1. Mark A. Owens
109 Still Brook Lane
Cibolo, Texas 78108
Home: 210-635-0131
Cell: 210-875-2447
Email: mark.a.owens.mao@gmail.com
www.linkedin.com/in/markaowens
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE:
Experienced senior counterintelligence manager with an exemplary leadership record and extensive management experience;
executed and supervised counterintelligence investigations and operations in accordance with intelligence and national
security laws; provided regulatory guidance and oversight; conducted counterterrorismand intelligence analysis; managed
intelligence operations; provided quality control/quality assurance for intelligence investigations, reports and analytical
products; developed and executed intelligence training; provided intelligence briefings and advice to commanders and senior
leaders; trained surveillance operations; certified as a department of defense cyber-crime investigator,digital forensic
examiner and digital media collector; current top secret security clearance with SCI access with an eligibility date of
20130827
CHRONOLOGICAL WORK EXPERIENCE:
APR 2013-PRESENT, Senior Counterintelligence Manager, Intelligence and Security Command Detention Training
Facility, 470th Military Intelligence Brigade, Camp Bullis,Texas
-Planned, developed, coordinated and executed realistic counterintelligence scenarios and training for over 300 personnelin
support of military intelligence brigade and battalion pre-deployment certification exercises and unit training exercises.
-Trained personnelon intelligence law, investigations,source operations and intelligence contingency fund management.
-Assisted with document and media exploitation; performed digital forensic analysis of over 100 pieces of captured media for
inclusion in human intelligence and counterintelligence training exercises.
OCT 2012-APR 2013,Intelligence Operations Manager, Headquarters, International Security and Assistance Force
Joint Command, Kabul, Afghanistan
-Synchronized strategic, operational and tactical level intelligence operations within an international joint command staff
section,including the counterintelligence coordinating authority, human intelligence operations cell, intelligence
requirements and analysis cell, and the operational support cell to identify, track and neutralize insurgent and terrorist
organizations and insider threats.
-Managed two regional command combined joint 2X headquarters,one battlefield surveillance brigade with 13 intelligence
collection teams; doubling the number of nefarious individuals removed from the battlefield.
-Advised international security assistance force leadership, central command leadership, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff on
future counterintelligence and human intelligence operational requirements and manning.
JUL 2010-SEP 2012, Operations Branch Manager, 470th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Sam Houston, Texas
-Managed over 30 personneland coordinated over 40 missions in support ofrapid deployments within the southern command
area of responsibility.
-Executed counterintelligence investigations,operations,collections and force protection operations against foreign
intelligence agencies and international terrorist organizations; produced over 200 intelligence reports.
MAR 2007-JUN 2010,Counterintelligence Operations Manager, 2nd Stryker Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, Schofield
Barracks, Hawaii
-Senior counterintelligence advisor to the brigade commander; conducted operational coordination with the senior staff and
subordinate units on the alignment, configuration and utilization of counterintelligence and human intelligence personnel,
teams and equipment; increased the brigade’s counterintelligence operations by over 200%.
-Managed 24 subordinate operational management team personneland over 85 intelligence collection team personnel;
increased reporting by over 200% and produced over 3000 intelligence reports, making the brigade the highest intelligence
producer in Iraq.

2. -Identified a significant insider threat and led the investigative operation, leading to the capture of five insurgents on the
installation and over $1,000,000 in captured terrorist funds.
SEP 2006-MAR 2007,Section Manager, 500th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Shafter, Hawaii
-Trained and certified 40 personnelupon re-deployment from Iraq.
-Advised the senior leadership on intelligence laws and regulations, security,collections, investigations,and support to force
protection operations.
-Managed and cleared over $2500 in company intelligence contingency funds .
AUG 2005-SEP 2006, Intelligence Operations Manager, 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, Camp Victory, Baghdad,
Iraq
-Managed over 250 intelligence personnel while deployed to Iraq.
-Provided quality control/quality assurance for over 2800 theater and national intelligence reports.
-Managed over 300 counterintelligence force protection source operations; provided legal and regulatory guidance; provided
collections focus; managed requests forinformation; managed 50 interpreters; responsible for over $20,000 of reward
program money; and supervised all analysis and production operations.
JAN 2004-AUG 2005, Investigations Operations Manager, 500th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Shafter, Hawaii
-Managed 8 counter-espionage/counter-terrorism investigations.
-Directed, reviewed, edited, and coordinated all counterintelligence investigative reports and products.
-Conducted operational coordination with the leadership of the US Army Pacific Command, I Corps, Pacific Command, and
national level agencies; producing over 20 high value reports in support of de-briefing operations.
-Provided over 25 security education briefings to over 3600 personnel.
-Trained counterintelligence investigations,surveillance/counter-surveillance operations, intelligence law, report writing and
counterintelligence force protection source operations during joint/multi-national exercises as the senior scripter and
observer/controller in Australia.
JUN 2003-JAN 2004,Operations Manager, 165th Military Intelligence Battalion, Tikrit, Iraq
-Managed collection operations and reporting for over 30 personnel; managed over 800 detainees, conducted over1000
screenings,produced over 500 intelligence reports which led to the capture of seven defense intelligence agency high value
personneland numerous Corps and Division high value targets.
INTELLIGENCE TRAINING:
Network Monitoring Course – DoD Cyber Investigations Training Academy - 2014
Forensics and Intrusions in a Windows Environment - DoD Cyber Investigations Training Academy – 2014
Windows Forensics Examinations, EnCase - DoD Cyber Investigations Training Academy – 2014
Computer Incident Response - DoD Cyber Investigations Training Academy – 2014
Introduction to Networks and Computer Hardware – DoD Cyber Investigations Training Academy – 2014
Network Intrusions Basics Course - DoD Cyber Investigations Training Academy – 2014
Introduction to Cyber Insider Threats Course - DoD Cyber Investigations Training Academy – 2014
Counterintelligence Support to Force Protection Course – Counterintelligence Foundry – 2012
2x Functions Course – Counterintelligence Foundry – 2012
Source Operations Seminar – Intelligence and Security Command – 2011
Tactical HUMINT Operations Seminar – Phoenix Consulting Group Inc - 2005
Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Advance Course, Ft. Huachuca, AZ - 2005
Counterintelligence/HUMINT Operations Management Course – Ft. Huachuca, AZ – 2005
Mobile Foreign Exchange and Disclosure Course – Joint Military Intelligence Training Center – 2004
Counterintelligence Force Protection Source Operations Course, Joint Counterintelligence Training Academy, VA – 2002
Organized Crime and Counter-drug Intelligence Analysis Course – Joint Military Intelligence Training Center – 2001
Counterterrorism Analysis Course - Ft. Huachuca, AZ – 1996
EDUCATION: Bachelors of Science, Excelsior College, Albany, NY; May 2005