Wilfred J. Plumley Jr.

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Adamstown, MD21710

Phone: 240-***-****

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

**/**** ** *******. ****** Garrison Commander, $175,600. US Army Garrison Fort Detrick, MD. COL Danford Bryant., 301-***-****

-Serve as Deputy Garrison Commander and senior civilian adviser for a Garrison supporting a remarkably diverse installation with a national/strategic mission on medical research and strategic communication.

-Manage and direct the installation’s operations via a senior staff providing support in civilian / military personnel management, workforce development, public works, housing, training, force protection, MWR, safety, EEO, internal review, strategic planning, resource management, security, community relations, strategic communications, logistics, and emergency response services.

-Oversee annual budget development and execution. -Develop/facilitate outstanding community relations with local officials, businesses, and media.

7/2016 to 11/2019. Chief, $171,724. IMCOM-Pacific (Forward). Korea. David Shafii.

-Represents IMCOM-Pacific Director in integrating, planning, directing, supervising, and managing Pacific Region mission requirements with USFK, 8th Army and four garrisons.

-Develops and facilitates programs, processes, and plans for both current and future operations, wartime contingency, force protection, Korea transformation, and contract management for installation security and military personnel support for all of Korea.

-Collaborates with and advises 8th Army and other activities on IMCOM strategic support and capabilities to all activities in the Korean theater both for armistice and contingency operations. -Developed the first ever IMCOM-Pacific support plan to the 8th Army OPLAN.

-Provides oversite to two different CORs in support of a security guard contract and the Military Personnel Division contract for all Korea garrisons, valued more than $18M.

-Evaluates effectiveness of operations supervised in terms of quality and quantity standards, procedural and regulatory compliance, and technical competence ensuring mission accomplishment. -Coordinates efforts to maximize efficiency of Korea transformation and installation support alignment across Korea Garrisons.

-Serves as co-chair of 8th Army Joint Stationing Review Group with two GOs to oversee and ensure timely and proper support and execution of Korea transformation and movement of units and organizations from Seoul and north down to Camp Humphreys, a move costing more than $10B to construct new facilities, purchase furniture/equipment, and to move over 20K personnel.

-Served as senior facilitator/instructor for the IMCOM Garrison Pre-Command Course.

07/2015 to 6/2016. Student, $160,300. US Army War College. Carlisle Barracks, PA.

-Attended resident Army War College, where the curriculum included strategic thinking (critical, creative, systems, ethical, historical), theories of war and strategy, strategic leadership (leading and managing change in large complex organizations within volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environments), national security policy and strategy (the art and science of developing, integrating and applying the instruments of national power-diplomatic, informational, military, and economic-during peace and war), theater strategy and campaigning, and the development and employment of land power within a Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental and Multinational environment.

-Studied US interests and policies from a geopolitical perspective focusing on the use of national power, strategy development, campaign planning, and war fighting; analyzed US global priorities and regional interests, development of concepts and objectives at the national and theater levels, analyzed relationships among US alliances and military operations, examined the use of military power across the operational continuum and participated in case studies of selected campaigns.

-Prepared and presented case studies and a Strategic Research Project, as well as completing all requirements to receive a Masters in Strategic Studies. The case study on Civilian Wellness and Readiness was selected as the best paper in DA for the civilian Nick Hoge writing award.

-Selected as class vice-president for civilian affairs.

11/2007 to 07/2015. Deputy Garrison Commander, $157,100. US Army Garrison West Point. West Point, NY. COL Landy Dunham.

-Served as Deputy Garrison Commander and senior civilian adviser for a command of over 1200 military and civilian employees supporting a community of 12,000, a Tier 1 university (United States Military Academy) and an NCAA sports program drawing crowds of 38,000.

-Managed and directed the installation’s operations via a senior staff providing support in civilian / military personnel management, workforce development, public works, housing, training, force protection, MWR, safety, EEO, internal review, strategic planning, resource management, security, community relations, strategic communications, logistics, and emergency response services.

