Manager Training

Lloyd Miles

Email: *********@********.***

Address: **** ********** *****

City: Fairfax

State: VA

Zip: 22030

Country: USA

Phone: 703-***-****

Skill Level: Senior

Salary Range: $200,000

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LLOYD MILES

Fairfax, VA 22030

*********@********.***; 703-***-****

SUMMARY

Senior manager experienced in leading large, complex organizations ranging in size from 700 to 40,000. History of planning, coordinating, and conducting operations in an international environment with an emphasis on training, program budgeting, and human resource management. An experienced executive and effective communicator with exceptional organizational leadership skills, vision, and professional integrity. Major General, United States Army, Retired. Relevant strengths include:

Strategic Planning Policy Development

Financial Management Humanitarian Operations

Training Management Inspirational Leadership

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Strategic Developed an innovative strategic plan to integrate the Peshmerga Forces of Kurdistan Planning into the Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) to reduce the potential for conflict in the disputed

territories. In March 2010, for the first time in Iraqi history, a Kurdish Peshmerga Brigade

was incorporated into the ISF. This action eliminated the requirement to deploy 3000 U.S. soldiers to the area and a cost avoidance of $1.2B to the U.S. government.

Financial Managed an $800M budget focused on training, equipment maintenance, field operations

Management support, military construction, new equipment purchases, and contract salaries.

Instituted an aggressive program review to reduce budget requirements; saved

approximately $26M; and improved organizational effectiveness.

Training Commanded the Iraq Training and Advisory Mission responsible for the education and Management training of the Iraqi Army of 260K soldiers; purchased and issued over $1B in U.S.

funded equipment; and advised senior Iraqi government leaders.

Policy Served as the military representative on the U.S. interagency team chosen to negotiate

Development with the North Koreans over their nuclear program. After six months of negotiations in

various capitols around the world, the 1994 Strategic Framework Agreement was signed between the United States and North Korea.

Humanitarian Extensive experience with humanitarian operations around the world; from delivering aid in

Operations the mountains of Kosovo to hurricane recovery operations in Latin America. These contingency operations resulted in many lives saved and economic potential restored.

Inspirational Wounded by a grenade resulting in the amputation of the left leg below-the-knee Leadership and dozens of surgeries. Remained in the military; fought to continue serving in the

Infantry; and led soldiers on multiple combat tours. Inspired and encouraged other wounded soldiers to remain in the military and pursue their dreams with heart and honor.

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PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Commanding General, I Corps (Rear)(Provisional), Fort Lewis, Washington 2010 2012

Senior Commander (Chief Operating Officer) on a military installation consisting of 40K Army and Air Force personnel; 15K government civilians and contractors; 50K family members; and thousands of vehicles and pieces of military equipment worth $6.5B.

Director, Iraq Training and Advisory Mission, Baghdad, Iraq 2009 2010

Senior military official (General Manager) responsible for establishing and resourcing the training centers and military schools supporting the Iraqi Army consisting of 260K personnel; the accountability and distribution of $1B in U.S. purchased equipment; and the direction and focus of the senior U.S. military personnel advising the Iraqi Minister of Defense and senior leaders of the Iraqi Joint Staff.

Deputy Commanding General, Infantry Center and School, Fort Benning, Georgia 2007 2009

Chief Operating Officer responsible for the training and education of over 100K soldiers, noncommissioned officers, and officers each year; the largest Army training mission in the United States. Managed the merger and transformation of the Infantry School and Armor School into the Maneuver Center of Excellence.

Executive Officer to the Chief of Staff of the Army, Army Staff, Pentagon 2006 2007

Senior Advisor to the Chief of Staff of the Army (CSA) responsible for the daily correspondence, communications, and operations of the CSAs office. Clearly articulated the CSAs strategic vision and guidance to civilian and military leaders throughout the Pentagon and the operational Army.

Executive Officer to the SOUTHCOM Commander, Miami, Florida 2005 - 2006

Senior Advisor to the Commander of U.S. Southern Command. Assisted in the development of the national military strategy towards Latin America. Interacted extensively with international political and military leaders, and the senior civilian leaders from the other Departments of the U.S. government.

Previous Experience

Led one of the earliest peacekeeping missions to the Sinai to monitor the peace between Egypt and Israel. Served as a Liaison Officer to the Egyptian Ministry of Defense in Cairo, Egypt. Led an 800-man Task Force to support the United Nations peace enforcement mission to Kosovo. Commanded a 4000-man Brigade Combat Team in combat operations in Iraq in the most ethnically volatile area in the country.

EDUCATION

Master of Strategic Studies, U.S. Army War College

Bachelor of Science in Engineering, United States Military Academy

AFFILIATIONS

Association of the United States Army

Association of Graduates, United States Military Academy

National Infantry Association

SECURITY CLEARANCE

Active Top Secret/SCI

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