Elizabeth A. Moore has over a decade of experience in international relations, protocol, and event planning for both domestic and overseas military assignments. She currently serves as the Protocol Officer for the Joint Forces Headquarters National Capital Region in Washington D.C., where her responsibilities include managing all protocol functions for senior leadership, coordinating events, and fostering relationships. Previously, she was an International Relations Specialist/Protocol Officer at US Army Garrison Stuttgart, Germany, where she planned multi-day visits and oversaw all protocol details for community events. She maintains excellent communication and problem-solving skills and has received numerous commendations for her work.

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Elizabeth A. Moore
1515 S. Arlington Ridge Road, Apt #205
Arlington, VA 22202
Work: (202) 685-2680, Cell: (703) 859-6327, BB: (202) 427-6837
Email: elizabeth.a.moore10.civ@mail.mil
US Citizen
Secret Clearance until 2019
Highest Federal Grade: GS-13, Step 10
Able to work shift, weekends, extended hours, and travel
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE:
As an International Relations Specialist/Protocol Officer, I plan, organize and execute
international military protocol activities, conferences, ceremonies and community events. With
more than a decade of joint experience in overseas military assignments, I am a proven
community relations, special events planner and protocol expert with extensive knowledge of the
concepts, principles and practices of protocol style events, military ceremonies, and military
traditions. A creative, collaborative communicator, I build, maintain and leverage relationships
to ensure superior organization and planning for community relations activities. An effective
communicator and winner of several Toastmasters competitions, I possess experience on stage,
on camera, and in broadcast media. My broad experience also includes management of budgets,
particularly with regard to protocol related Official Representation Funds and Operations
Maintenance Funds.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
PROTOCOL OFFICER
Joint Forces Headquarters National Capital Region – Military District of Washington
Supervisor: Ms. Corey Langenwalter, Secretary of the General Staff, (202) 685-0640
June 2014 to Present
Hours per week: 40+
Series and Grade – GS-0301-13/10
Salary $ 119,794.00
SERVE AS CHIEF OF EXECUTIVE SERVICES OFFICE with the sole authority and
responsibility to manage all protocol and conference related functions for the Commanding
General and the command team. Coordinate and execute all social and special events, visits, and
meetings for distinguished guests and internal staff. Provide authoritative protocol advice and
assistance to the Command’s senior leadership for numerous robust national level events.
Coordinate event sites, caterers, entertainment and ensure that the DOD and Authorized Guest
List are always up to date and legal. Responsible to design and execute receptions hosted by the
Commanding General; i.e., Spirit of America, Twilight Tattoo’s, Holiday Reception, as well as
dinners for internal and external authorized guests. Officiate social functions with receiving
lines, proper introductions, name tags and seating arrangements. Develop itineraries, scripts, and
provide “concept briefs” that highlights the design scenario, for orchestrating the flow and then
brief the Commanding General and Deputy. Coordinate protocol support for retirements,
promotions and any ceremony that the Commander is involved with or attends as a guest; from

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flags; to parking; guest list; and to any needed remarks. Ensure that the Command team’s wives
are also included in the loop of communication.
HANDLE ALL THE INVITATIONS FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL by submitting an
event information sheet that includes all the five W’s. Research country information, cultures
and customs, and include any other pertinent information to ensure the Commander is
represented correctly. Responsible to RSVP for all events and coordinate with the drivers to
ensure a re-con is conducted and that the uniform is prepared for the event.
FOSTER RELATIONSHIPS with internal and external partners within the National Capital
Region. Maintain constant communication with interagency directorates, foreign military
attaches, component Commanders and their Senior Enlisted Leaders, Civilian Aides to the
Secretary of the Army, congressional staffers, and to Headquarters DA staff. Continuously
search for up and coming dignitaries that can be a value added asset to the organization. Support
outside agencies with requested support on how to coordinate a formal ceremony by assisting
with scripts, seating charts, movements of senior leadership and programs.
MANAGE THE ARMY’S REPRESENTATIONAL FUNDING for the fiscal year. Maintain
records and keep an accurate amount of spending. Always obtain legal reviews for each program
and follow the guidelines outlines in AR 37-47. Serve as the designated ORF government
purchase card holder and prepare all the necessary documentations through GFEBS for events;
i.e., purchase requests or contracts. Responsible to track the coin and gift inventory for the
Commander.
RESPONSIBLE TO SET UP THE JOINT PROTOCOL CELL for when there is a state funeral
and be the protocol lead for the motorcade that travels from the airport, through the city, to the
national cathedral, to the Capital and back. Responsible for 12 escorts to assist with movements
for the Joint Chiefs and spouses, honorary pallbearers and their family members and for the
clergy. Have trained for this event several times and ready to execute when necessary.
REMAIN FLEXIBLE for when a diversity of issues arise that were not as planned and be able to
react quickly and smartly to the situation and with a smile.
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
+Established an organized structure on how to handle all incoming invitations by designing an
event information sheet that contains all the necessary information concerning the event.
Maintain statistics on how many events, how many regrets and accepted, for use in any
installation status review.
+Maintain the Command group and ORF credit card and complete all the ordering of supplies.
+Assist other internal/external directorates with their programs; by writing the scripts for various
ceremonies, helping to create their programs, flag set up and invitations for members outside of
our own directorate within the National Capital Region.

