Carlos Henriquez has over 30 years of experience in international security operations and leadership in the United States Navy, culminating as the Base Services Department Head at Naval Station Mayport in Jacksonville, FL from 2011-2016. He led departments of up to 55 personnel and oversaw all base services and security operations. Prior to that, from 2007-2011 he was a Senior Advisor for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, leading a team of 25 that conducted security assessments worldwide. He holds an Associate's degree in Criminal Justice and is pursuing a degree in Sports Management from Jacksonville University.

1. CARLOS HENRIQUEZ
3671 Oriskany Street, Jacksonville, FL 32227
Email: carlosjhenriquez149@gmail.com Mobile: (305) 393-7159
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
 Creative and strategic international security operations executive with extensive global experience in leadership,
safety and safety training
 Excellent organizational skills and ability to direct complex projects on multiple levels and cross functionally from
concept to fully operational implementation
 Dynamic and visionary leader and problem solver with a proven record to foster large diverse teams and
relationships within the organization and in conjunction with outside entities
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
UNITED STATES NAVY 1986-2016
The mission of the Navy is to maintain, train and equip combat-ready Naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring
aggression and maintaining freedom of the seas.
NAVAL STATIONMAYPORT – JACKSONVILLE, FL 2011-2016
Naval Station Mayport provides logistic and shore support for up to 80 tenant organizations including 15 ships, three
helicopter squadrons and 9,000 personnel of the operating forces of the U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard.
Base Services Department Head
 Led and mentored a department of six senior enlisted personnel and over 55 sailors responsible for base services
 Responsible for the beautification of 3,409 acres, five miles of shoreline, marsh, wetlands resulting in improved
aesthetics and cleanliness of the base resulting in a customer satisfaction rating increase of 15%
 While faced with continuous cutbacks in manpower, spearheaded the merger of positions and reorganized the
security department while increasing productivity by 50% and mission capabilities by 75%
 Responsible for the development and implementation of in-depth exercises and supervised the safe execution of 34
complex antiterrorism drills lauded by the Exercise Assessment Teams
 Oversaw the preparation of the 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 TPC Sawgrass Military Appreciation Day events, liaising
with the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce and the PGA Tour reinforcing the Navy partnership with the local
community
 Led a team of 55 to provide logistical support three home ported ships and a Chief of Naval Operations visit attended
by over 100 dignitaries and 1,000 guests
 As Security Leader led and mentored five senior enlisted and a team of 204 military and Department of Defense
civilian personnel in base force protection, providing physical security, law enforcement and administration resulting
in one “Civilian of the Year, and10 “Military Members of the Year” from 2011-2014
 Responsible for the development and execution of a comprehensive security plan for high value visits and a high
profile Operation Homefront Tim McGraw convert attended by over 1,000 guests
NAVAL CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES – LITTLE CREEK, VIRGINIA 2007-2011
NCIS Security Training Assistance and Assessment Teams (STAAT) are units comprised of some 140 experienced military
and civilian physical security specialists stationed around the world who provide expert competencies in physical security
assessment and tactical training.
Senior Advisor – Security Training Assistance and Assessment Team
 Led and mentored a diverse team of 25 geographically separated senior service members and 12 security limited
duty officers resulting in 100% re-enlistment rates, 80% college enrollment and 100% participation in professional
development courses for all organizations assigned to Europe, Africa, South America and the United States
 Conducted Department of Defense anti-terrorism force protection readiness reviews, technical assists, assessments,
validations, Inspector General inspections and training for Department of Defense, Department of the Navy and
NATO commands worldwide
 Conducted numerous port assessments resulting in significantly increased the security posture for visiting military
personnel and vessels
 Served as senior instructor working with the Army on a joint special mission team

2. CARLOS HENRIQUEZ
3671 Oriskany Street, Jacksonville, FL 32227
Email: carlosjhenriquez149@gmail.com Mobile: (305) 393-7159
USS BATAAN – NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 2005-2007
The mission of BATAAN is to enable the Navy and Marine Corps team to accomplish a seamless transition from the sea to
the land battle, as the lead ship; a multi-mission ARG is capable of amphibious assault, advance force, and special purpose
operations, as well as non-combatant evacuation and other humanitarian assistance missions.
Department Head/Senior Advisor Security and Weapons Department
 Led and mentored four senior enlisted personnel and a diverse team of 78 sailors; integrating 82 new employees into
the organization
 Served as Force Protection Team Coordinator and Force Protection Action Officer
 Led department through “Force Protection” certification, high threat transits, overseas port visits and the
onload/offload of thousands of ordnance pallets
 Developed and implemented a comprehensive force protection training plan resulting in the execution of hundreds of
drills and the completion of over 375 in-house armed sentry course completions while deployed
 Responsible for the organization’s weapons program with over 700 sailors achieving weapons qualifications while
deployed
 Led the successful completion of over 300 anti-terrorism force protection drills, certifications resulting in continuous
certification requirements at 91.5%
EDUCATION, TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS
Coastline Community College – Fountain Valley, CA - Associate of Applied Science in Human Resources and Criminal
Justice
Jacksonville University - Jacksonville, FL, Sports Management, (Due fall 2018)
United States Navy – Homeland Security Levels I, II and III Certification; “Master at Arms” Training; Law Enforcement and
Physical Training School; Corrections Specialist School; Instructor School, Senior Enlisted Academy
The American College of Forensic Examiners Institute (ACFEI) – License 109502
Naval Investigative Service – Surveillance Detection CIN # S-830-0046 License; High Risk Operations Training Program;
Physical Security Training Program, License NCIS_PSI-801, NCIS-PSII-801
Department of Defense – Current Top Secret/SCI/with SSBI Assessment Training
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Proficient with all Microsoft Office software
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
OPERATION NEW UNIFORM – ALUMNI
PGA/TPC – VOLUNTEER WITH OVER 400 HOURS FROM 2012-2015
MARY L. SINGLETON SENIOR CENTER – VOLUNTEER
PROFESSIONAL AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Joint Commendation Medal; Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (3); Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
(3); Navy Good Conduct Medal (10)
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES AVAILABLE