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Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC

Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    Ex-Amazon | Senior Operations Leader | Manufacturing Process Improvement | Building Trust

  • Education

    • The Basic School - Quantico, VA

      2002 - 2002
      Military Officer Studies

      WOBC is where all newly appointed Warrant Officers are taught the fundamentals of being an "Officer of Marines". The School's "Five Horizontal Themes" define the expectations of every officer: Exemplary Character, have a clear understanding of "special trust and confidence" and the highest expectations of the American people. • Devoted to our Core Values of Honor, Courage and Commitment • Possesses a moral compass that unerringly points to "do the right thing" • Embrace the "exceptional and… Show more WOBC is where all newly appointed Warrant Officers are taught the fundamentals of being an "Officer of Marines". The School's "Five Horizontal Themes" define the expectations of every officer: Exemplary Character, have a clear understanding of "special trust and confidence" and the highest expectations of the American people. • Devoted to our Core Values of Honor, Courage and Commitment • Possesses a moral compass that unerringly points to "do the right thing" • Embrace the "exceptional and unremitting" responsibility to one's Marines • Inspire and instill confidence in Marines during times of adversity • Treat all Marines with dignity and respect • Dedicated to a lifetime of study and learning • Can think critically and arrive at an acceptable decision based on sound tactical thinking within their commander's intent • Communicate clearly both orally and in writing in tactical and administrative situations with emphasis on issuing clear, meaningful orders and guidance. Show less

    • Boot Camp

      1988 - 1989
      Marine Enlisted Training Squad Leader

    • Marine Corps University

      2011 - 2013
      Command and Staff

      The Marine Corps Command and Staff College provides graduate level education and training in order to develop critical thinkers, innovative problem solvers, and ethical leaders who will serve as commanders and staff officers with Marine Air Ground Task Forces (MAGTF) and with service, joint, inter-agency, intergovernmental and multinational organizations confronting complex and uncertain security environments.

    • Marine Corps University

      2009 - 2011
      Expeditionary Warfare School

      Expeditionary Warfare School educates and trains company grade officers in order to prepare them mentally & morally for billets of increased leadership responsibility across the Joint Force, with emphasis on the warfighting capabilities of a MAGTF operating within a complex Expeditionary environment. Students are mentally &, morally prepared to lead in billets of increased responsibility within the complex and distributed Naval expeditionary environment, capable of: (1) exhibiting the Marine… Show more Expeditionary Warfare School educates and trains company grade officers in order to prepare them mentally & morally for billets of increased leadership responsibility across the Joint Force, with emphasis on the warfighting capabilities of a MAGTF operating within a complex Expeditionary environment. Students are mentally &, morally prepared to lead in billets of increased responsibility within the complex and distributed Naval expeditionary environment, capable of: (1) exhibiting the Marine Corps’ Core Values and standards in keeping with the highest level of professionalism expected of commissioned officers (2) demonstrating critical and creative thinking, ethical decision making, and effective communication as leaders (3) integrating all warfighting functions across a combined arms MAGTF in Naval and Joint operations, (4) demonstrating proficiency in their respective MOSs, and prepared for continued career progression, personal development, and professional education. ​ Show less

    • Grantham University

      2006 - 2012
      Associate of Science (AS) Computer Science

      The associate degree program in Computer Science helps students build a strong foundation of skills, knowledge and insights in one of the fastest growing fields in the U.S. Coursework for this program covers general programming, networks and web development, to provide the education needed to transition into better career opportunities. Courses provide the opportunity to practice skills in programming and computer usage to help enter the field with the knowledge and experience needed to succeed… Show more The associate degree program in Computer Science helps students build a strong foundation of skills, knowledge and insights in one of the fastest growing fields in the U.S. Coursework for this program covers general programming, networks and web development, to provide the education needed to transition into better career opportunities. Courses provide the opportunity to practice skills in programming and computer usage to help enter the field with the knowledge and experience needed to succeed from the very start. The program covers a number of specializations within computer science, providing the perfect base for those who wish to continue their education with higher-level coursework toward earning a bachelor’s or master’s degree in the future. With an associate degree in this field, students will be prepared to pursue a wide array of entry-level computer science positions after graduation. Show less

    • Valley Union High School

      1984 - 1988
      Graduated HIGH SCHOOL/SECONDARY DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES

      Activities and Societies: Track, Photography, FFA

    • Grantham University

      2012 - 2015
      Bachelor's Degree Computer Science and Business Management Cum Laude

      The Multidisciplinary Studies degree program allows students to tailor a degree to specific career specializations. This particular degree has been dedicated towards studies in Computer Science and Business Management.

