Okaloosa County BOCC — March 18, 2014 — DTS Applicants

RESUME FOR © “JAMES'E: LINK © (850) 837-4257 Education: U.S, Naval Academy --- B.S. Elec. Engrg Univ . of Okla. ---- Masters, Aero Engr ‘USAF Air War College, Lockheed Senior Mgt. Train. (Stanford U.) Experience: 23 yrs USAF Retired Lt.Col., Over 5,600 hrs Flying Time, with 131 Combat Missions -Viet Nam 13 years with Lockheed Martin Corp. (2 yrs Dayton Rep., 4 yrs ' As Vice President, Lockheed Asia, Tokyo, Japan ; and 5 years as President , Lockheed Canada, Ottawa, Ont. Have been on 3 City of Destin Committees for total of over 16 years: a. Public Works and Safety Committee (current) b. Planning Commission or Local Planning Agency (current) c. Airport Committee (Chairman for over 4 years) Member of Destin Water Users ,Inc. Bd of Directors. (10 yrs — to present) Have flown from the 3 local airports for the past 20 years: Destin Airport, Crestview Airport and Baker Field (private) . | have worked with the past two County Airport Managers on Noise Abatement programs, Traffic control problems, and Airport tower requests with the FAA. | owned 5 different type aircraft in the past 23 yrs, until 2 yrs ago when lost FAA Medical. | am presently the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assoc. representative for Airport Support Program (ASN) for the Destin airport (DTS). Chime SL MICHAEL T. IRONS 266 Twin Lakes Lane Destin FL, 32541 850-974-1120 Email: mirons88@yahoo.com 27 Feb 2014 Mr Michael Stenson Northwest Florida Airport Mr Stenson I am interested in volunteering to be a member of the Destin Airport Advisory Committee. Attached you will find my resume. Please let me know if you would like any more information. Sincerely, MICHAEL T. IRONS CMSGT, USAF Enclosed: resume WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 10/2011 — present Hurlburt Field Florida Grade Level: E-9 CMSgt Civil Engineer Functional Manager Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) Civil Engineer on matters impacting more than 550 enlisted Civil Engineers. Resolves AFSOC readiness issues involving enlisted assignment, training, and equipping. Provides oversight of formal, contingency and on the job training for 13 separate Civil Engineer craftsman specialities. Manages the command Civil Engineer inspection program and represents AFSOC to Headquarters Air Force on Civil Engineer education, training, manpower, and assignment issues. WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 5/2010 — 10/2011 Spangdablem Air Base, Germany Grade Level: E-9 CMSgt . Mission Support Group Superintendent: Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Mission Support Group Commander on matters concerning the health, training, and welfare of 1,300 enlisted Airmen. Coordinated on all personnel actions in conjunction with 7 Superintendents and Commanders supporting the Wing mission of conducting strategic attack, close air support and suppression of enemy air defences. ‘Managed teams providing communications, security, engineering, housing, transportation, supply, logistic, education, recreation, disaster response and recovery, fire and environmental protection for more than 13,500 people WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 03/2008 ~ 05/2010 Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany Grade Level: E-9 CMSet Civil Engineer Squadron Superintendent: Enlisted leader of largest Civil Engineer Squadron in Europe with 404 US and 276 German Nationals Assigned. Responsible to the Commander for all matters concerning the training, education and effective utilization of 404 enlisted men and women. Oversaw facility management of 2.4K facilities, three Fighter Squadrons and a 24/7 Air Mobility Command ramp operation. From June to December 2009 deployed as the Superintendent 332 Civil Engineer Squadron Balad Iraq, responsible to the Commander for the leadership of a 410 person enlisted force performing facility maintenance, construction management, fire protection and explosive ordinance disposal on the largest Air Force installation in Iraq supporting more than 23K forces, 2 runways and the busiest aerial port in the entire department of defense, WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 05/2005 — 03/2008 Kadena Air Base, APO AP Okinawa Grade Level: E-8 SMSgt Chief Heavy Repait/Operations Flight Superintendent: Superintendent of largest Heavy Repair Element in the United States Air Force, directed the daily operations of 223 craftsmen performing maintenance and repair on 14K facilities, DoDDS schools, 200 miles of roads, 6M square feet of airfield pavement across 12.3K acres of real estate. Planned and organized $1.3M in construction projects thru 4 subordinate work centers and executed more than 4,000 direct scheduled repair actions annually. WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 10/2002 — 04/2005 Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston SC Grade Level; E-7 MSgt Superintendent Maintenance Engineering: Supervised a 24 person Maintenance Engineering Department responsible for base-wide Operations and Maintenance. Directed customer service, planning and contract management departments responsible for managing over $5M in annual requirements to include routine maintenance contracts, refuse collection, landscaping and indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts, Education: 2000 Non-commissioned Officer Academy, Lackland AFB Texas 2001 Associate of Applied Science Degree in Construction Technology, CCAF 2005 USAF Senior Non-commissioned Officer Academy, Gunter Annex, Alabama 2008 Chiefs Leadership Course Maxwell Air Force Base Gunter Annex Alabama 2009 Bachelors of Arts in Management AMU 2010 Gettysburg Leadership Experience Gettysburg College PA (40 hr course) References: Marc R. Vandeveer Col USAF Commander 48" Mission Support Group Phone Number DSN 314-226-4805 Email Address: Marc.vandeveer@us.af.mil Charles D. Kuhl Col USAF Commander 55 Mission Support Group Phone Number DSN 312-271-5552 Email Address: Charles, Khul@us.af.mil Okaloosa County Airports ATTN: ACAC Applicants 1701 SR 85N Eglin AFB, FL 32542 To Whom It May Concern: 320 Branch Hill Park Niceville, FL 32578 Cell: (850) 420-0156 Home: (850) 266-7256 david. prichard@cox.net February 19, 2014 I am interested in serving on the Airport Compatibility Advisory Committee. I have a Master of Urban and Regional Planning degree from Virginia Tech. I have 6 years of experience as a land use planner with extensive experience assessing airport compatibility. I am a retired US Army Aviator with over 23 years experience. I also hold a FAA commercial rotorcraft — instrument rating. Thank you, in advance, for your consideration. I have attached my résumé. You may reach me at your convenience. Sincerely, DLSAZ./ David S. Prichard, AICP 02~21~14P10:59 RCVD DAVID S. PRICHARD | AICP 320 Branch Hill Park, Niceville, FL 32578-4916 | david.prichard@cox.net | 850-420-0156 EDUCATION ~ Planning 12/2007 Master of Urban & Regional Planning | Virginia Tech | 3.91/4.00 12/1990 Bachelor of Arts, Interdisciplinary Program - Urban Studies | University of Tennessee | 3.94/4.0 CONTINUING EDUCATION Land Use Transportation Connection | APA | 2011 Understanding Map Projections and Coordinate Systems | ESRI | 2012 SOFTWARE SKILLS Microsoft Office Adobe Creative Suite SP Statistical Software (SPSS) ArcView (GIS) DOD NOISEMAP FAA Integrated Noise Model (INM) PLANNING EXPERIENCE Project Manager Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) _1/2011 — Present Duties: Write proposals for work, estimate costs, create work plans and schedules, manage project budgets, supervise personnel, and maintain positive relationship with clients. Projects: Support for Encroachment Planning and Mitigation for the Eglin Test and Training Complex (3/2013) Support for Range Planning and Environmental Support for the Sustainment and Modernization of the Eglin Test and Training Complex (2/2013) Support for the Sustainment and Modernization of the Eglin Test and Training Complex (3/2012) Support for the Sustainment and Modernization of the Eglin Test and Training Complex (1/2011) Technical Lead Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) _1/2009 —~ Present Duties: Manage, coordinate, and execute project tasks; keep the team, management, and customers informed of program status through periodic reviews; develop work breakdown tasks and schedules; ensure quality control of deliverables; and ensure customer satisfaction. Project Tasks: Update of Eglin [AFB] Comprehensive Range Plan (CRP) Land Use Plan (current) Update of Eglin CRP Airspace Plan (current) Update of Eglin CRP Management Plan (2013) Update of Eglin CRP Non-technical Support Plans (2013) Range Roads Management Plan (2013) Access Control Master Plan (2013) Encroachment Mitigation Assessment and Strategies (2013) Update of Eglin CRP Technical Support Plans (2013) Mid Bay Bridge Connector Disconnected Parcels Study (2013) Eglin Range General Plan (2011) Eglin Comprehensive Range Plan (2011) Area Development Plan for Hurlburt Field Renewable Energy Project (2010) Update of Cannon AFB General Plan (2009) Long Range Development Plan for Fairchild AFB (2009) Land Use Planner _ Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) _ 1/2008 — Present Duties: Provide consultative planning services and expertise; develop short and long term plans, for Eglin AFB, which are sustainable for the mission, the natural environment, and the growth of surrounding communities; create buffering strategies for Eglin AFB; provide technical support to the Eglin range planning committees; evaluate local communities’ comprehensive plans, land development codes, and amendments; determine airport capacity, conduct airport noise modeling; evaluate land use