Assistant Manager

Raymond Smith

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

City: Leesburg

State: VA

Zip: 20176

Country: USA

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

Skill Level: Director

Salary Range: $150,000

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Raymond C. Smith

18293 Buccaneer Terrace

Leesburg, VA 20176-8478

Mobile Phone 703-***-****

abpq4c@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Exceptional leader, planner and organizer with over 28 years of demonstrated success in federal law enforcement [U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS)] and leadership capacities conducting and supervising criminal investigations. Applied strong intuitive and strategic skills to develop/implement new programs that enhance and improve existing procedures. Created, facilitated and managed effective workforces. Planned for and lead nationally coordinated high-impact, high-profile, law enforcement and public service initiatives. Built strong partnerships with other governmental, non-governmental and public sector entities.

Presently employed by Northrop Grumman Corporation. Leveraging past federal law enforcement experience and subject matter expertise to develop areas of strategic focus for deeper penetration into federal law enforcement market. Developing new customer relationships and identifying new business opportunities within federal law enforcement community.

SYNOPSIS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS

* Led the National Fraud Program of USPIS and personnel coordinating and conducting complex fraud investigations at the Department of Justice (DOJ)

* Applied nationally recognized expertise in field of child sexual exploitation crimes and investigations; personally briefed President Bush in the White House on the issue

* Planned, coordinated, and, in some cases led, high-profile criminal investigations including Unabom (Ted Kaczynski); Amerithrax (anthrax mailings); and, Operation Avalanche (multi-million dollar global child pornography enterprise)

* Developed excellent relationships and generated a solid reputation within DOJ and law enforcement community, in general, and private sectors, becoming a -go-to- individual in numerous high-visibility situations

* Contributed notable achievements in support of DOJ initiatives. Recipient of Assistant Attorney General`s Outstanding Law Enforcement Partnership Award. Also received similar awards from former Attorneys General Reno and Ashcroft

* Active National Security Clearance - TS

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Senior Manager, Civil Systems Division August 2011 - Present

Northrop Grumman Corporation McLean, VA

* Primary focus is on Business Development efforts within federal law enforcement community. Developing customer relationships; identifying customers` challenges and needs; and, creating best solutions to meet customer needs and requirements.

* Leveraging prior federal law enforcement experience and subject matter expertise to develop strategic business plan for deeper penetration and growth into federal law enforcement market space.

Assistant Inspector in Charge March 2008 - November 2010

Department of Justice Liaison (RETIRED) Washington, DC

* Utilized network contacts and earned reputation for effectiveness within DOJ, and applied experience coordinating investigative operations and projects. Directed USPIS agency personnel assigned to DOJ. Served as an ambassador of the USPIS that promoted the capabilities and work of USPIS

* Led a 12-person team embedded in the DOJ Criminal Fraud Section that conducted complex domestic and international corporate and consumer fraud investigations, and interacted with DOJ management on a daily basis keeping the USPIS at the forefront in the eyes of DOJ successfully investigating/prosecuting numerous cases with high public visibility

* Led and coordinated with DOJ`s Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section along with other federal agencies large-scale national and international enforcement initiatives and undercover operations

Assistant Inspector in Charge January 2006 - March 2008

Special Investigations Division Washington, DC

* Earned recognition as a leading expert in the field of child exploitation crimes within all Federal law enforcement agencies; testified before Congressional Committee during hearing entitled -Sexual Exploitation of Children Over the Internet- (April 2006). This testimony significantly raised the awareness of Committee and staff members

* Served as USPIS`s Liaison for the Attorney General`s ongoing initiative, -Project Safe Childhood (PSC),- by positioning USPIS`s contribution in the DOJ/PSC guidebook for all participating agencies and coordinating related national operations

* Drove support for production and issuance of Amber Alert Stamp as an adjunct to DOJ`s Amber Alert Program (May 2006), further increasing national consumer awareness

* Led the transformation and transition of the Child Exploitation Program to a nationally driven program that provided greater focus and strategic direction. Resulted in an all-time high federal prosecution rate; an all-time high lead-agency rate (by positioning USPIS as lead agency over 90% of the time); and, overall better quality, high impact, casework. Managed five regional teams comprised of approximately 40 personnel

* Developed Case Results Measurement System that used metrics for case elements to validate quality work

* Led the coordination and development of the 2 SMRT 4U Internet Safety and Awareness campaign that encouraged and promoted safe online practices among teen girls. The campaign was recognized with DOJ`s 2007 Internet Safety Award and the advertising and marketing industries Effy Award

* Recipient of Assistant Attorney General`s Award for Outstanding Law Enforcement Partnerships (November 2007), following repeated investigative and prosecutive successes by the USPIS DOJ Fraud Team and DOJ Trial Attorneys

Assistant Inspector in Charge February 2004 - January 2006

National Headquarters Washington, DC

* Provided national oversight and management of Fraud and Child Exploitation Programs.

* Featured contributor to Medical, Legal & Social Science Aspects of Child Sexual Exploitation (2005), a first-ever 2-volume set publication by GW Medical Publishing

* Member of U.S. delegation to The European Union (Brussels), Europol and Eurojust (The Hague) that studied and improved upon criminal justice systems by agreeing to share relevant information more readily. (April 2005)

* Recognized an opportunity, developed and implemented a program that embedded a white collar crime subject matter expert (U.S. Postal Inspector) inside of DOJ`s Criminal Fraud Section (2005). That Pilot Program begun in 2005 with a single position has grown by its successes to a present team size of 12, becoming the -go-to- agency at DOJ

* Developed and launched the USPIS`s Child Exploitation Subject Intelligence System (October 2005) - a national system that collates and maintains intelligence on thousands of past and present child exploitation subjects

Program Manager April 1991 - February 2004

National Headquarters Washington, DC

* Directed national Fraud, Child Exploitation and Bomb/Explosives Programs and coordinated in-service national training programs. Working with senior level management, established national goals and objectives; closely monitored field division progress toward achievement of established goals

* Generated team momentum with other senior DOJ, FBI and ATF managers that led to establishing the multi-agency UNABOM Task Force (June 1993) that resulted in the capture of Theodore Kaczynski on April 3, 1996

* Planned, implemented and led several global investigations dismantling some of the largest known commercial child pornography distribution rings of their time, including Operations Special Delivery, Avalanche and Lost Innocence

* Provided subject matter expertise as -featured presenter- in education effort of Interpol`s Specialist Group on Crimes Against Children (1992) raising world-wide awareness among international law enforcement of child sexual exploitation epidemic

* Spoke frequently at national and international conferences on the topics of child sexual exploitation, consumer fraud and high profile investigations, raising awareness and cooperation between agencies

* Worked with the White House Office of Domestic Policy as a planner of the first White House Conference on Missing, Exploited and Runaway Children (August 2002) and personally briefed President Bush on the issue (October 2002)

U.S. Postal Inspector: Buffalo, NY and Washington, DC Field Divisions January 1982 - April 1991

Police Officer: Collingswood, NJ Police Department September 1975 - January 1982

EDUCATION

Rutgers University

Bachelor of Arts - Accounting

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