    • Grantham University

      2015 - 2017
      Master's Degree Project Management 4.0 - Distinction

      The Project Management specialization for Grantham’s MBA program helps to develop the skills needed to plan, lead and manage large-scale projects in the business sector. This online program provides an introduction to methods of strategic analysis and program. Some of the topics covered in this program include an overview and investigation of organizational behavior, ethics and quantitative analysis. Graduates of the MBA with a Project Management specialization from Grantham University are… Show more The Project Management specialization for Grantham’s MBA program helps to develop the skills needed to plan, lead and manage large-scale projects in the business sector. This online program provides an introduction to methods of strategic analysis and program. Some of the topics covered in this program include an overview and investigation of organizational behavior, ethics and quantitative analysis. Graduates of the MBA with a Project Management specialization from Grantham University are excellent candidates for business leadership roles responsible for diverse and complex operations in every industry, at every level. Show less

  • Experience

    • United States Marine Corps

      Nov 1988 - Jul 2021

      Lieutenant Colonel---------------------Manage maintenance readiness and aircraft availability of fourteen operational aircraft units, consisting of 120+ aircraft. Review and publish official guidance, orders, directives, and policy letters regarding aircraft readiness and maintenance.Key Achievements:• Delivered insightful leadership and recognized with Meritorious Service Medal for streamlining operational management for fourteen squadrons, consisting of 3,000+ logistics professionals while working collaboratively with budget of $180M+ annually, supporting completion of 22,200+ flight hours.• Enhanced skillset of thirty-seven commissioned officers and thirteen senior enlisted Marines through quality training and leadership initiatives, resulting in 94% promotion rate for commissioned officers and senior enlisted personnel.• Secret Security Clearance Show less Major through Lieutenant Colonel-------------------------------------Spearheaded the maintenance, equipment readiness, and support for seven operational aircraft units, consisting of 16 different aircraft types. Reviewed and published official guidance, orders, directives, and policy letters regarding aircraft readiness and maintenance. Delivered quality guidance and direction to 370+ Marines regarding human resourcing, asset troubleshooting, repair, and manufacture. Ensured seamless logistical support for eight aviation squadrons consisting of 60+ aircraft.Key Achievements:• Executed mentor-mentee professional development program, to enhance the skillsets of thirty-seven commissioned officers and thirteen senior enlisted Marines through quality training and leadership initiatives that ultimately resulted in 100% promotion rate for commissioned officers and senior enlisted personnel.• Delivered visionary leadership and recognized with a Meritorious Service Medal for streamlining the operations of eight departments, consisting of 370+ logistics professionals while managing maintenance fabrication and repair of 9,700+ components, supporting operational squadrons in completion of 30,200+ flight hours.• Received grade of 100% during Bi-Annual Commander Naval Air Forces inspection (covering all aspects of maintenance management), spanning 40 managed programs and practical simulation drills, aimed at showcasing highly developed team capabilities of unit.• Secret Security Clearance Show less Warrant Officer through Major---------------------------------Directed the maintenance, readiness, and deployability of operational aircraft units and logistical sustainment teams, supporting five different aircraft types. Initiate and oversee professional development at all levels for personnel.Key Achievements:• Received grade of 100% during Bi-Annual Commander Naval Air Forces inspection (covering all aspects of maintenance management), spanning 40 managed programs and practical simulation drills, aimed at showcasing highly developed team capabilities of unit.• Enhanced subordinate officers and staff noncommissioned officers’ skillsets aimed at achieving personal and professional goals through quality training & development initiatives.Additional responsibilities:• Training and Education Officer: Specialized in the Systems Approach to Training, providing for a systematic process for developing training programs. Responsible for developing, implementing and managing education and training programs for 800+ Marines of various ranks, job specialties and external requirements. Served as the liaison between Marines and civilian universities, preparing them for higher education and/or training opportunities, while solely responsible for ensuring tuition assistance was submitted in a timely and appropriate manner.• Secret Security Clearance Show less

