This summary highlights Timothy Swartz's experience as a military officer and attack helicopter pilot seeking a management opportunity. Over nine years in the military, Swartz consistently exceeded expectations through dedicated leadership, teamwork, attention to detail, and proven leadership skills. His strengths include leadership development, operational and logistical planning, and asset management.

1. Timothy Swartz
22 Keethler Drive S • Westerville, OH 43081 • 330-419-1576 • swartz.303@osu.edu
SUMMARY
Passionate military leader seeking management opportunity. Nine years experience meeting critical mission
requirements as a Military Officer and Attack Helicopter Pilot. Consistently exceeds expectations due to dedication
to teamwork, attention to detail, and proven leadership skills. Strengths include Leadership Development,
Operational and Logistical Planning, and Asset Management.
EDUCATION
The Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business Columbus, Ohio
Master of Business Administration, Leadership & Organizational Behavior May 2018
• GMAT 670
Ashland University Ashland, Ohio
Bachelor of Science, History and Political Science, Cum Laude May 2007
• GPA: 3.53; Major GPA: 3.54
EXPERIENCE
United States Marine Corps Camp Pendleton, California/ Camp Bastion, Afghanistan
Officer and Attack Helicopter Pilot July 2007 - June 2016
• Planned, organized and led diverse combat missions to include support of ground troops, helicopter escorts, medical evacuations,
and reconnaissance
• Attained and maintained tactical and technical expertise in the AH-1W Supercobra Attack Helicopter
• Earned three Air Medals conducting International Security Assistance Forces combat operations in Afghanistan
• Amassed over 700 mishap free flight hours and zero flight violations
Marine Aircraft Group Future Operations Officer July 2014 - June 2016
• Coordinated, and oversaw successful execution of three iterations of a large scale biannual exercise critical for the continued
success of Marine Corps Attack Helicopter Community
• Hand picked to manage a comprehensive monthly unit readiness report used by highest level military decision makers for
allocation of resources and employment of forces
• Liaised with multiple agencies to maximize aviation training opportunities by synchronizing, prioritizing, and implementing
training plans
Marine Expeditionary Brigade Afghanistan Air Watch Officer September 2013 - July 2014
• Executed daily combat regional flight plan, making real-time decisions and allocating critical aviation assets for close air support
to troops under fire and emergency medical evacuations
• Cited by supervisor as having “highly consequential actions that directly contributed to combat operations and saving lives”
• Sought out by various senior staff officers including the Commanding General to investigate and resolve aviation concerns,
continually improving air-ground integration and ensuring effective and responsive air support
Marine Squadron Logistics Officer June 2012 - September 2013
• Coordinated and led all aspects of a 45 Marine movement from Camp Bastion, Afghanistan to Camp Pendleton, California via
bases in Romania and Germany, ensuring safe return of 100% of Marines and gear without issue
• Initiated a program that ensured welfare of 169 Marines in squadron barracks by tracking, organizing, and expediting equipment
repairs and by securing funds for renovations in living quarters and squadron work spaces
Marine Squadron Training Officer October 2011 - June 2012
• Launched an aggressive training campaign for squadron’s 324 Marines to complete prior to deployment to Afghanistan, planned
all training events, and oversaw 100% completion for each Marine well ahead of deadline
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• May 2015 to present, volunteer as Special Projects Manager for a veteran-run, non-profit organization called The Wingman
Foundation which is dedicated to providing immediate post-mishap support for the Navy and Marine Corps Aviation community