William Clarke

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Woodbridge, VA 22191

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Professional and effective manager with a unique combination of skills and experience that create an asset to any organization. A proven leader who thrives under pressure and delivers results. Team player with a can do attitude and an outgoing, energetic personality. A problem solver capable of operating without direct supervision to accomplish goals. A true leader who empowers subordinates to complete tasks while encouraging outside the box thinking. Possess over 20 years experience in Federal law enforcement, continually elevating to positions of greater duties and responsibilities. Served over 20 years as an officer U.S. Army Reserve, holding a multitude of command and staff positions, including command during a combat deployment. The knowledge and experience gained in these positions can be easily applied to benefit any organization.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Security Supervisor May 2022-Present

Securitias Critical Infrastructure Services

Reston, VA

Oversee the security and integrity of six secure facilities

Supervise a staff of eight security guards

Review and evaluate alarm responses, recommend corrective action for any security violations

Complete administrative personnel actions, schedules, review and approve payroll

Review and approve daily activity and significant incident reports

Establish and maintain close contact with client and facility management

Ensure proper and complete delivery of all contacted services

Assistant Chief Patrol Agent, GS 14 December 2016-August 2019 Customs and Border Protection, Operations Support Office

Information and Incident Coordination Center Washington, DC

●Ensure the accurate and timely reporting of significant incidents to senior officials within CBP and DHS

●Identify and address emerging events across the country and the globe related to terrorism, border security and the facilitation of trade and travel into and out of the United States

●Oversee the preparation and distribution of reports providing relevant incident management information to CBP senior leadership

●Monitor and report on CBP related events through broadcast and social media

●Report CBP involvement national and international events to CBP senior leadership

●Monitor status of CBP employees on international deployments

●Identifying and resolving issues where no policy exists by taking innovative actions to address new needs and/or issues

●Planning work to be accomplished by subordinates by setting and adjusting short-term priorities and preparing schedules for completion of the work

●Revise and update national Standard Operating and Reporting Procedures

●Conduct conferences with DHS National Operations Center, disseminate information to CBP components

●Coordinate with DHS for the distribution and completion of requests for information regarding CBP components

●Facilitate CBP Crisis Action Teams, providing assistance and logistical support

●Represent CBP and liaise with international agencies

Operations Officer, GS 13 July 2015-December 2016

Headquarters, United States Border Patrol August 2019-April 2021

Law Enforcement Operations Directorate, Intelligence Branch Washington, DC

●Detailed to the CBP Commissioners Situation Room

●Facilitate communication between CBP field elements and CBP senior management regarding significant incidents

●Prepare and disseminate significant incident reports to CBP management and other stakeholders

●Provide guidance to CBP field elements on proper significant incident reporting requirements and procedures

●Coordinate and disseminate information related to disaster management, emergency management, or international events that require CBP support

●Analyze facts, events, and intelligence from multiple sources to generate situational status reports for senior CBP managers

●Prepare and present briefings to senior CBP Leadership regarding significant incidents, current events, and operational statuses for all CBP components

Supervisory Border Patrol Agent, GS 13 June 2008-July 2015

McAllen Border Patrol Station, McAllen, TX

●Directing activities aimed at preventing the entry of terrorist and terrorist weapons into the United States

●Overseeing and directing the apprehension of aliens illegally entering into the United States by land, water, or air

●Enforcing the criminal provisions of the Immigration and Nationality laws

●Responsible for all normal functions of supervising Border Patrol operations and personnel

●Reviewing and approving employee time and attendance reports to ensure proper pay and compensation

●Reviewing and approving immigration and prosecution case files, intelligence, investigation and seizure reports

●Preparing significant incident reports, public information reports, failure to yield reports, daily activity reports, daily assignment schedules and by-weekly duty schedules

●Conducting inventory and issue of equipment, to include weapons and surveillance equipment

●Investigating and reporting on employee involved incidents and accidents

●Responding to and providing immediate command and control of significant events and incidents, determining what further actions are required, and ensuring actions are completed

●Documenting and reporting incidents and events through technical report writing and digital photography

●Maintaining chain of custody and tracking of seized narcotics, vehicles, documents, and property

●Reviewing immigration records and criminal history to determine legal sufficiency and case disposition

●Receiving and reporting on allegations of agent misconduct

●Liaison with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies

●Training and developing newly promoted supervisors

●Providing guidance and mentor all junior employees Collateral Duties:

●Office of Incident Management

oAssisted in development of station Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP)

oPrepared training and guidance for unit to execute responsibilities of COOP

oApplied Incident Command Systems training to station emergency plans

oLiaised with state and local law enforcement and emergency management agencies to prepare unit assets to assist in area emergency evacuation plans

oServed as station representative to state and local Emergency Operations Centers

oSupervised and managed station Emergency Operations Center when activated

●Unit Data Integrity

oResponsible for ensuring integrity and quality control of all data collected on unit

oReviewed collection techniques and procedures of various reportable data and statistics related to unit operations

oReviewed and ensured complete and correct entries for all processing information

oScreened daily activity reports, end of shift, evolving situation, and significant incident reports for completeness and correctness

