Tony Rodgers

With over 25 years of military experience in operations, logistics, and supply chain, as well as human resources and Army Reserve senior executive career management, I bring extensive expertise to the table. Renowned for exceptional decision-making skills, coupled with strong analytical and organizational leadership abilities, I am a skilled communicator who quickly adapts to new roles and technologies. As an operations and logistics manager, my focus lies in developing and implementing process controls and quality improvement initiatives that drive cost reduction and increase company revenue. In my role as a senior executive manager, I am dedicated to preparing executives for further career opportunities and driving growth initiatives. I have a proven track record of maximizing employee performance and skillsets to achieve organizational strategic objectives and gain a competitive advantage. Building strong relationships at all levels of an organization is one of my strengths, along with meticulous attention to detail. Additionally, I hold a Secret with Sensitive Compartmentalized Information (SCI) Security Clearance.

• Lean Six Sigma Certification, US Army Reserve Command, Fort Bragg, NC, 01/12
• Intermediated Level Education, Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, KS, 01/14
• Advanced Operations Course, Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, KS, 01/15
• Reserve National Security Course, National Defense University, Fort McNair, DC, 01/17
• Joint Combined Warfighting School, Joint Forces Staff College, Norfolk, VA, 01/17
• The One Army School System, 80th Training Command, Fort Lee, VA, 01/24

• Sigma Chi
• Veterans of Foreign Wars

• Branch Chief Career Management Branch, Human Resources Command, Fort Knox, KY, Responsible for life cycle management of over 12,050 Soldiers in the grade of specialist to Master Sergeant to meet Chief of Army Reserve personnel manning directives.
• Operations Manager, Corpus Christi, TX, Lead planner for brigade level headquarters with 17 units and 1,400 Soldiers ensuring operational training requirements were met.