BRENT J. BONO abn93h@r.postjobfree.com

504-***-**** H 133 Elizabeth Ave

504-***-**** C River Ridge, LA 70123

Citizenship: US Veterans Preference: 10 points

OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR

Objective: Seeking a career opportunity with an organization offering

advancement based on my performance. I am offering a diverse accomplished

background in operations, risk management, logistics, transportation,

safety, security, investigations, report writing, communication skills and

leadership. My skills afford me the opportunity to accomplish the

company's mission effectively and efficiently, while continuously keeping

an eye on cost analysis thereby increasing the organization's finances.

Profile: Achievements in the development, management, and optimization of

operational and project plans to maximize efficiency and quality in

challenging government and combat environments. Background demonstrates

strong leadership, logistics management, logistics operations, contract

management, investigative techniques, safety and security procedures,

communications skills, and a sound background in formulating and

coordinating solutions under pressure. Talented at conceptualizing,

organizing, and executing complex tactical initiatives and contingency

plans. Influential and definitive in communicating strategic objectives to

build cohesion within a cross-functional team of internal and external

partners. Outstanding training, development, and leadership qualifications.

Work Experience

Operations Officer 05/11 - 05/12

U.S. Army S: William Marrero

Army Aviation & Missile Command P: 256-***-****

Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898 40 hrs/w, $105,000/yr

Duties: G-3 Operations Officer supporting the US Army Aviation & Missile

Command (AMCOM). Responsible for 24/7 situational awareness of all world-

wide Army operations and missions affecting AMCOM supported systems.

Oversees a division of 8 personnel supporting the Life Cycle Management

Command's 15,000 workforce members with operational, logistical and

readiness-related information and data. Integrates the Command's

enterprise response to mission-related requirements and requests.

Coordinates the disposition of OND/OEF equipment for reset and retrograde.

Review all requirements for information, requests for support, and

procedural requirements emanation from the Army and Joint Staffs,

USCENTCOM, AMC, the Army Component Commands, and units in order to develop

mission essential tasks and standardization procedures. Ensures logistics

support for USCENTCOM Aviation and Missile weapons systems and coordinating

logistics plans. Provides functions directly in support of operational

requirements to the AMCOM, multiple Program Executive Offices (PEO), and

separate Project Management Officers in AMC area of operations.

Ensures all aspects of the Command's Force Protection, Physical Security,

Operational Security, and Continuity of Operations are enforced. Developed

a lessons learned program for AMCOM.

Commander 06/10 - 12/10

U.S. Army S: Col Lawrence Fuller

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Camp Buehring, Kuwait 80 hrs/w, $115,000/yr

Duties: Commander of a Logistics Support Element in a forward deployed

Army Field Support Brigade in Kuwait with leadership responsibility for

multiple DA Civilian Logistics Assistance Representatives (LARs) from Tank-

automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) and Communications and Electronics

Command (CECOM). Provide management oversight of Army Materiel Command

(AMC) and Program management including Class VII (major end items such as

launchers, tanks, mobile machine shops, and vehicles) Reset & Retrograde,

Theater Property Equipment (TPE), Logistics Assistance Program (LAP), Joint

Program Office - Mine Resistant Ambush Protected, and AFSB Forward Repair

Activities to enhance the combat readiness of all Army units, especially

the units deploying into Iraqi. Manage the maintenance support of military

equipment deploying in support of OIF, Responsible Drawdown of Forces

(RDoF), and combat readiness programs. Provide a single Army Materiel

Command face to the field by integrating and synchronizing Acquisition,

Logistics and Technology throughout the Southwest Asia Theater of

Operations.

As the Commander, I was responsible for the implementation and adherence of

all Contracts (exceeding $100 million dollars) with various Vendors.

Priority was the Safety and Security of all my personnel, equipment, and

facilities. My duties and responsibilities correlate with an experienced

Project Manager's requirements in the civilian sector.

