Experience

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  Us navy

  Sept 2003 - Sept 2009

  Chief operating officer (u.s. navy equal opportunity advisor)

  Responsible to the Chief Executive Officer for all functions and daily operations of the organization.Increased employee awareness by focusing on training, team building and recognition programs; earned reputation as one of the most progressive and innovative Equal Opportunity Advisors in the U.S. Navy for reducing formal complaints by 80%.EO/EEO facilitator, and trainer built a comprehensive training program educating staff about diversity in the workplace resulting in zero complaints in 2008.Provided exact advice in Manpower, guidance, and training to personnel and to managers on all EEO/EO process matters and conducted studies to solve broad, difficult, and complex equal opportunity problems through systematic finding, analysis and consulting efforts.Navy relief and Human Resource Coordinator prepared and generated necessary paperwork for personnel applying for emergency financial assistance. Show less

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  Us navy

  Jan 2010 - Sept 2013

  Led a staff of 98 senior personnel in the daily operation and maintenance of two $35 million, 172,000 sq.ft. training facilities and directed the military administration & training for 2,100 recruits. Regularly advised senior officials on protocol matters related to special events and ceremonial customs. Planned and coordinated 127 VIP tours and 28 ceremonies attended by over 75,000 guests. Conducted exhaustive workforce and job analysis audits for multiple senior civilian positions. Facilitated the hiring and onboarding processes, ensuring compliance with Federal and Department of Defense laws and regulations. Show less Leadership roles, complimented by a consistently high level of performance dealing with people and services requiring solid management, organizational, time management and negotiating abilities.Directly responsible for planning, coordinating, and transforming of 39,000 civilians into highly motivated and basically trained Sailors ready for duty in the United States Navy.As the Midway Ceremonial Hall manager, he effectively screened, recruited, and managed the training of 60 Petty Officers, 5 Chief Petty Officers and 1 Senior Chief. His direct leadership by example and ability to lead ensured the personnel he recruited and screened successfully ran and operated over 144 “Pass & Review” graduations; attended by 540,000 distinguished military & civilian guests.Effectively liaised with a multitude of stakeholders to include Naval Service Training Command Flag Protocol and external organizations ensuring efficient logistics and flawless execution during Naval Station Great Lakes Centennial Celebration. Attendees included a United States Senator, military dignitaries, VIP personnel, and 6,000 guests.Led focus groups in the research development and delivery of a new training curriculum resulting in 15% increase in apprentice training graduation. Entire project was completed within 3 months.Provides protocol and logistical support in the development and advertisement of ceremonial events, community outreach programs, and social events for the command and local community.Human Resource manager leads and evaluates performance appraisals of civilian staff. Supervisor for civilian time keeping follows proper use of the Standard Labor Data Collection and Distribution Application (SLDCADA). Show less

  • Director of Special Events. Recruit Training Command

    Sept 2012 - Sept 2013

  • Director of Entry Level Employee Training

    Jan 2010 - Sept 2013
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  Loyola university chicago

  Dec 2013 - now

  Recruiting operations officer

  The Army ROTC program provides more college scholarships than any other program in America, with merit-based benefits going to about 15,000 students each year. The total amount of scholarship benefits paid this year currently stands at over $300M. ROTC cadets committed to serving in the military after college are eligible for scholarships covering the costs for full tuition, fees, and textbooks for four years, plus a monthly stipend for personal expenses.Students interested in Army ROTC should contact me at 773-508-8980. Click on below link then select “Request More Information TAB” http://www.luc.edu/militaryscience Show less