●Training

oResponsible for monitoring and tracking all required training on unit

oDeveloped and maintained matrix of all training requirements to be completed by unit agents

oCompleted Supervisory Field Observation Reports for trainee agents in unit Assigned Journeymen agents to complete Field Observation Reports of trainee agents, tracking and ensuring reports were complete and on time

Supervisor, Combined Enforcement Unit, 01/15/2013 to 02/07/2015

Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol Sector Office of Intelligence, Edinburg, TX

●Supervise the implementation of initiatives and programs

●Rio Grande Valley Sector Taking Care of Business initiative

oLead and manage a proactive law enforcement outreach campaign

oEducate community of techniques criminals use to exploit businesses

oSolicit support and information from community in reporting illegal activity

oMet and follow up with business/property (motel, rental property, shipping companies, etc.) collect and document intelligence information gleaned from meetings

oReview, approve, and disseminate intelligence reports

oLeverage law enforcement agencies to combine efforts and reach goals, including state and local code enforcement/ fire marshals/ health departments, alcoholic beverage commission, Texas Office Attorneys General, local and state law enforcement

oWork closely with Public Affairs to produce press releases

oConsult with and assist Texas Office Attorney General in development of Nuisance Abatement lawsuits against business continuing to allow illegal activity on their property

oPublicize and distribute anonymous reporting hotline to business and public, resulting in citizen calls leading to apprehensions and cases

●Rio Grande Valley Sector Texas Hold’Em initiative

oLead and manage collaboration between RGV Sector and Texas Department of Public Safety

oEfforts targeted at revoking commercial driver’s license (CDL) of subjects convicted of alien or narcotics smuggling

oReview and approve all submissions of information to TX DPS, ensuring accuracy and all program requirements are met for revocation

oDeveloped and implemented new tracking system greatly improving program capabilities and ensuring compliance with all CBP legal requirements

oDeveloped and executed “train the trainer” program to introduce new tracking system to stations sector wide

oDeveloped and implemented Sector wide training program covering capabilities of the initiative, and the requirements

oWorked closely with Public Affairs office to message the Texas Hold’Em initiative to the public through press conferences and news releases

oConducted numerous public presentations at trucking and shipping companies explaining the initiative, consequences to drivers for smuggling, and how they can report illegal activity

●Rio Grande Valley Sector Operation Borderstar Liaison

oCoordinate operations with TX DPS Rangers and RGV Sector assets

oCoordinate with Joint Operations Information Center manned by Texas Military Forces soldiers, serving as the conduit between RGV Sector and JOIC to provide common operating picture to all participating agencies

oLead and facilitate weekly conference with all Borderstar/ JOIC contributors, including 38 local and state law enforcement agencies and nine Border Patrol Stations

oProduce and distribute weekly summary of conference as well as Border Patrol station significant seizures and events

●Rio Grande Valley Sector Operation Stonegarden Coordinator

oLiaised and coordinated with 15 counties and 67 police departments to leveraging Stonegarden assets to assist in border security goals

oCoordinated and chaired integrated planning meetings with partner agencies

oScreened and reviewed all requests for grants, recommending approval and distribution

oEnsured requested funds were designated for legitimate border security purposes

oOversaw the distribution of millions of dollars in federal grants to law enforcement agencies

oCoordinated with Grant coordinators to ensure timely and accurate dispersal of funds

oDesigned and implemented new daily activity and after action reports, greatly improving information and intelligence sharing, and accountability of funds

oGenerated numerous Operations Orders encompassing the entire RGV area of operations, including Costal Bend counties without strong Border Patrol presence

●Lead and coordinated multiple simultaneous covert surveillance and interdiction operations

oTargeted commercial vehicle alien smuggling

oResulted in numerous apprehensions, cases, and intelligence development

●Prepared and provided weekly briefing to station management

oDetailing unit operations, tempo, current/ future projects and accomplishments

Border Patrol Agent, GS 11 October 1999-June 2008

Naco, Arizona (7/11/04-6/8/08) Falfurrias, Texas (10/18/99-7/11/04)

●Prevent the entry of terrorists and terrorist’s weapons into the United States

●Apprehend and arrest persons found in the U.S. in violation of Immigration laws

●Track and apprehend groups of suspects on foot by following tracks, marks, and other physical evidence, utilizing electronic sensors and remote camera systems, through varying types of terrain and weather conditions

●Conduct traffic observation to include vehicle stops on suspected smuggling loads

●To search, secure, transport, and safe guard subjects in custody

●Interview smugglers of illegal aliens and narcotics, and reflect knowledge and intent accurately through extensive investigative and arrest report writing, to include taking sworn statements in English and Spanish languages

●Complete arrest, administrative, and intelligence reports. Prepare case files for prosecution and testify in court on such cases

