Victoria Ferreira

E-5 Sergeant with the 101st Airborne Division

• Developed and executed training programs focused on physical fitness and combat readiness for unit members.
• Mentored junior soldiers, fostering professional growth and reinforcing Army values within the unit.
• Conducted regular evaluations of soldiers'' performance, identifying areas for improvement and offering constructive feedback to help them reach their potential.
• Ensured soldiers'' welfare with consistent communication, addressing concerns, and providing guidance when needed.
• Upheld code of conduct and maintained professionalism in stressful situations.
• Coordinated with unit leadership and direct superiors for taskings and managed subordinates to execute.
• Completed Basic Leadership Course (BLC) program upon receipt of Sergeant (SGT) as part of leadership development.
• Overcame challenging deadlines and resource limitations by reallocating personnel and focusing on priority tasks.

Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge for the Company's "Soldier Family Readiness Program"

• Worked well in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
• Managed time efficiently in order to complete all tasks within deadlines.
• Demonstrated strong organizational and time management skills while managing multiple projects.
• Coordinated events, communication, and resource distribution to strengthen family readiness and morale across the company.
• Supported planning and execution of major unit functions, including holiday events, family outreach, and informational briefings.

• Conducted routine inspections of CBRN equipment for operational readiness.
• Assisted in training personnel on CBRN response protocols and procedures.
• Researched and implemented best practices for CBRN safety measures and protocols.
• Handled administrative requirements, maintained records and submitted operational reports.

Zagan, Poland Community Relief

• Supported emergency response operations during severe regional flooding in Zagan, Poland.
• Provided physical assistance, distributed supplies, and aided community members affected by crisis.
• Collaborated with local authorities and military teams to restore safety and support displaced families.
• Strengthened cross cultural communications and crisis-response skills in high pressure environments.

• Marched alongside Veterans and serving members of our country with Grand Canyon University & Arizona Sate University's ROTC Program.
• Provided camaraderie to those participating or attending the event.
• Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.