seven international teams.
• Expanded global training capacity by introducing advanced canine trauma simulation tools, enabling 16 multinational medical events in 11 countries and strengthening allied partnerships.
• Directed ambulance and evacuation operations with a $124 million fleet, providing emergency transport for 920+ paratroopers during multinational exercises with five allied nations.
• Introduced portable diagnostic systems that reduced unnecessary medical evacuations by 35%, saving resources and improving on-site patient care.
• Developed pandemic safety protocols that enabled 600 U.S. personnel to redeploy with zero COVID-19 cases, ensuring business continuity during global crisis conditions.
• Authored organizational redesign proposals that were formally adopted into the Army’s future medical unit structure, shaping modernization at the enterprise level.
• Recognized with three Meritorious Service Medals and multiple commendations for excellence in leadership, planning, and execution in high-stakes, multinational environments.

• USA Masters Men’s Swimming Team

• Eligible to perform critical general securities functions encompassing the sale and servicing of corporate and municipal securities, investment company securities, variable annuities, direct participation programs, options, and government securities, ensuring comprehensive coverage of diverse financial instruments
• Certification Focus – Operations and Investment focus for Sustainable Investment Opportunities
• Certification Focus – Project Management in conjunction with variance reduction

• 2018, United States Army Modern Army Combatives Course Basic (Level I)
• United States Army Ranger School, Fort Benning, Georgia
• 2021, Ranger School - Ranger Class 21-02
• 2020, Ranger Training Assessment Course (RTAC) – Class 20-08
• 2018, Unit Movement Officer Deployment Course 2019, Air Movement Control Officer (AMCO) Course

• Morgan (Spouse) – 26 years old

• Meritorious Service Medal (3x) – awarded for exceptional leadership and operational impact in multinational healthcare and logistics operations.
• Army Commendation Medal (2x) and Army Achievement Medal (4x) – recognized for outstanding performance, innovation, and results in high-pressure environments.
• Humanitarian Service Medal (2x) – honored for life-saving medical support and refugee resettlement efforts in global humanitarian operations.
• Meritorious Unit Citation – distinguished unit recognition for success in Afghan Retrograde Operations (2021) and Operation Enduring Sentinel (2023).
• Army Superior Unit Award – organizational excellence in operational readiness and mission execution.
• Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal – awarded for community and organizational leadership beyond official duties.
• German Weapons Proficiency Badge – Gold – certified international marksmanship expertise.
• Lean Six Sigma Black Belt – certified in process improvement, efficiency optimization, and operational excellence methodologies.
• Ranger School Graduate (2021) – elite leadership and endurance certification emphasizing resilience, adaptability, and decision-making under stress.