Peter MigaleddiJr
Email: **********@********.***
Address: * ****** ****
City: Stafford
State: VA
Zip: 22554
Country: USA
Phone: 703-***-****
Skill Level: Management
Salary Range: $120,000
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PETER MIGALEDDI
7 Exeter Lane, Stafford, VA 22554
Home: 540-***-****
Cell: (703)
459-5786
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CAREER TARGETS: LOGISTICS/PROGRAM LEADERSHIP
Acquisition Career professional with over 30 years of leadership and program
management experience in acquisition, logistics, financial management and
product sustainment support. Achievements include fielding of Mine Resistant
Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles in support of combat Operations in IRAQ
and Afghanistan.
Chief logistics architect and developer of the F-35 Weapon System
Sustainment Strategy
-Oversaw development and implementation of supporting implementation
strategy.
-Managed a multi-disciplined team of government support contractors and
program deliverables.
-Recognized for both team and individual contributions to the Lightning II
program.
Professional Credentials include an MBA degree and a TS/SCI/SBI Security
Clearance
Background includes weapon system acquisition, supply chain
management, intermodal transportation, system integration and sustainment.
Led numerous mission-critical programs, including key business
transformation initiatives at the DLA.
Drove advanced technologies that improved accuracy/velocity of
commodities through logistics pipelines.
Provided acquisition program management recommendations to Senior-
level Program managers and Secretary of the Air Force Program Executives
and high profile clients while supporting the two largest DoD Acquisition
Programs, The Joint F-35 Lightning II, and USMC Systems Command MRAP
Joint Program Office.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
NCIINC
Crystal City, VA
2007-Present
Leading provider of engineering, IT, and professional services to U.S.
government agencies.
Principal Acquisition Logistics Analyst
Currently supports the Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition (SAF/AQ), as
Liaison and Principal Acquisition analyst to the USMC Mine Resistant Ambush
Protected (MRAP) vehicle Joint Program and the Air Force Principal for Safety.
Supported the F-35 Joint program office, delivering acquisition technical
services as a principal consultant and weapon system sustainment lead.
Inter-acted with Key Department of Defense Executives, original equipment
manufacturers, and industrial suppliers. Contributed directly to F-35 Air
System logistics supportability, and configuration management. Produced and
delivered weekly integrated program reports to the Program Directorate and
Program Executive Officer, with products distributed to key stakeholders
across 3 military departments and 9 participant nations.
Key Contributions & Accomplishments:
Awarded Joint Meritorious Unit Award June 2011
Earned 3 awards for sustained individual and team contributions to
the F-35 Program Office, with unprecedented distribution for 100% of
available award fee to the contract support staff supporting the Program
Office during the 2009-2011 performance periods.
Produced the 1st F-35 Sustainment Management Strategy detailing
lifecycle management requirements, products, and processes. This document
was foundational to establishing a weapon system baseline and plan for initial
fielding and follow-on support.
Ensured F-35
s fulfillment of ORD requirements. Incorporated change
management protocols which ensured consistent quality and on time delivery
of products and services to the Joint Warfighter. Significantly enhanced both
internal and external communications within the Program Office, government
clients, and the nine F-35 global partners through weekly Program
management reports, and both formal and informal structured issue focused
meetings.
Fielded MRAP Vehicles supporting the Joint Program Office. Managed
initial product integration through engineering and fielding for the USMC
delivering 815 heavy armored vehicles supporting mission-critical system
design/development, configuration management and safety certification of
onboard weapon systems to include communications equipment for three
distinct MRAP platforms.
ANTEON CORPORATION / GENERAL DYNAMICS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Vienna, VA 2005-2007
Providers of Acquisition and Information Technology products and services to
the federal government.
Corporate Program Manager, Air Force Business Development
Responsible for new business development with the USAF and expansion of
business with existing clients, and a portfolio of programs valued over $2
million in current and multi-year contracts supporting the Air Force, Joint
Chiefs of Staff, Defense Logistics Agency, and other federal clients.
Supervised multiple teams of consultants providing a wide range of both
technical and non-technical services.
Programs included: Air Force Expeditionary Combat Support System, DLA
s
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution. Responsible for capture
management, personnel staffing, site support, and oversight of program
deliverables, funding execution, and compliance with Earned Value
Management reporting.
DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY
Fort Belvoir, VA
2003-2005
National Account Manager, United States Air Force
Responsible for effectively managing customer requirements and DLA
s
engagement with the Services
logistics and support teams to ensure Tier 1
weapon systems were fully resourced, sustained and provided total lifecycle
support.
Established expanded support networks at Service depots and Headquarters
USAF. Significantly enhanced business relationships at all 4 DLA Product
Centers. Increased service support and introduced DLA market segmentation
and collaborative demand planning solutions.
Key Contributions & Accomplishments:
Increased direct sales 83% over 14 months through successful
implementation of Customer Relationship Management market segmentation
strategy, with sales increases generating sufficient Return On Investment to
reduce service fees charged for DLA
s products and services.
Facilitated additional savings for U.S. Services through partnership
with DLA, capturing further savings by reducing requirement to hold additional
replenishment stocks in inventories.
Awarded Department of Defense Superior Service Medal, Defense
Legion of Merit, and Joint Meritorious Service Medal for sustained support to
Operation Enduring Freedom and Noble Eagle.
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
San Antonio, TX
2001-2003
Director of Logistics, Lackland Air Force Base
Oversaw logistics support for Lackland AFB and the San Antonio Air Logistics
Center, including retail-level supply chain management, vehicle and aerospace
ground support equipment maintenance, vehicle operations, personal property
shipments, and air/freight transportation terminal support. Managed a fleet of
800 general and special purpose vehicles, $32 million aviation
fuels/construction service contract, and $62.8 million in privatized military
family housing construction projects. Directed staffing and training initiatives,
with workforce comprised of 850 permanent party service members and 475
civil service employees.
Key Contributions & Accomplishments:
Awarded Legion of Merit for services rendered to the USAF Education
& Training Command and the 37th Training Wing; facilitated promotions for all
3 senior subordinate Commanders. Achieved
Best in Command
award for
contracting activity from HQ Air Education & Training Command team.
Awarded USMC Outstanding Unit Award for Services rendered during
MRAP initial integration and fielding and subsequent system sustainment.
EDUCATION
Master of Business Administration: Golden Gate University, San Francisco CA
Bachelor of Arts Economics: Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
Licenses & Designations: TS/SCI/SBI Security Clearance; 2011 Current
Military Leadership and Management: Squadron Officers School, Air Command
and Staff College, Air War College
Professional Training: Professional DAU Certification in Acquisition Logistics
completed 60 Continuing Education credits. Courses: Logistics Lifecycle
Management, Earned Value Management System, Risk Management,
Competitive Source Selection, Cost and Price Analysis, Configuration
Management, Change Management, Contract Negotiations. Services
Contracting and Procurement Strategies.