I have years of experience managing programs and teams of Marines in extremely dangerous and intense situations. I have led teams as small as three people all the way up to over fifty. Some of the most valuable tools that enabled me to become a proficient leader were some of the many leadership seminars, schools, and classes I went through during my time in the Marines. I managed a platoon during intense operational periods as well as our day to day functions.
Manage and lead contracted workers to remodel, relocate, or change a store from one company to Advance Auto Parts. The scale of these projects can be hundreds of thousands of dollars to the millions.
Team leader of team of 4 Marines that operated in contaminated environments. My duties included:
During my time in the Maine Corps, I learned a lot and am confident that I left my mark. I learned the positions I held well enough to develop new training methods and now those subordinates are teaching their subordinates using my new and improved methods of training. I have made many major contributions and left a legacy in my absence.
My experiences have directly led to the success of several National Special Security Events and Marine Corps/Joint Task Force Operations to include: