Bryan Smith

Experience

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  US Navy

  Apr 1981 - Nov 1990

  Damage Control Central Supervisor

  Damage Control Central Supervisor (USN) - Supervised ship nerve center during shipboard crises.On-Scene Leader (USN) - Led 15+ member Firefighting/Damage Control team.

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  United States Air Force

  Nov 1990 - Apr 2001

  Master Sergeant

  * Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC).* Supervised 25+ personnel during live-fire weapons training.* Supervised 6 personnel in the conduct and logistics of weapons training.* Responsible for base-wide weapons training.* Created three year base-wide weapons training schedule.* Produced base-wide ammunition budget and forecasting method.* Computerized unit training records.* Constructed "Customer Satisfaction" forms for students to evaluate instructors and give feedback.* Developed "Instructor Improvement" program that quantified and monitored instructor performance, strengths, weaknesses and chronological progress.* Used information from aforementioned programs to determine appropriate manpower utilization.* Increased efficiency and accountability of instructors.. * Initiated many improvements in the quality, safety and administration of weapons instruction.* Developed and implemented lesson plans.* Held SECRET security clearance. Show less

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  Wildland Nursery

  Jan 1999 - May 1999

  Consultant

  * Built comprehensive business and marketing plan to secure future financing for projected growth.* Created the following 5 year pro-forma financials: - Budget (including future capital expenditures) - Sales Forecast - Income Statement Sensitivity Analysis - Complete Financial Statements (P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow) - Ratio Analysis - Performed first-year Break-Even Analysis.* Led 6 member team in developing/implementing: - Advertising materials and strategy - Pricing model - Webpage - Peachtree accounting system Show less

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  Sterling Wentworth Corporation

  Aug 1999 - May 2000

  Knowledge Engineer

  * Designed financial planning software applications for the financial services industry.* Developed methodology for the above processes.* Acted as liaison and financial advisor to customers and software engineers.

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  LACE Financial Corporation

  Sept 2000 - Jun 2006

  Economist, Director - International and Title Insurance Divisions

  * Contributing Editor and Writer for company newsletter.* Managed and directed teams of analysts responsible for International Bank and Title Insurer Rating Services. * Monitored, analyzed and evaluated the performance of U.S. Banks, Credit Unions, Thrifts, Title Insurers and non-U.S. banks. * Developed, used and updated financial models for International and Title Insurer Rating Services.* Researched, compiled, interpreted and summarized financial and economic data for reporting to clients.* Prepared written quantitative and qualitative analytical reports.* Run and interpret various accounting and financial reports.* Improved International Bank Rating Service by making it more user-friendly and understandable. * Streamlined data collection process for Title Insurer Rating Services. * Author research-based reports on US and non-US banks, banking industries and economies. * Managed customer e-mail database.* Maintained company computer network. Show less

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  Various

  Nov 2004 - Mar 2013

  Treasurer

  * Create financial reports to submit to various boards, committees and regulatory bodies. * Enforce fiscal discipline when applicable.* Produce and administer multi-year budgets.* Develop and maintain relevant databases. * Control the expenditure of funds.* Maintain regulatory and legal compliance with State of Maryland.* Perform all planning & scheduling of cash outlays and expenditures.* Make projections for budget execution.

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  UMGC, Frederick & Howard Community Colleges

  Aug 2006 - now

  Professor - Business, Economics & Finance

  PROFESSORFrederick & Howard Community Colleges, University of Maryland Global CampusAugust 2006 - Current • BU 103: Introduction to Business (F2F)• BU 110: Personal Financial Management (ONL & F2F)• BU 213: Principles of Finance (F2F)• BU 227: Principles of Management (ONL & F2F)• BU 251: Introduction to International Business (F2F)• BU 252: Introduction to International Finance (F2F)• BU 272: Supervisory Management (F2F)• BU 273: Business Communications (F2F)• BU 274: Customer Relations (F2F)• BU 281: Global Awareness in the Work Environment (F2F)• EC 201: Principles of Macro-Economics (ONL, HYB & F2F)• EC 202: Principles of Micro-Economics (ONL, HYB & F2F)• FIN 1202: Financial Markets and Institutions (ONL)• FINA 370: Corporate Finance (ONL)• FINC 321: Fundamentals of Building Wealth (HYB)• FINC 328: Small Business Finance (ONL)• FINC 330: Business Finance (ONL)• FINC 331: Finance for the Non-Financial Manager (ONL)• FINC 340: Investments (ONL)• FINC 421: Financial Analysis (ONL)• FINC 430: Financial Management (ONL)• SMB 100: How to Start Your Own Small Business (F2F) Show less

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  Chevy Chase Bank

  Feb 2007 - Jul 2009

  Short-term Funds Analyst, Cash Manager

  * Manage $1B+ position to maintain liquidity in Federal Reserve Bank (FRB) account. This involves aggregating all data that impacts the Federal Reserve account throughout the day and analyze data to determine appropriate funding, investment and borrowing levels, as well as meeting Regulation D (Reg. D) requirements.* Manage $5M+ cash position held at Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB).* Forecast cash position & develop cash budget.* Prepare & submit weekly FR2900 Report to FRB.* Prepare general ledger entries and follow up to verify correct posting.* Prepare daily transactions, print reports, batch & archive files, and other maintenance required of the Paragon database system.* Prepare & maintain financial records and reports on daily borrowings and investments.* Stay current on relevant FRB and OTS regulation/issues.* Stay current on relevant financial/economic issues. Show less