compatibility, and attend local planning meetings and transportation planning organization meetings. EDUCATION — Aviation/Military 2003 Instructor Pilot Standardization Course, EAATS 2003 Aviation Maintenance Managers Course, USAA VNC 2000 OH-58D Warrior Aviator Qualification Course, USAAVNC 1997 Initial High Altitude Mountain Qualification Course, WAATS 1995 OSHA Compliance Management Course, USAAVNC 1995 U.S. Army Aviation Safety Officer Course, USAAVNC 1993 Reconnaissance & Interdiction Detachment Qualification Course, WAATS 1991 OH-6 Instructor Pilot Qualification Course, EAATS 1986 OH-58 Instructor Pilot Qualification Course, USAAVNC 1984 Initial Entry Rotary Wing Course (Aeroscout), USAAVNC 1983 Warrant Officer Military Development Course, USAA VNC 1982 Instructor Training Course for Tank Commanders, USAARMC 1982 Basic Training & M-60-A3 Main Battle Tank Crew Member Training, USAARMC AVIATION/MILITARY EXPERIENCE Pilot-in-Command, Standardization Instructor Pilot TN Army National Guard (TNARNG) 4/1993 — 7/2006 Duties: Plan, brief, and conduct search & rescue, counter-drug, and counter-terrorism missions; conduct aircrew academic and flight training, standardization, and evaluations. Military Liaison to the Appalachian High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Taskforce 10/2004 ~ 7/2006 Duties: Facilitate the exchange of information and ensure mutual understanding and unity of purpose between the Task Force and the Military Counter-drug Division. Supervise military support personnel. Aviation Team Leader for East Tennessee Counter-drug Missions 8/2003 ~ 9/2004. Duties: Military liaison to law enforcement; supervise military team members. Operations Officer for the Reconnaissance and Aerial Interdiction Detachment (RAID) 1/1999 — 7/2003 Duties: Coordinate the deployment of mission assets; advise the commander on aviation issues; assist in establishing a flying hour program and fiscal budget; assign missions; and standardize unit operating | procedures, Reconnaissance & Aerial Interdiction Detachment Commander (Interim) 7/1998 — 1/1999 - Duties: Manage the deployment of mission assets; manage the flying hour program; assign missions; supervise personnel. Air Boss and Aviation Safety Officer Federal Law Enforcement Training Center 8/1997 — 7/1999 (PRN) Duties: For the Airborne Counterdrug Operations Training Program provide classroom instruction; brief aviation missions; coordinate missions and de-conflict airspace. Aeroscout Pilot-in-Command, Instructor Pilot U.S. Army 4/1984 — 3/88, TNARNG 7/1989 — 4/1993 (part-time) Duties: Plan, brief, and execute air cavalry reconnaissance and security missions; as an air mission commander deploy and control the flight during tactical mission, coordinate with ground cavalry troops and other maneuver units, coordinate indirect fires and tactical air support, provide higher commands with battle assessments, and synchronize arming and refueling operations; conduct aircrew academic and flight training, standardization, and evaluations. Aviation Team Leader for East Tennessee Counter-drug Missions 5/1990 — 9/1 Duties: Military liaison to law enforcement; supervise military team members. M-60A3 Main Battle Tank Commander/Instructor U.S. Army 8/1982 —3/ 1983 Duties: Instruct trainees on how to maintain, operate, and deploy the M-60A3 to include gunnery, cross-country driving, and communication procedures and methods. HONORS Academic Virginia Citizens Planning Association Fellowship for Outstanding First Year Graduate Student Hilton A, Smith Graduate Fellowship Graduated with “Highest Honors”, University of Tennessee “Top Graduate” University of Tennessee, College of Liberal Arts ~ Humanities Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society Golden Key National Honor Society Golden Key National Honor Society Scholarship Fred M. Roddy Merit Scholarship Military Adjutant General’s Award of Excellence, 5000 hours of accident free flying “Distinguished Graduate”, U.S. Army Aviation Life Support Equipment Technician Course Graduated superior in all categories, U.S. Army Aviation Warrant Officer Advanced Course. “Honor Graduate”, IIT Corps and Fort Hood’s Electronic Warfare Course “Honor Graduate, Warrant Officer Military Development Course “Outstanding Soldier”, Basic Armor Training AUSA Patton Award Professionalism Award, 3" Platoon, D Company, 3” Battalion, Basic Armor Training AWARDS Meritorious Service Medal Army Commendation Medal Army Achievement Medal (2) Good Conduct Medal Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal (5) National Defense Service Medal (2) Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Armed Forces Reserve Medal Army Service Ribbon Master Army Aviator Badge Tennessee Commendation Ribbon (3) Tennessee Individual Achievement Ribbon Tennessee Counterdrug Service Ribbon Tennessee Service Ribbon (3) Tennessee Volunteer Ribbon Tennessee Meritorious Service Citation SOCIETIES American Institute of Certified Planners American Planning Association Okaloosa County Airports February 26, 2014 1701 SR 85 N Eglin AFB, FL 32542 RE: Volunteer for Airport Compatibility Advisory Committee (ACAC) Dear Okaloosa County Airport authorities, I hereby volunteer to serve on the Airport Compatibility Advisory Committee. I have lived in Okaloosa County since 2003. I retired from the US Air Force in 2006 having served my final tour as a senior Judge Advocate at HQ AFSOC, Hurlburt Field. As a military attorney for 23 years I had many opportunities to represent the Air Force in ways that would directly benefit my service on the ACAC. At every ait base I was assigned to the legal office handled issues involving the Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) and the impacts that airfield operations have on surrounding communities, At Moody AFB, GA, I was the Claims Officer and routinely traveled off-base to investigate noise and damage claims from te citizens and businesses in the area. I was the Staff Judge Advocate or supervising attorney at Yokota Air Base in suburban Tokyo where the closely surrounding communities were intensely , sensitive to airfield operations and noise. I believe my experience as an Air Force attorney would give me valuable insight to the issues that will come to the ACAC. In addition, I live next door to Hurlburt Field and experience daily “3 the operations there and the impact on the local community. As a retiree, I proudly maintain my 2 connection to AFSOC and the 1* SOW. e Since retiring, I have not worked for a salary but have been busy. I was co-organizer of an effort called Pearl Harbor Initiative in which a small local group raised community support to take six Pearl Harbor Survivors from Pensacola to Pearl Harbor for the 70° Anniversary Remembrance Ceremonies, December 7, 2011. As a result of the success of that trip, I was asked by a well- established Honor Flight group, Old Glory Honor Flight, to help them organize a trip for 18 Pearl Harbor Survivors from all over the State of Wisconsin “Back to Pearl” in June 2012. Both trips were recorded in very moving documentary films that have been seen, and won awards in, film festivals around the country. They are also being used in schools to help teach the lessons of Pearl Harbor and the attack on December 7" to school children nationwide. Last year, I organized the reunion of my father’s World War II unit, the 65" Infantry Division Association, in Columbus, GA, where we toured the National Infantry Museum and Fort Benning. This year, I was honored to become the 2" Vice President of the association, Attached please find the last version of my Air Force biography which lists my education and Air Force assignments. Thank you for your consideration. I would be honored to serve on the Airport Compatibility Advisory Committee. Sincerely, ‘ William F. Phillips, LtCol, USAF, Ret. 511 Fallin Water Drive Mary Esther, FL 32569 850 581-3473 home 850 496-7364 cell BIOGRAPHY UNITED STATES AIR FORCE LIEUTENANT COLONEL WILLIAM F. PHILLIPS Lieutenant Colonel William F. Phillips is the Staff Judge Advocate at HQ Air Force Special Operations Command, for the new Warfighting Headquarters, the operational component of US Special Operations Command for the Air Force. He oversees operations law responsibilities including advice to the Commander, Air Force Special Operations Command and coordination with US Special Operations Command and its components regarding legal issues arising from joint operations, OPLANs and CONPLANSs, Rules of Engagement, Law of Armed Conflict, fiscal laws impacting contingency operations, command and control issues, joint and combined exercises, Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations, Intelligence oversight, Information Operations and Combat Search & Rescue operations and training. International Law responsibilities include advice on Status of Forces Agreements, other International Agreements, Foreign Criminal Jurisdiction, compliance with international treaties such as arms control, chemical and conventional weapons, Law of the Sea and Geneva Conventions, and airspace, navigation and sovereignty issues, LtCol Phillips was born December 9, 1949 in Washington, DC. He attended schools in the DC suburbs including the University of Maryland College Park where he obtained a B.A. in Law Enforcement before joining the Air Force Security Police. After a tour of duty at Little Rock AFB he took an early release from active duty and attended law school. After obtaining his Juris Doctor degree, he was recalled to active duty as a Judge Advocate. Recent subsequent tours have been primarily in the International and Operations Law fields. LtCol Phillips is married to the former Kathryn Jean Reisenauer, LtCol, USAF Retired, of Appleton, WI. They have a daughter, Christine Phillips Schell, who is married and resides in Tumwater, WA. EDUCATION: 1972: ‘ University of Maryland, College Park, MD, BA, Law Enforcement 1983: University of Maryland School of Law, Baltimore, MD, JD (with honors) ASSIGNMENTS; 1975 ~ 1977, Squadron Shift Supervisor and OIC, Missile Field Security, 308 Security Police Squadron (SAC), Little Rock AFB, AB. 1979 — 1984, Inactive Reserves. Recalled to active duty. 1984 ~ 1985, 64" Flying Training Wing (ATC), Reese AFB, TX, Chief of Military Justice 1984 - 1985, HQ Air Force Judiciary, Defense Services, Area Defense Counsel, Reese AFB, TX 1985 — 1989, 347" Tactical Fighter Wing (TAC), Moody AFB, GA, Deputy Staff Judge Advocate 1989 — 1991, HQ 3" Air Force (USAFE), RAF Mildenhall, UK, Chief of Civil Law 1991 — 1995, HQ Commander-in-Chief, US Atlantic Command, Norfolk, VA, Deputy Staff Judge Advocate, additional duty with HQ Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic (NATO) 1995 — 1998, 374" Airlift Wing (PACAF), Yokota AB, Japan, Staff Judge Advocate 1998 — 2000, Office of Defense Cooperation (EUCOM), Ankara, Turkey, Staff Judge Advocate 2000 — 2003, Chief of Operations and International Law, HQ Pacific Air Forces, Hickam AFB, HI 2003 ~ Deputy Staff Judge Advocate, HQ Air Force Special Operations Command, Hurlburt Field, FL 2005 — Present, Staff Judge Advocate, Warfighting Headquarters, Air Force Special Operations Command, Hurlburt Field, FL MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS: Defense Meritorious Service Medal with two oak leaf clusters Meritorious Service Medal with three oak leaf clusters Air Force Commendation Medal Ait Force Achievement Medal (Current as of December 2005) ARMAND [27ZO 4010 Sugarcane Creek Run, Niceville, FL 32578 | (850) 496-9366 | aizzol @cox.net February 24, 2014 Okaloosa County I volunteer for the Airport Compatibility Advisory Committee (ACAC). My credentials include more than 15 years of experience in high-visibility leadership roles for large-scale, mission-critical initiatives. Whether engaged to head testing, support, or people development efforts, I deliver continuous improvements and solutions for multimillion-dollar programs and diverse situations. Ihave experience establishing austere airfield operations for the B-2 Stealth Bombers ensuring compatibility with the existing facilities. During the opening days of the War on Terror, I was the lead U.S. Air Force Planner responsible to establishing Manas International Airport in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, As a flight instructor, I was responsible for daily flight line operations and safety procedures for B-1B Bomber. Currently I oversee the technical components for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s R&D acquisition implementation; I control a $30M+ budget that drives new technology developments to support and improve the nation’s security. In a recent position at TYBRIN Corporation, I led a $17M budget encompassing DoD and Foreign Military sales, transforming the struggling department into healthy, productive force; in one instance rescuing a JMPS Vehicle Installer project by procuring additional funding and delivering on time. This was a national aviation mission-planning system maturation and implementation initiative, where my roles included project manager and subject matter expert. I welcome an opportunity to determine how I will be an asset to your team and look forward to your response. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Enclosure Armand Izzo 4010 Sugarcane Creek Run, Niceville, FL 32578 | (850) 496-9366 | aizzo1@cox.net PROGRAM MANAGER: Specializes in Systems Engineering, Acquisition and Software Development Proven leader with a verifiable track record of reducing costs, increasing productivity and improving financial management. Manages multimillion-dollar budgets and thousands of personnel. Aerospace and Defense expert. INCOSE Certified Systems Engineer Professional (CSEP) Certification PMI Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification Holds current DoD Top Secret SCI Clearance Technical and professional skilis: Systems Engineering Earned Value Management Federal Acquisition (FAR) Financial Management Software (SW)/Systems Testing Team Building/Facilitation Proprietary Military HW/SW Program Management Cross-Cultural Management Strategic Planning Acquisition Test/Evaluation Quality Control Selected Highlights >» Authored the $19M Sikorsky CH-53K proposal outlining project costs and timeline, negotiated scope refinements, framework improvements, security accreditations, and schedule accelerations. > Wrote additional $2.6M business-development proposals, winning $1.5M+ in new business. > Led 70+ engineers supporting a $13M Joint Mission Planning Systems (JMPS) program, a national mission-planning system maturation and implementation initiative. > Solved 1,939 critical Global Positioning System (GPS) and Precision Guided Munitions Planning System errors as subject matter expert. » Set the standard for test plan documentation, writing specifications and meeting stakeholder and security requirements, then receiving approval on the initial comprehensive peer review. > Completed 4,500+ hours software testing on time and within budget, enabling stakeholders to review mean-time-between-failure data, deficiency analysis and make software release recommendations. > Crafted the long-term USCENTCOM Deployment Strategy for the Secretary of Defense, during the opening days of the War on Terror resulting in a major logistical shift of military assets in the region. Professional Synopsis TASC, INC. 2009-Present Program Manager Provided program management and system engineering support to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) implementing the DoD 5000 series acquisition directives. Deployed program plans, set project priorities and conducted program reviews supporting the development of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Defeat Systems. * Managed the $32.3M budget that pushed new technologies that enhanced our nation’s security. « Administered the Hard & Deeply Buried Target (HDBT) Defeat Program’s $15.8M budget establishing - requirements and supporting the acquisition of innovative systems counterforce WMD capabilities. " Oversaw the $8.75M budget for the Weapon Performance Measurement of Biological Agent Defeat (WPMBAD) facility, Advanced Energetics and GSI-0033/CrashPAD Technology Demonstrations. TYBRIN CORPORATION 2005-2009 Program Manager, Modeling (2008-2009) Delivered CMMI Level 3 support, directing a $17M+ budget encompassing DoD) and Foreign Military sales, Developed and implemented plans guarantying ISO 9001 & AS 9100 certifications. Ensured quality assurance; oversaw technology development, marketing, resource allocation and performance for programs, projects and tasks capturing competitors’ market share. = Rescued the IMPS Vehicle Installer project; charted a recovery strategy, secured required funding and delivered on time within the modified budget. « Evaluated and established SharePoint as the risk management tool; spearheaded the Modeling Team’s Earned Value Management Certification. Continues... Armand Izzo Page 2 Professional Synopsis TYBRIN CORPORATION Team Lead & Systems Test Engineer, Common Bomber Team (2005-2008) Guided 70+ engineers through the $13M JMPS Test Program. Earned promotions to Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile JASSM) and B-1B Test Lead; enabled integration of JASSM into JMPS ahead of schedule by coordinating with Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin. Served as the corporate single point-of-contact at Working Groups, Program Management Reviews and Technical Interchange Meetings, " Led the B-1B product test team to receive the first JMPS operational approval two months ahead of schedule, « Subject matter expert for the Management Improvement Process Review Board, identifying 6,400+ software malfunctions resulting in critical program corrections; provided “how-to” guidelines and testing expertise. " Enabled SES to receive 9 consecutive 100% Award Fee scores from customers and contracts; headed 41 major test events, facilitated 16,000+ F-15 test hours, and developed metrics adapted by testing community. UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE 1998-2004 Chief, Command & Control Division ; Directed a $30M budget and 22 Command & Control specialists. Executed normal and crisis operations; consistently recognition as top performer supporting the National Command Authority’s global contingencies. « Orchestrated the nation’s sole communication line between the Nation’s B-2 Combat Unit and the DoD. Director of Staff Managed an $800K budget and more than 200 staff members across 18 unique divisions. « Led base mobilization efforts, procuring 126 tons of equipment and organizing 234 troops in <24 hours. UNITED STATES CENTRAL COMMAND, MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE 2001-2002 Senior Air Planner-Joint Staff Directed 18 planners developing time-sensitive, combat critical rolling-wave plans covering 24-120 hour periods. Analyzed operations and implemented a plan that streamlined establishment of international logistics centers. AIR COMBAT COMMAND, LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE Prior to 1998 Commander, Personal Readiness-Command Staff UNITED STATES AIR F ORCE, VARIOUS BASES Flight Commander/Instructor Weapons Systems Officer Education MS in Administration, CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BS in Computer Science, ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Certifications: Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP), International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) Project Management Professional (PMP), Project Management Institute (PMD American Software Testing Qualification Board Certified Tester Defense Acquisition University Program Management Defense Acquisition University Test and Evaluation USAF Level-III Software Test Engineer 3,000+ USAF Combat Aircraft Flying Hours as a Weapons Officer, Instructor, Evaluator and Flight Test Navigator February 18, 2014 Airport Compatibility Advisory Committee Okaloosa County Airport 1701 State Road 85 North Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; | read with great interest your advertisement in the Northwest Florida Daily News regarding volunteers needed for the Airport Compatibility Advisory Committee. With a background in project management and strong community relationships | feel | would be an asset to the task and duties of this committee. The airport is a strategic part of the growth of this community and it would be an honor for me to offer my skills and connections to this organizations. Thank you for your considerations. Sincerely, Vickie S. Warner ib 242 Snug Harbor Drive Shalimar, FL 32579 Vickie S. Warner SandyO8@cox,net , 242 Snug Harbor Drive H: 850-651-2427 C: 850-240-0935 Shalimar, FL 32579 Dynamic leader with over 25 years of extensive marketing and management experience, emphasizing public and community relations, advertising planning, media buying, production coordination, research, financial planning, personnel training and sales. Proven ability to develop strong marketing strategies, with the ability to take them from conception through implementation and provide analysis of results. Has strong commitment to team-building, personnel training/development and inter- departmental collaboration to achieve set goals. EXPERIENCE: Director of Marketing, Edwin Watts Golf (3 years) Currently the Director of Marketing for Edwin Watts Golf located in the corporate office in Fort Walton Beach, FL., with the responsibility of creating, implementing and supervising a $10 million dollar national marketing program. Responsibilities: e Design and implement a strategic national marketing plan for both retail stores and call center that targets leisure golfers from coast to coast. e Create and supervisor a $10 million dollar marketing budget. Create and oversee production of all needed advertisements campaigns and collaterals in print and electronic media channels. Negotiate all media purchases/contract. Create and supervisor a large direct consumer catalog program Supervisor customer data and analysis. Hired, trained and supervise marketing and creative staff. #ee¢e Marketing Director, ResortQuest (7 years) Began as the Senior Marketing Manager and was promoted to the Regional Marketing Director Responsible for all facets of regional marketing campaigns from Gulf Shores, AL to Panama City Beach, FL. Responsibilities: e Design and implement a strategic marketing plan for over 3400 vacation rentals targeted to leisure travels in southern and mid western states. * Create and oversee production of all needed advertisements campaigns and collaterals in print and electronic media channels. Build and maintain positive local community image. Company representative to seven chambers of commence and five tourist development councils. Also serve on numerous committees and boards. e Company representative to FLAUSA, the State of Florida's Tourism Marketing Department. e Negotiate all media purchases. e Data research and analysis. e Hired, trained and supervise marketing and creative staff. Executive Director, TDC and COC (4 years) Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council (TDC) and the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce (COC), Navarre, Florida. Oversaw multi-purpose programs, directly managed and marketed county tourism while serving a 600-member chamber. Responsibilities: Hired, trained, and supervised TDC and Chamber of Commerce staff. Generated reports to County Commissioners on TDC bed-tax collections. TDC National Media Production Coordinator & Buyer. Administered Tracking System for TDC Marketing Campaigns. Designed and implemented TDC annual marketing program. Managed and directed contracted Advertising Agency. Presided over TDC monthly Advisory Council meetings. Served on the Board of Directors for the State of Florida Association of CVB/TDC. Spokesperson for Santa Rosa County TDC. Implemented Chamber of Commerce Program of Work. ¢ Coordinated and participated in Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Meetings. e Guided Chamber of Commerce committee's progress. « Administered Chamber of Commerce and TDC operating & financial responsibilities. * Handled Chamber of Commerce volunteer and business relations in addition to membership sales. Chamber of Commerce Property Manager. Communicated with State, County, and City Offices on community issues. * e¢@e0e@e@#86e@e8 8 