S-2 Security Officer 03/10 - 06/10

U.S. Army S: Col Brian Haebig

401st AFSB

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Bagram, Afghanistan 80 hrs/w, $115,000/yr

Duties: Established command and control for all 401st security issues,

actively participated in staff planning, coordinating, directing, and

integration of physical security operations, anti-terrorism/force

protection, intelligence preparations and safety operations. Provide daily

briefing to the Commander and staff on issues that may impact mission

accomplishment. I lead a diverse team in the accomplishment of a Safety

Investigation (15-6), dealing with a fatality and incorporating safety

improvements within the Area of Operations (AOR) preventing further

incidents. Published safety messages for the 401st newsletter, conducted

S2 in-processing & out-processing for all personnel within the AOR

S-3 Plans Officer 11/09 - 03/10

U.S. Army S: Col Brian Haebig

402nd AFSB

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Joint Base Balad, Iraq 80 hrs/w, $115,000/yr

Duties: Ensure the organization's strategic plan, mission, vision, and

values are communicated to the Current Operations Staff. Articulate and

communicate to the team assigned projects, problems to be solved,

actionable events, milestones, and/or program issues under review,

deadlines and time frames for completion. Support the planning of the

execution of the US Forces Iraq operation Responsible Drawdown of personnel

and equipment. Additionally, coordinate the Reset and property

accountability missions for the six Battalions within the Brigade.

Actively participate in staff planning, coordination, directing, &

Integration of physical security operations, anti-terrorism/force

protection, intelligence preparations & safety operations. Provide a daily

brief to Commander & staff on issues that may impact mission

accomplishment.

As a key Staff Officer on the Brigade Team's, I constantly analyzing and

solving problems to achieve mission success. Daily duties required

attention to detail, ability to interact, communicate, adapt and overcome

any obstacle in the successful performance of my duties. My duties and

responsibilities are consistent with a Project Manager's requirements in

the civilian sector.

National Service Officer 02/08 - 05/10

Paralyzed Veterans of America S: DeWayne Standifer

701 Loyola Ave P: 727-***-****

New Orleans, LA 70113 40 hrs/w, $60,000/yr

Duties: My primary responsibility is to ensure that PVA members are

receiving quality health care and the monetary benefits available as a

result of our members' military service, and advocate civil rights and

opportunities which maximize the independence of our members, & continually

research and educate myself to inform PVA members about spinal cord injury

and dysfunction.

Operations/Sales Manager 12/05 - 02/08

Forsythe Fence Company S: Kevin Forsythe

376 Almedia Road P: 504-***-****

St Rose, LA 70087 40 hrs/w, $80,000/yr

Duties: Responsible for all aspects of the wholesale side of Forsythe

Fence Company business. Hurricane Katrina provided an opportunity for

Forsythe's Fence to expand their business into wholesale operations. I was

hired to utilize my business experience and education to get the wholesale

operations up and running, including all computer set-ups handling

inventory, sales, customers, vendors, and employees. My primary objective

was Sales; however I implemented a Safety/Security Program to ensure the

health and welfare of all employees.

Aviation Security Inspector, Series 1801 GS-13 09/97 - 05/05

Transportation Security Administration/Federal Aviation Administration

S: Dan Beaty

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St Rose, LA 70087 40 hrs/w, $85,000/yr

Duties: Senior Inspector for MSY-TSA-DHS with increased responsibilities

and complexity of job function in assisting the agency in accomplishing the

Mission, per Interoffice Memorandum dated July, 27, 2004. Protect the U.S.

traveling public in air transportation throughout the world and provide for

the integrity of the civil aviation system. Prevent criminal and other

disruptive acts against civil aviation. Conduct risk assessment and

inspections of TSA facilities to ensure acceptable security standards are

being maintained. Make decisions and recommendations that can result in

fines or suspension/revocation of certificates. Assist in the interdiction

of dangerous drugs and narcotics into the United States. Work independently

with minimum supervision to support national security. Conduct

investigations and internal security activities in support of TSA

activities, and documented all activities. I trained new 1801's and

conducted refresher training as the Senior Inspector. I represented

FAA/DHS at various working group, and took the initiative in developing a

General Aviation work plan that was utilized as a guide throughout the

regulatory divisions with TSA.

Program Analyst, Series 0343 GS-11

06/96 - 09/97

National Finance Center S: Ron Tamborella

13800 Gentilly Hwy P: 504-***-****

New Orleans, LA 70461 40 hrs/w, $65,000/yr

Duties: Served as a liaison between the National Finance Center and the

Court of Veterans Appeals. Ensure the Court of Veterans Appeals gets

implemented into the National Finance Centers new accounting system in a

timely an efficient manner. Gathered, assembled and analyzed the business

models/operations of the Court of Veterans Appeals for the purpose

documenting and developing an overall configuration that will facilitate a

smooth implementation. Responsible for the identification and timely

resolution of issues as they arise. Responsible for reporting and making

recommendations to upper level management regarding the status of the

agency's implementation.