      • Marine Forces Reserve Aviation Maintenance Officer

        Jul 2018 - Jul 2021

      • Acting Commanding Officer, MALS-49

        Jul 2016 - Jul 2018

      • Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Officer

        Feb 2002 - Jun 2016

      • F402/F404 Gas Turbine Engine Test Cell Supervisor

        Apr 1995 - Feb 2002

      • Marine Security Guard

        Sept 1992 - Mar 1995

      • F402 Harrier Jet Engine Mechanic

        Nov 1988 - Sept 1992

    • University of the People

      Jan 2020 - May 2023
      Undergraduate Adjunct Instructor

      Utilize the Moodle Learning Management System to deliver instruction and guidance to students for BUS 1101 Principles of Business Management, BUS 3306 Business and Society and BUS 4402 Organizational Behavior.Key Achievements:• Delivered educational instruction, guidance, and direction to 290+ students from 15+ international countries.• Strategically positioned as key member on BUS 3306 curriculum revamp in 2020, providing a more interactive educational experience for students through more engaging and intuitive Learning Management Systems. Show less

    • Self-employed

      Aug 2021 - Dec 2021
      Transitioning Marine Officer

    • Amazon

      Jan 2022 - Feb 2025
      Senior Operations Manager

      Directed and led the Outbound Pack and Pick operations for a large-scale fulfillment center, overseeing the performance and development of 20 managers and over 1,000 employees across multiple shifts and departments.Key Achievements:• Optimized productivity workflows, increasing associate pick rates by 23.8% and pack productivity by 21.4%• Maintained 93% on-time shipping rate while managing peak season volume increases of up to 165%• Oversaw the Disability and Leave Services accommodations process for entire facility, ensuring ADA compliance and improving employee retention and return to work• Developed and executed three major safety programs, reducing workplace incidents by 15% facility-wide• Led cross-functional teams to implement ergonomic improvements, decreasing repetitive strain injuries by 17.5% in the pick department• Designed and implemented staff development programs, improving new manager onboarding, engagement and effectiveness procedures Show less

  • Licenses & Certifications

    • AIRSpeed Green Belt (Lean Six Sigma)

      Jan 2010

    • Body Language for Leaders

      LinkedIn
      Mar 2021
      View certificate certificate

    • Creating Great First Impressions

      LinkedIn
      Feb 2021
      View certificate certificate

    • Business Development: Strategic Planning

      LinkedIn
      Mar 2021
      View certificate certificate

    • Coaching Employees through Difficult Situations

      LinkedIn
      Mar 2021
      View certificate certificate

    • Developing Executive Presence

      LinkedIn
      Mar 2021
      View certificate certificate

    • Improving Your Listening Skills

      LinkedIn
      Mar 2021
      View certificate certificate

    • The Six Morning Habits of High Performers

      LinkedIn
      Feb 2021
      View certificate certificate

    • Executive Management

      Management and Strategy Institute
      Apr 2019

    • Six Sigma Green Belt Certification

      Management and Strategy Institute
      Jul 2019

  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve - Patriotic Employer Office of the Secretary of Defense Apr 2024 For Contributing to National Security and Protecting Liberty and Freedom by Supporting Employee Participation in America's National Guard and Reserve Forces, the Office of the Secretary of Defense Recognizes Craig Elliott as a Patriotic Employer in Support of the Guard and Reserves.
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Meritorious Service Medal - 2nd Award US Marine Corps - LtGen David G. Bellon Sep 2021 For exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service as the Aircraft Maintenance Officer, 4th Marine Aircraft Wing, from July 2018 to July 2021. Lieutenant Colonel Elliott provided exceptional leadership and support in the production and sustainment of 4th Marine Aircraft Wing aircraft readiness. His guidance for the aviation maintenance inspection program set clear standards of performance as he maximized opportunities to educate, train and support Marines and… Show more For exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service as the Aircraft Maintenance Officer, 4th Marine Aircraft Wing, from July 2018 to July 2021. Lieutenant Colonel Elliott provided exceptional leadership and support in the production and sustainment of 4th Marine Aircraft Wing aircraft readiness. His guidance for the aviation maintenance inspection program set clear standards of performance as he maximized opportunities to educate, train and support Marines and aircraft. His expertise facilitated the transition to new aircraft platforms with the best possible staffing, equipment and maintenance programs available within Naval Aviation. His input was consistently solicited to support the Maintenance Capacity Model, which was a much needed resource in assisting squadrons to translate maintenance workload into flight hour capacity. His efforts reduced long term down aircraft, enhanced unit readiness and prepared the forces for operational and training requirements. His contribution strengthened the relevance of Reserve Aviation to provide support for global contingencies. Lieutenant Colonel Elliott's superior performance of duties culminated his 32 years of honorable and dedicated military service. Lieutenant Colonel Elliott's professionalism, perseverance and loyal dedication to duty reflected great credit upon him and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service. Show less
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      2020 Outstanding Alumni Graduate Grantham University Aug 2020 Recognized as the 2020 Grantham University DEAC Outstanding Graduate of the Year.The DEAC (Distance Education Accrediting Commission) is the accrediting body for Grantham University and for all universities offering distance education. I was invited to represent Grantham University at the annual DEAC Conference in April 2020, Indianapolis IN and was invited to be featured as the Alumni Speaker at the Grantham University Commencement on August 1, 2020. Speech and recognition… Show more Recognized as the 2020 Grantham University DEAC Outstanding Graduate of the Year.The DEAC (Distance Education Accrediting Commission) is the accrediting body for Grantham University and for all universities offering distance education. I was invited to represent Grantham University at the annual DEAC Conference in April 2020, Indianapolis IN and was invited to be featured as the Alumni Speaker at the Grantham University Commencement on August 1, 2020. Speech and recognition appear in the window of about 29 minutes through 39 minutes.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQUjY9Yoqxw Show less
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Meritorious Service Medal - 1st Award US Marine Corps - MajGen Bradley S. James Jun 2018 For outstanding meritorious service as the Aircraft Maintenance Officer and Acting Commanding Officer for Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 49, Marine Aircraft Group 49, 4th Marine Aircraft Wing from June 2016 to June 2018. During this period, Lieutenant Colonel Elliott distinguished himself through unequaled leadership, supervision and expertise. As the Group Maintenance Officer, Lieutenant Colonel Elliott executed the Commanding Officer's maintenance plan; providing oversight, assistance… Show more For outstanding meritorious service as the Aircraft Maintenance Officer and Acting Commanding Officer for Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 49, Marine Aircraft Group 49, 4th Marine Aircraft Wing from June 2016 to June 2018. During this period, Lieutenant Colonel Elliott distinguished himself through unequaled leadership, supervision and expertise. As the Group Maintenance Officer, Lieutenant Colonel Elliott executed the Commanding Officer's maintenance plan; providing oversight, assistance and direction to four flying squadrons and nearly 350 Aviation Logistics Marines under his charge. He masterfully led and orchestrated maintenance evolutions and support for numerous training events, exercises and deployments. His efforts resulted in the successful, yet seldom seen, grade of 100 percent "On-Track" during the Commander Naval Air Forces Inspection of 41 Intermediate Level aviation maintenance programs, setting the maintenance standard of excellence for all squadrons throughout Marine Aircraft Group 49 to emulate. His sustained superior performance, technical expertise and passion for success significantly improved aircraft readiness and maintenance core competency rates, directly impacting the success of Annual Training events to ensure that Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 49 personnel were ready and qualified for immediate deployment opportunities. His efforts to integrate Active and Reserve Forces through annual training and exercise support validated Group 49's mission to augment and reinforce the Active Marine Component. The exceptional professional ability, steadfast initiative and selfless dedication to duty exhibited by Lieutenant Colonel Elliott reflected credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service. Show less
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal - 3rd Award US Marine Corps - Col Chad Blair May 2016 For meritorious service while serving as the Aircraft Maintenance Officer, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 16, Marine Aircraft Group 16, 3D Marine Aircraft Wing, from April 2013 to June 2016. During this period, Major Elliott performed his duties in an exemplary and highly professional manner. He was a force multiplier in creating a model Maintenance Department that orchestrated transformational Aviation Logistics support initiatives, contributing to a heightened state of operational… Show more For meritorious service while serving as the Aircraft Maintenance Officer, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 16, Marine Aircraft Group 16, 3D Marine Aircraft Wing, from April 2013 to June 2016. During this period, Major Elliott performed his duties in an exemplary and highly professional manner. He was a force multiplier in creating a model Maintenance Department that orchestrated transformational Aviation Logistics support initiatives, contributing to a heightened state of operational readiness within the Marine Corps' largest Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron. His breadth of operational knowledge, technical expertise and unmatched drive inspired over 800 Marines in supporting the daily operations of ten tactical squadrons, both in Garrison and Forward Deployed. Additionally, he became the bedrock of a highly innovative team, providing a robust logistics infrastructure which provided 26,805 total maintenance actions totaling 78,866 maintenance manhours for the execution of over 17,744.4 flight hours and 12,311 sorties. Major Elliott's initiative, perseverance and total dedication to duty reflected credit upon him and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service. Show less
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal - 2nd Award US Marine Corps - MajGen Gregg A. Sturdevant Jan 2013 For meritorious achievement while serving as the Production Control Officer, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 16 (Forward), 3D Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), I Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward) from August 2012 to January 2013. Captain Elliott consistently demonstrated superior leadership, in-depth knowledge, and exemplary professionalism as the resident expert in aircraft readiness. his contributions spanned the full spectrum of Aviation Logistics support as he established a noteworthy… Show more For meritorious achievement while serving as the Production Control Officer, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 16 (Forward), 3D Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), I Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward) from August 2012 to January 2013. Captain Elliott consistently demonstrated superior leadership, in-depth knowledge, and exemplary professionalism as the resident expert in aircraft readiness. his contributions spanned the full spectrum of Aviation Logistics support as he established a noteworthy rapport with all operational Squadrons. Captain Elliott meticulously managed all maintenance actions and ensured the readiness of 78 aircraft comprised of seven type/model/series exceeded the Commanding Officer's goals. He developed an aggressive production plan and deftly led all of the production departments to greater levels of support as he created enhanced flight line interdiction processes, which ultimately enabled the flying squadrons to execute over 17,500 combat sorties and more than 18,500 flight hours. Captain Elliott's noteworthy accomplishments, perseverance and devotion to duty reflected credit upon him and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service. Show less
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal US Marine Corps - LtCol Raul Lianez May 2010 Captain Elliott has been awarded the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal for superior and and consistent public service and outstanding leadership abilities through volunteerism from August 2003 through March 2010. His involvement in both military and local communities has been instrumental in the successful operation of several organizations. Captain Elliott's continued volunteer service provided the children and adults of the military and local communities with a positive… Show more Captain Elliott has been awarded the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal for superior and and consistent public service and outstanding leadership abilities through volunteerism from August 2003 through March 2010. His involvement in both military and local communities has been instrumental in the successful operation of several organizations. Captain Elliott's continued volunteer service provided the children and adults of the military and local communities with a positive role-model, with a firm outlook on selflessness and community involvement. His dedication to these programs clearly warrants the special recognition bestowed by this award.Specific dates and organizations/roles include:-> Aug 2003 to Feb 2007 - Mission Basilica de Alcala and Nazareth Catholic School, San Diego, CA (Parent Volunteer and School Board member)-> 2006 - MCAS Miramar Youth Sports, San Diego CA (Assistant Soccer Coach)-> Nov 2007 - May 2010 - EC Killin Elementary School, Camp Foster, Okinawa (Student-Parent Representative for the Continuous Scholastic Leadership Team)-> Feb 2008 to May 2010 - EC Killin Elementary School, Camp Foster, Okinawa (Annual Career Day participant to discuss the military and military aviation)-> Apr 2008 to May 2010 - St Francis Xavier Chapel, Camp Foster, Okinawa (Altar Server Coordinator, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Teacher for 3rd Graders and Chapel Council Member) Show less