●Collateral Duty Intelligence Agent, Falfurrias, TX

oConducted extensive interviews and interrogations of suspects and witness involved with alien and narcotic cases

oPrepared and submitted numerous intelligence reports

oUtilized data tracking and enforcement systems to establish connections and identify smuggling organizations

oLiaison with other law enforcement organizations and agencies to receive and report actionable intelligence applicable to station/sector operations

●Post-Academy Immigration Law Instructor, Naco, AZ

oInstructed over 100 trainee agents in all aspects in Immigration law

oPrepared trainee agents for probationary law exams

oPrepared weekly lesson plans, presented and delivered material

oAdministered weekly exams, scoring and reviewing material to ensure student comprehension Tucson Sector Immigration Court Liaison, Tucson, AZ

oSector liaison to Immigration Judges for Tucson Sector

oEnsured all IJ requirements and were filled to facilitate successful court proceedings

oAssisted in standing up Immigration Court located in the Tucson Sector Processing

oPrepared case files for prosecution prior to presentation to the IJ

oPrepared and screened detainees prior to court, provided court room security

oServed as liaison to Tucson Sector ICE office

EDUCATION

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach, Florida

●BS Aerospace Studies, 1996 Minors

●Aerospace Business Administration

●Aviation Safety and Emergency Management

●Space Studies and Theory

CERTIFICATES

●Crisis Action Team Training, Customs and Border Protection 04/16

●Lead Field Coordinator Training, Customs and Border Protection, 04/16

●Operational Contract Support Course, Department of Defense 02/16

●Anti-Terrorism Level II Course, Department of Defense 10/14

●Marine Law Enforcement Training, Department Homeland Security 8/12

●Combined Logistics Officer Career Course, US Army 12/11

●Ordnance Officer Advanced Course, US Army 05/11

●Incident Command Systems (ICS 300) training, 06/10

●Supervisory Technical Training Course, US Border Patrol 08/09

●Supervisory Leadership Training, Customs and Border Protection 05/09

●Contracting Officer Representative Course, Department of Defense 04/06

●Law Instructor Training Program, US Border Patrol 03/06

●US Border Patrol Academy, 03/00

●Bradley Fighting Vehicle Leaders Course, US Army 10/98

●Infantry Officer Basic Course, US Army 09/97

●US Army Airborne School, 10/94

SUMMARY OF MILITARY EXPERIENCE

William Clarke began his military career assigned to 1/144 Infantry (Mechanized), Texas Army National Guard. From November 1996 through October 1999 he held the positions of Rifle Platoon Leader, Detachment Commander, and Company Executive Officer. As a Platoon Leader and Detachment Commander he oversaw the New Equipment Training with Bradley Fighting Vehicles of two Mechanized Infantry Platoons. As an Executive Officer he completed a rotation at Joint Readiness Training Center. From April 2003 through October 2004 MAJ Clarke was assigned to the 90th Regional Readiness Group, US Army Reserve, in San Antonio, TX. He served as the Transportation Officer where he assisted in unit deployments, and as a Task Force S4 Officer for an annual training mission of over 400 soldiers. Upon a civilian employment transfer MAJ Clarke was assigned to the 164th Corps Support Group in Mesa, AZ. He served as the Group Tactical Intelligence Officer August 2005 to May 2006. In May 2006 he was selected to command the Headquarters Company. From June 2006 to September 2007 MAJ Clarke was on active duty deployed to LSA Anaconda, Balad, Iraq, as Commander, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 164th CSG. Shortly after returning from active duty he moved to Texas and was assigned to the 319th CSSB as the Battalion Supply and Logistics Officer. At the time MAJ Clarke joined the 319th the unit had recently relocated to Harlingen, TX and was extremely short of officers. Although assigned as the S4 MAJ Clarke assumed the duties of several staff positions, as well as HHD Commander. He assisted with personnel issues, operations, and building the headquarters. While in this position he oversaw the logistical aspects of numerous missions, most notably a rotation at the National Training Center. In January of 2013 he was assigned to the 211th RSG in the S3 section as the Plans and Operations officer, he also served as the additional duty S6 for six months. In November of 2015, MAJ Clarke was assigned to the 2nd LOGCAP Battalion, Fort Belvoir, VA, as a Logistics Support Officer. In November of 2016 MAJ Clarke was selected for the position of Military Government Specialist, and assigned to the 450th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne). Following his assignment in Civil Affairs he transferred to the Directorate of Logistics, Headquarters, US Army Corps of Engineers located in Washington D.C.

MAJ Clarke's military education includes the Infantry Officer Basic Course, the Bradley Fighting Vehicle Leaders Course, the Combined Logistics Captain Career Course, where he was selected for the Commandant's List, and the Operational Contract Support course. His military awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal, the Army Commendation Medal with oak leaf cluster, the Army Achievement Medal, the Meritorious Unit Commendation, the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Armed Forces Medal with M device, the Overseas Service Ribbon, the Army Components Achievement Medal, and the Parachutist Badge. He is branch qualified in Civil Affairs Military Government Specialist (38G), Logistics (90A), and Infantry (11A).

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