Mia Munoz

Supported the review, development, and validation of 50+ emergency response checklists

Revised over 200 security instructions and 5 standard operating procedures for critical security operations

Developed and implemented new methods, approaches, and procedures to ensure readiness upon activation, response, and participation in nuclear support recovery operations

Served as planner, coordinator, and advisor for 50+ crucial security operations

Served as liaison between 3 control centers during vital military operation involving over $5.5B assets, recognized for excellent communication skills

Oversaw team of up to 17 security officers and managed administrative duties, including scheduling and performance evaluations.

Directed efforts to mitigate threats to personnel and infrastructure, reduce risks and optimize access to critical information.

Acted as key advisor to division head on matters pertaining to readiness and deployment operations.

Executed Presidential support plan, prepared support mission packages in under 24 hours, synchronized DoD effort with Secret Service

Prepared cargo for 450 personnel and 32 Deployments in 12-month time frame.

Unit Authorizing Official processed $550K budget for deploying members traveling expenses

Handled administrative requirements smoothly and efficiently, including maintaining records and submitting reports.

Proved successful working within tight deadlines and fast-paced atmosphere.

Expertly handled PII regularly

Instructed and trained 332 US and Host Nation personnel on security operations for combat and peacetime mission readiness

Evaluated success of training programs and recommended improvements to upper management to enhance effectiveness.

Created long-range projection of all operations and training for 237 member organization

Managed unit appointments for 305 personnel, coordinated with work schedule/off time and reduced missed appointments by 98% Supervised, trained, and graduated >75 military police members within 2 months during manning crisis