-Oversaw annual budget development and execution more than $150 million annually. -Established procedures resulting in 100% budget execution and oversaw development of requests that generated over $151M in additional funding for barracks renovations.

-Developed a model civilian leader development program, which received praise from the USMA Superintendent resulting in him and other tenant commands using the same program.

-Developed/facilitated outstanding community relations with local officials, businesses and media.

03/2006 to 11/2007. Director of Plans, Training, Mobilization & Security, $116.215. US Army Garrison Daegu. Korea. Mr. William Christman.

-Oversaw plans, operations, training, and security for a garrison supporting over 10,000 personnel covering six installations. -Coordinated with IMCOM Korea Region Headquarters and 19th Theater Sustainment Command on mission and operational issues, as well as supporting Korean theater level exercises receiving praise from the 8th Army Commander for exceptional support.

-Developed short and long-range plans, in addition to all contingency operational plans and resolved issues related to wartime planning that included close coordination with local Korean military units that greatly enhanced installation security. -Developed procedures for operating the installation emergency operations center to coordinate activities for six installations spread out over 70 miles that resulted in achieving an exceptional rating during IMCOM’s anti-terrorism inspection.

05/2004 to 03/2006. Installation Manager, Area IV Support Activity. Korea. COL Donald Hendrix.

-Worked as a civilian garrison commander equivalent for the Camp Carroll installation in support of two brigades and 5 battalions on the installation. Exercised command responsibility and authority in providing required garrison support to the entire military community.

-Provided vision and direction to directors and special staff in Morale Welfare and Recreation, financial planning, budget execution, vehicle maintenance, supply, transportation, public works, housing, community activities, force protection, security, community relations, training, safety, and personnel management. -Supervised a workforce of over 290 personnel.

-Coordinated with union leadership resulting in zero unresolved issues and excellent relations.

-Developed and executed a public affairs program with the surrounding city, county, and with senior government officials resulting in a community relations program that received recognition from the 8th Army Commander as the example for other Korea installations.

05/1983 to 04/2004. Various logistics and leadership positions as an Ordnance Officer with the US Army in Germany, Korea, Watervilet Arsenal, Ft. Campbell, Ft. Knox, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, and Ft. Lee. Culminated my career as the Deputy Commander with 20th Area Support Group in Daegu, Korea.

EDUCATION / TRAINING

College:

- Bachelor’s Degree: Business Education & Safety Education, 1983, Marshall University.

- Master’s Degree: Logistics Management, 1994, Florida Institute of Technology.

- Master’s Degree: Strategic Studies, 2016, US Army War College.

Army Civilian Education and Training:

- ACSIM City Management Senior Fellowship, 2018 - Army War College, 2016

- Contract Officers Representatives Course, 2014

- Continuing Education and Senior Leaders (CESL), 2011

- Personnel Management for Executives (PME), 2006

- Sustaining Base Leadership Management Course (SBLM), 2005

- Organizational Leadership for Executives (OLE), 2005

- Leadership Education and Development (LEAD), 2005

- IMCOM Garrison Pre-command Course, 2004/2019

Army Military Education and Training:

- Logistics Executive Development Course (Commandant's List), 1993.

- Command and General Staff College, 1992.

- Combined Arms and Service Staff School, 1991.

- Maintenance Management Officer Advanced Course (Commandant's List), 1989.

- Maintenance Management Officer Basic Course (Commandant's List), 1983.

HONORS

Army Civilian Awards:

- 2016 Secretary of the Army Nick Hoge Writing Award

- Meritorious Civilian Service Award

- Commander's Award for Civilian Service - 3

- Civilian Achievement Medal

Military Awards:

- Legion of Merit

- Meritorious Service Medal - 4

- Army Commendation Medal - 2

- Army Achievement Medal - 4

- The Ordnance Order of Samuel Sharpe (Regimental Award

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