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| Desired Industry: Business/Management |
SpiderID: 12060 |
| Desired Job Location: New York, New York |
Date Posted: 4/1/2007 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: 4/15/07 |
| Desired Wage: 70,000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Management (Manager, Director) |
Willing to Travel: Yes, 50-75% |
| Highest Degree Attained: Masters |
Willing to Relocate: Yes |
Objective:
Dynamic, creative, and proactive legal and military professional with broad management, and government contracting experience seeking opportunity to work in contract solicitation, administration and management with a government contractor.
Experience:
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE
Captain, United States Army, SECRET clearance, 15 years in the Army Reserves (3+ yrs active duty, 1.5 yrs in Iraq)
Contracts Officer, C9 (Civil Affairs), Multi-National Corps- Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq (2006)
Participated in 2 source selection evaluation teams to determine technical acceptability of 9 proposals for 2 contracts with a total estimated value of $500 million. Played a key role in saving the Army over $88 million.
Coordinated the Corps' Pesticide Spraying Working Group (included field grade officers and senior enlisted from various staff sections) to award a $10 million contract in 3 weeks. Drafted the performance work statement for the contract successfully securing a 40% increase in the national date crop, and a 500% increase in the national wheat/barley crop.
Managed, from inception to award, $15 million in various contracts awarded to Iraqi companies for reconstruction.
Administered a $2.5 million contract for opinion polling ensuring 100% adherence to objectives.
Rewrote the performance work statement by initiating industry consultations that improved the statistical methods used in the contract. Conducted market research that resulted in a 10% savings over the life of the next contract year.
Drafted a plan subsequently endorsed and signed by the Corps Chief of Staff to improve oversight and coordination of all MNC-I public opinion research in Iraq by centralizing oversight to eliminate wasteful duplication of effort.
Researched and designed a cost-saving and novel application of a GAO program never used in a combat theater.
Baghdad Team Leader, Rapid Equipping Force, Pentagon G-3, Baghdad, Iraq (2005-2006)
Opened and developed over 40 projects, more than had ever been run simultaneously by one REF Team in Iraq.
Built and maintained relationships with several brigades and battalions of combat and combat support units resulting in increased project identification and field trials.
Worked very closely with the resident field scientist and technician responsible for proto-typing new technologies and tailoring existing projects to meet the immediate needs of the line units.
Established direct communications between Army lab engineers, scientists and combat units to facilitate proto-typing and concept development for several longer-term projects.
Fostered a closer relationship with the AMC-Forward Area Support Team resulting in the removal of project conflicts.
Initiated inter-agency contacts with FBI personnel to seek advice on some projects and reducing our research time.
Accompanied units on combat missions to assess unit requirements and effectiveness of solutions we provided.
Regional Liaison Officer, Task Force Shield-North, Multi-National Forces- Iraq, Kirkuk, Iraq (2004-2005)
Second-in-Command of Regional Liaison Team in Kirkuk (4 military, 5 ex-patriot, and 5 Iraqi personnel).
Supervised team security, the Security NCO, and establishing contacts between US, and Iraqi personnel.
Contract Legal Work, New York, NY (2001 - 2004)
Firms: Hughes, Hubbard and Reed/ Weil, Gotshal & Manges/ Sullivan and Cromwell/ Levy, Philips, and Konigsberg
Reviewed privileged and confidential documents for the defense in:
a products liability suit against a major international pharmaceutical corporation. Ensured the accuracy of junior reviewers work.
a white collar criminal case against a prominent executive.
a consumer class action suit against a large multinational financial corporation.
a shareholder derivative suit against a major international bank.
Interviewed clients extensively for the plaintiff in a mass toxic tort case.
Reported on interviews and client bios, included the review of client legal files.
Assisted in case management, general litigation support and document production.
Education:
EDUCATION
Juris Doctorate, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 2000
Bachelor of Arts, (Pol. Science/Russian - Double Major) Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA 1997
Skills:
Russian Language Conversational - Attended Defense Language Institute, U.S. Army, Monterey, CA 1993
Lexis-Nexis and Westlaw legal databases
Additional Information:
AWARDS
The Bronze Star Medal for Service for performance with MNC-I C9 and the Rapid Equipping Force.
The Joint Service Commendation Medal for work performed on Task Force Shield.
Reference:
Email: tanderso70@hotmail.com
Candidate Contact Information:
| Name: T Anderson |
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| City: Sunnyside |
Fax: 718-440-9963 |
| State: New York |
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