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Diligent and decorated Military Operations Program Manager with 19+ years of experience in military governance, in the US Army. Strong background in developing and implementing military programs and operations. Shaped through operative and managerial roles within various sized units and agencies. Adept at team training, contract management, and process improvement. Academically founded in Business Administration Management with core competencies in: Program Development Organizational Leadership Research and Problem Solving Operational Support Technical Guidance DAWIA Level III Contracting Military Procurement Teaching, Training and Mentoring Mortuary Management Contract Administration Curriculum Planning Lean Six Sigma Client Relationship Building Team Management
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