Veterans Claims Examiner, Series 0996 GS-09 03/94 - 06/96

Department of Veterans Affairs S: Steve Kelly

701 Loyola Ave P: 504-***-****

New Orleans, LA 70113 40 hrs/w, $40,000/yr

Duties: Made decisions on basic eligibility of claimants to various

benefits provided by law

.Prepared awards and disallowance's in compensation, pension, and education

claims

.Developed and evaluated evidence involving domestic relations, dependency,

apportionments, income, willful misconduct, line of duty, and make

determination with respect thereto subject to review by a higher level

employee

.Exercised initiative, originality, and judgment in analyzing and

developing claims from veterans, their dependents, and beneficiaries in an

ever changing society

.Attended Total Quality Management seminar (40 hours)

Education

12/93 Master's of Business Administration, GPA 3.90

Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, Louisiana 70402, Accredited by

AACSB International

05/92 Bachelor's of Business Administration, GPA 3.36 (Outstanding Scholar,

Graduated in top 10% of my Class)

Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, Louisiana 70402, Accredited by

AACSB International

05/85 High School Diploma

Archbishop Rummel High School, Metairie, LA 70123

Job Related Training

05/12 Combating Trafficking in Persons Awareness, Department of Defense

04/12 OPSEC-Security Awareness Training, Department of the Army

04/12 Social Media & Operations Security Training, Department of the Army

04/12 Phishing Training, Department of the Army

04/12 Anti-Terrorism Level 1 Awareness Training, Department of the Army

04/12 Information Assurance Fundamentals (IASO), Department of the Army

04/12 DOD Information Assurance (IA) Awareness, Department of the Army

03/12 Suicide Prevention Program Training, Department of the Army

07/11 Incident Command System, FEMA Emergency Management Institute

07/11 Single Resources and Initial Action Incident, FEMA Emergency

Management Institute

07/11 National Incident Management System, FEMA Emergency Management

Institute

07/11 NIMS Multiagency Coordination System, FEMA Emergency Management

Institute

07/11 NIMS Public Information Systems, FEMA Emergency Management Institute

07/11 NIMS Resource Management, FEMA Emergency Management Institute

07/11 NIMS Communications & Information Mgmt, FEMA Emergency Management

Institute

07/11 National Response Framework, FEMA Emergency Management Institute

07/11 Casualty Notification Officer, Department of the Army

08/10 Army Traffic Safety Program/Accident Avoidance Course H

07/10 How a Brigade Logistics Support Team (BLST) Runs, HQ U.S. Army

Sustainment Command

10/09 Combat Life-Savior, Military Army Sustainment Command

10/09 Cold/Hot Weather Injury Prevention Training, Department of the Army

10/09 Enforce Compliance with the Army's Equal Opportunity & Sexual

Harassment Course, Department of the Army

10/09 Report Intelligence Information Course, Department of the Army

10/09 SERE Code of Conduct Training Course, U.S. Joint Forces Command

10/09 Contracting Officers Representative Overview, Defense Acquisition

University

10/09 Contracting Officers Representative Course, Management Concepts

10/09 Contracting Officers Representative with a Mission Focus, Defense

Acquisition University

10/09 Ethics Training for Acquisition Technology & Logistics, Defense

Acquisition University

09/09 Composite Risk Management, Department of the Army

09/09 Six Sigma - Concepts & Processes, Defense Acquisition University

08/09 Aviation Composite Risk Mgmt Branch Course, U.S. Army Combat

Readiness Center

03/05 Terrorism Trends and Tactics, U.S. Secret Service Intelligence

Division CPAG

11/04 Flight School Security Awareness, U.S. Department of Homeland

Security

09/04 Commander's Safety Course (current through Annual Military

Refresher Training), U.S. Army Training Support Center

09/04 Manager Development Course (current through Annual Military

Refresher Training), U.S. Army Training Support Center

09/04 Supervisor Development Course (current through Annual Military

Refresher Training), U.S. Army Training Support Center

05/03 Law Enforcement Response to WMD Incidents, Louisiana State University

11/02 Police Response to Terrorism in the Homeland, Louisiana Community

Policing Institute

08/99 Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials Course, U.S. Army

Defense Ammunition Center

08/98 Combined Arms & Services Staff School, Command & General Staff

College

03/97 Support Operations Course, U.S. Army Logistics Management College

12/07 Private Investigation Class, University of Louisiana Monroe

12/03 Managing Criminal Justice Technology in the 21st Century, Center for

Society, Law and Justice, UNO

10/03 Cargo Security Basic Training Program Course, U.S. Department of

Homeland Security / Transportation Security Administration, Oklahoma City,

OK

08/00 Screening Technology and Assessment Procedures Course, U.S.