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal - 1st Award US Marine Corps - MajGen Raymond C. Fox May 2010 For meritorious service as the Fixed Wing Class Desk Officer, Aviation Logistics Department, and as the Wing Assistant Security Manager, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, III Marine Expeditionary Force, from October 2007 to May 2010. Captain Elliott enhanced aircraft readiness by assisting three Marine Aircraft Group Commanders to manage aircraft modifications, Depot scheduled maintenance, and countless upgrade initiatives. As a key member of a cross functional team to LEAN reporting requirements, he… Show more For meritorious service as the Fixed Wing Class Desk Officer, Aviation Logistics Department, and as the Wing Assistant Security Manager, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, III Marine Expeditionary Force, from October 2007 to May 2010. Captain Elliott enhanced aircraft readiness by assisting three Marine Aircraft Group Commanders to manage aircraft modifications, Depot scheduled maintenance, and countless upgrade initiatives. As a key member of a cross functional team to LEAN reporting requirements, he developed a revolutionary daily Aircraft Status Report that significantly reduced staff workloads and ensured primary efforts were focused on improving readiness rates. As the Wing Assistant Security Manager, he quickly identified deficiencies in operating policies and skillfully implemented new and innovated procedures to ensure that all units under 1st Marine Aircraft Wing's leadership were in strict compliance with prescribed directives and instructions. Captain Elliott's noteworthy accomplishments, perseverance and devotion to duty reflected credit upon him and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service. Show less
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Company Grade Leadership Award Navy & Marine Corps Association 2007
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal - 2nd Award US Marine Corps - LtCol David W. Coffman Aug 2004 For professional achievement in the superior performance of duties, while serving as the Assistant Aircraft Maintenance Officer with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 161, Marine Aircraft Group 16, Third Marine Aircraft Wing, from February 2004 to August 2004. During this period, Chief Warrant Officer Elliott's attention to detail directly contributed to the Greyhawks' mission success in OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM II. His liaison with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 16 helped to establish a… Show more For professional achievement in the superior performance of duties, while serving as the Assistant Aircraft Maintenance Officer with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 161, Marine Aircraft Group 16, Third Marine Aircraft Wing, from February 2004 to August 2004. During this period, Chief Warrant Officer Elliott's attention to detail directly contributed to the Greyhawks' mission success in OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM II. His liaison with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 16 helped to establish a local Production Control, streamlining parts movement between bases and decreasing delays in the Aviation Supply System. His attention to Squadron Maintenance Training ensured that, even in the austere environment of Al Taqaddum, Iraq, Squadron Marines maintained full certification to operate all necessary equipment. His direct involvement enabled sustained mission capable rates above 80%, facilitating over 700 consecutive, on-time launches ensuring the successful recovery of more than 750 injured Marines, Sailors and Soldiers. Chief Warrant Officer Elliott's initiative, perseverance and total dedication to duty reflect great credit upon himself and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service. Show less
    • Awarded to Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC
      Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal - 1st Award US Marine Corps - LtCol Gary D. Fraley Dec 1999 For professional achievement in the superior performance of his duties while serving as the Jet Engine Test Cell Staff Noncommissioned Officer and Collateral Duty Inspector, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, Marine Aircraft Group 13, 3D Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Forces Pacific, from January 1999 to July 1999. During this period, Staff Sergeant Elliott performed his duties in an exemplary and highly professional manner. His seemingly unlimited capacity for work and tenacious drive for… Show more For professional achievement in the superior performance of his duties while serving as the Jet Engine Test Cell Staff Noncommissioned Officer and Collateral Duty Inspector, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, Marine Aircraft Group 13, 3D Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Forces Pacific, from January 1999 to July 1999. During this period, Staff Sergeant Elliott performed his duties in an exemplary and highly professional manner. His seemingly unlimited capacity for work and tenacious drive for excellence enabled MALS-13 to complete an extensive Test Cell Correlation project and produce over 100 F402-RR-406/408 jet engines in only an 18 month time-frame. Staff Sergeant Elliott's distinctive accomplishments, professionalism and steadfast devotion to duty reflected great credit upon him and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service. Show less

  • Volunteer Experience

    • Grantham Connect Profile Volunteer

      Issued by Grantham University on Sept 2021
      Grantham UniversityAssociated with Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC

    • Deputy Grand Knight

      Issued by Knights of Columbus on Nov 2018
      Knights of ColumbusAssociated with Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC

    • PTG Board Member

      Issued by Nazareth School on Aug 2003
      Nazareth SchoolAssociated with Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC

    • Altar Server Coordinator / 3rd Grade CCD Teacher

      Issued by St. Francis Xavier Chapel, Okinawa, Japan on Jun 2008
      St. Francis Xavier Chapel, Okinawa, JapanAssociated with Craig Elliott, MBA SSGBC EMC