Robert J. Fadgen

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Executive Summary:

Combat veteran non-commissioned officer with experience in leadership, team building, research, writing, interpersonal communication, and briefing up to the executive government and senior military level. Has demonstrated success in leading teams of up to 70 individuals in high pressure situations. Possesses a creative and thorough approach to problem solving.

Skills Summary:

Management experience

Decisive in high-stress environment

Responsibility and accountability

Qualitative and quantitative analysis

Data collection

Accounting and financial analysis

Analytic and persuasive writing

Interpersonal Communication

Briefing executive audiences

Education:

Northeastern University (2015-Present) BS in Accounting and Finance (Graduate May 2018)

Senior Leader Course (2010)

Advance Leader Course, Honor Graduate (2008)

Primary Leadership Development Course, Distinguished Honor Graduate (2005)

Professional Experience:

National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC)

National Counterterrorism Operation Center, Operations Officer/Intelligence Technician 01/2012-01/2015

Served as the Intelligence Technician (IT) and senior intelligence analyst for a team of 14, assisted the production and supervised the distribution of the most widely read counterterrorism product in the Intelligence Community

Created, edited, and developed a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the IT; implemented the SOP into a training module for formal certification

Maintains 24/7 situational awareness for the US Government and allies concerning terrorism threats, events, and operations

Conducts interagency and international coordination for information sharing during crisis and routine situations

NCTC Threat Management 05/2010-01/2012

Received NCTC Director’s Team Award while serving as the Threat Management team lead and subject matter expert to a combined government civilian, military, and contractor workforce for enhancing internal and external collaboration

Informed senior policy decision-makers, intelligence, and operational personnel across the US Government of worldwide terrorist threats to the US and overseas US and foreign interests

US Army

Battalion Intelligence Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) 01/2008-05/2010

Managed security clearances of 1108 individuals and maintained accountability for over $874 million in military equipment

Analyzed risk to equipment and personnel by highlighting trends, vulnerabilities, and threats to critical infrastructure

Developed contract requirements using trends, patterns, and statistical analysis to assist the development for the Government of Iraq

Targeting Network Senior Analyst/Headquarters Platoon Sergeant 06/2006-01/2008

Led a hand-picked team of analysts to eliminate explosive device networks throughout the whole of Iraq

Selected to brief at national level conferences hosted by the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization for attacking terrorist networks

Managed 70 service personnel; devised team training plans, proficiency tests, weapons qualification, physical fitness exams, scheduled analyst certifications, and inspected training records; exceeded training standards by 29%

Combat Brigade Collection Manager 04/2004-06/2006

Managed 20 regional and global intelligence collection platforms to effectively support successful combat operations

Synchronized Commander’s requirements with competing priority requirements resulting in a complex collection posture while balancing limited available resources against higher echelon priorities

Training:

Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher, SharePoint, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign

Awards:

Army Military Intelligence Knowlton Award, Meritorious Service Medal, National Intelligence Meritorious Unit Citation, NCTC Director’s Team Award (2), Army Commendation Medal (3), Army Achievement Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal (5), Combat Action Badge, Good Conduct Medal (3)

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