Department of Transportation / Federal Aviation Administration Academy

08/99 Civil Aviation Security On-the-Job Instructor Training Course, U.S.

Department of Transportation / Federal Aviation Administration Academy

05/99 Military Police Officer Advance Course, Army Institute for

Professional Development

02/99 Protecting Secret and Confidential Documents, Army Institute for

Professional Development

02/99 Airport & Air Carrier Compliance & Enforcement Course, Department of

Transportation / Federal Aviation Administration (DOT / FAA) Academy

11/98 On-the-Job Training Techniques, FAA Center for Management Development

11/98 Staff Specialist, FAA Center for Management Development

04/98 Interpersonal Skills for the Leadership Role, FAA Center for

Management Development

04/98 Civil Aviation Security - Security Countermeasures/Technology

Seminar, U.S. Department of Transportation/Federal Aviation Administration

04/98

01/98 Briefing & Presentation Technique, FAA Center for Management

Development

01/98 Special Agent Core Course, U.S Department of Transportation / Federal

Aviation Administration (U.S. DOT / FAA) Academy

09/98 Action Officer Development Course, Army Institute for Professional

Development

08/98 Combined Arms Service Staff School (CAS3), U.S. Army Fort Leavenworth

Kansas

07/98 Sales & Management Training, Inc., T.E.A.M. (Trust, Empowerment,

Attitude, Motivation) Training, Military Component Leaders - adapting to

change, building trust, correcting & counseling, understanding human

motivation, ...

07/97 Computer Access 2 Intermediate, Tulane University College

Microcomputer Training Center

07/97 Computer Access 2 Introduction, Tulane University College

Microcomputer Training Center

03/97 Logistics Management College, Department of the Army

08/96 Transportation Officer Advance Course, Fort Eustis, VA

06/96 Understanding & Using the Standard General Ledger, Center for Applied

Financial Management

08/95 Total Quality Manager Team Leader Training, Department of Veterans

Affairs, NOLA

06/95 Diversity in the Workplace, Department of Veterans Affairs, NOLA

06/94 Basic Claims Adjudication, Department of Veterans Affairs, Baltimore

Maryland

04/91 Field Artillery Officer Basic Course, U.S. Army Field Artillery

School, Fort Sill OK

Honors, Awards

03/09 - VA letter dated March 26, 2009 documents Veterans Preference

compensation for service-connected disabilities rated at 30% or more.

Military

Bronze Star Medal Operation Iraq Operation Enduring Airborne Wings

OIF/OEF Freedom Medal Freedom Medal

Global War on Army Commendation Army Achievement Medal Army Good Conduct

Terrorism Service Medal 3rd Award Medal

Humanitarian National Defense 90th RSC Individual Soldier Leader of the

Service Medal Service Medal Safety Award Cycle

Member of Beta Gamma Member of Gamma Beta Phi Presidents Award

Sigma

Distinguished Military Battalion Commander Saber Simultaneous Membership

Graduate Award Program Award

Steve Kelly

Service Center Manager

Department of Veterans Affairs

New Orleans, LA 70113

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Major Gillis J Adams III

Commander, Public Assignments / Uniforms

Jefferson Parish Sheriff Office

Gretna, LA 70053

504-***-****

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Darren J. Vogt

Special Agent

U.S. Secret Service - Presidential Detail

Washington, DC

504-***-****

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Father Richard Miles

Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Kenner, LA 70062

504-***-****

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Father Nghiem Van Nguyen

Mary Queen of Vietnam

New Orleans, LA 70129

504-***-****

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Owen Moe

Safety and Occupational Health Specialist Expeditionary Contracting

Command (ECC) Redstone Arsenal, AL

256-***-**** DSN 645-7639

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