Marketing Director Santa Rosa Mail (10 Years) Santa Rosa Mall, Mary Esther, Florida. Designed, implemented and managed all aspects of the mall marketing program and assisted in the property management of the facility. Responsibilities: Coordinated all Media Buyer & Production. Implemented numerous promotional events throughout the year. Corporate instructed marketing programs. Created and maintained a tracking system for evaluating marketing results. Tenant, public & media relations. Budget development and expenditures. Merchants Association Administrator. Security and maintenance advisor. Crisis management. Research analysis. Property Manager Assistant. J ee en ee ee ee ee ey Assistant Advertising Manager, Daily News(10 years) Started as a sales representative at the Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach, Florida and quickly rose to the Assistant Advertising Manager for the Advertising/Sales Department. Responsibilities: e Supervised Advertising Department personnel. Managed & assigned Account Executives client lists. Public Relations. Sales Training. Seiling and servicing advertising clients. EDUCATION: Graduate Studies, Counseling, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio. ACTIVITIES: Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Indiana University, New Albany, Indiana. PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS Certified Marketing Director from the International Council of Shopping Centers. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Property Manager Program, Miami University, Florida. Marketing Program, University of Georgia, Georgia. Marketing Courses, University of West Florida, Ft. Walton Beach, Florida. Community Association Manager Licenses from State of Florida. COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE Windows, Microsoft Works/Excel/Power Point/Internet proficiency Ms, Warner is currently serves as President of the Board of Directors for the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society and has served on many other Board of Directors such as the Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce, Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce, Navarre Beach Chamber of Commerce, Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council, State of Florida Convention and Visitor Bureau and Horizon. Ms. Warner has served as a representative for the Okaloosa Economical Development Council and the United Way. She was one of the original founders of the Cancer Societies Bid for Bachelors, and has been the Billy Bowlegs Festival Chairperson. Ms. Warner has been a member of other community committees too numerous to mention. Ms. Warner is proud to present that she has been an Honorary Commander for both Eglin Air Force Base and Hurlburt Air Force Base. References upon request Bruce M. Amundsen 101 Hollow Cove Crestview, FL. 32539-6332 (850) 682-8976 bruceamundsen@cox.net QUALIFICATIONS: * Provided technical advice on U.S. Air Force Special Operations aircraft e Researched, designed and coordinated manufacturing of custom aircraft support equipment and special maintenance tools on HC-130 P/N tanker aircraft and MH-60 helicopters with base engineering data support center e Facilities planning, design coordinator between Civil Engineering for Air Force Special Operations Unit at Eglin AFB e Supervised and coordinated 20 personnel performing major maintenance and repairs on HC-130 P/N and MH-60 G Aircraft e Coordinated and managed eight maintenance controllers that managed maintenance and servicing of eight HC-130 P/N and ten MH-60 G Aircraft on a 24-hour basis. ® Managed, coordinated, planned, and controlled maintenance repairs and services preformed on four WC-130 P/N weather reconnaissance aircraft at Guam. e Managed and coordinated the field level refurbishment of four C-130 E cargo aircraft with three field maintenance shops for remanufacture of aircraft interior insulation panels and require sheet metal work, and other components as needed, with complete paint work at Clark A. B., Philippines. e Repaired and performed maintenance on: AC-130 A/E gunship - Hurlburt Field FL and Thailand OV-10 Light Observation - Vietnam C-130 E and C-133 cargo aircraft — USA. e Airframe and Powerplant License , e Florida Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator, Class B EDUCATION: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Eglin AFB Bachelor of Science in Professional Acronautics Minor in Aviation Safety, July 2004 WORK HISTORY: Okaloosa County Regional Sewer Board, Niceville/Valparaiso, FL, 1994-2004 Class B Florida Licensed Treatment Plant Operator Okaloosa County Water and Sewer Department, 1994 Wastewater Treatment Plant Trainee Wal-Mart Supercenter Tire & Lube Express, Crestview, FL, 1993-1994 Auto Center Service Writer United States Air Force, 1968-1992 Airman Basic (1968) - Master Sergeant (1992)