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+Received 84 “thank you” from customers who appreciated my attention to detail, my energy
and professionalism. Received three four-star notes, three three-star notes, and several two and
one-star notes, thanking me for taking care of them and their team. Former MDW Commanding
General has even stated, “Best ever 1812 concert reception I have ever attended and I have been
to a lot – you are awesome.”
“Ms. Moore took the initiative and turned around a mediocre directorate, enhanced our
relationships with our interagency partners, and made it to a well-recognized office…..her
potential is truly unlimited……….” Jeffrey Buchanan, Major General, Commanding
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SPECIALIST/PROTOCOL OFFICER
United States Army Garrison Stuttgart, Germany
Supervisor: Colonel John P. Stack (49-011-7031-151300)
December 2006 to June 2014
Hours per week 40+
Series and Grade: GS-0131-13/10
Salary: $93,786.00
SERVE AS SUBJECT-MATTER EXPERT ON PROTOCOL ISSUES for the Commander and
tenant senior officials for all community events whether on or off the installation. Oversee
management, scheduling, and execution of all essential protocol details critical to successful
community events. Apply knowledge of protocol and military operational processes in
supporting campaign planning, recognition ceremonies, change of commands and receptions,
flag placing, or other events involving the host nation and US community members. Support
functions and exercises involving all members of the Stuttgart community (Army, Air Force,
Marines, Navy, and Coast Guard), requiring knowledge of the services and their protocol
standards. Attend activities and be “hands on,” providing support as necessary.
PLAN AND EXECUTE MULTI-DAY, MULTI-EVENTS FOR SENIOR OFFICIALS AND
VIPS visiting the installation. Oversee management, scheduling, and execution of all essential
protocol details critical to successful visits including visitor schedules, transportation, lodging,
and other support requirements.
SUPPORT MASS CASUALTY EXERCISES, REAL WORLD EXERCISES, AND
CONTINGENCIES WITH THREATENING SITUATIONS, working with the Commander,
tenant senior officials from the other services, and all host nation officials. Provide support
during exercises in the host nation main operations center, working with the Mayor of the city
and relaying information to the installation Commander.
PROVIDE UNFILTERED INFORMATION AND RECOMMEND CHANGES TO THE
COMMANDER ON ALL POLITICAL AND MILITARY RELATIONS that revolve around 16
neighboring municipal county and regional government host nation entities and the five military
installations. Actively stay engaged on knowing about regional and local political issues that
could impact US Forces.
PARTICIPATE IN FORMULATION OF NEW POLICIES and am able to make decisions
within existing policies. Organize, direct and coordinate with staff on existing programs to

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ensure that the objectives are attained by maintaining effective internal and external relationships
and ensuring that the service member’s needs are met. Always forward looking, out of the box
thinking and ensuring constructive growth within the organization.
SUPPORT THE COMMAND TEAM with translation support and proper introductions. Being
an office of one, am responsible to account for all of my office administrative management, i.e.,
maintain the ORF database of legally classified VIP personnel, staying current with newly
elected or appointed officials, manage and control gifts with legal officials, write speeches, work
with various computer programs and handle all taskers given by the command team. Recognized
from command staff for always, “paying attention to detail.”
PROVIDE PROTOCOL GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE to project officers and all internal
directorates and tenant organizations on coordinating and interacting with certain layers within
the US and host nation governmental structure on protocol-related questions for community
events.
MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE RELATIONSHIPS by keeping lines of communication open
with host nation key personnel to reap benefits for US support. Develop solid relationships and
educate and convince German authorities of the necessity of US requirements. Educate county
and city officials and resident organizations of the Garrison mission and its tenants (two
Combatant Commands) with hosted programs that allow foreign counterparts to visually see the
mission. Attend and be “hands on” at host nation meetings, ensuring the US presents a face and
engaging if support is needed.
SERVE AS A LIAISON BETWEEN GERMAN AND AMERICAN COMMUNITIES for
outreach programs and quality of life functions, which have a significant impact on the military
strategy. Ensure that Germans-Americans participate in events in order to enhance the
understanding of each other’s cultures, minimize prejudices, and continue the fostering of
friendships between the two nations.
DIRECT ASSIGNED STAFF in planning, organizing, and conducting community events and
VIP visits. Determine personnel required to support functions. Determine and set priorities and
goals; assign tasks; and monitor completion of tasks. Provide guidance and instruction to staff
regarding protocol and military policies and procedures, providing or arranging for training as
necessary. Resolve issues. Ensure assigned staff function as a cohesive team, creating an
environment which encourages staff participation.
RESPONSIBLE FOR EFFECTIVE AND ACCURATE BUDGET EXPENDITURES in support
of protocol activities including Official Representation Funds, Operations and Maintenance
Funds, and purchase cards. Develop proposed budget estimates and justifications for event
planning and administrative operating expenses. Execute budget, assuring compliance with
organizational budget guidelines and proper utilization of funds. Prepare and submit appropriate
paperwork for expenditures, coordinating with budget office and legal officials as appropriate.
PERFORM ALL ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS in support of assigned tasks and goals,
both orally and in writing. Provide concept briefs to senior leaders, ensure all actions are legal,

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design and mail invitations, handle all RSVP’s, design seating charts, correct flag displays,
coordinate receiving lines, and prepare and execute in the set-up of event site.
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
+ Singularly instrumental in building and maintaining relationships between host nation
authorities and US personnel with the ability to resolve issues through open lines of
communication and one phone call. Successfully assisted the Commander in establishing a
personal relationship with all Lord Mayors, Mayors, District Mayors, and County Commissioner.
Successfully established a mutual trust and gained unprecedented support of the German
community which has assisted the diverse American community of over 24,000 service members
and their families. Successfully cultivated the two cultures, building on partner capabilities and
fostering great teamwork.
+Recognized as an expert in protocol and special events, receiving frequent requests for protocol
guidance from internal tenant organizations. Selected twice as a guest speaker for Special
Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR) Component Commander’s Conference to provide
formal training for senior spouses on protocol etiquette and rules, receiving laudatory reviews.
Solely coordinated several change of command receptions and train a team of workers to support
the function. Have received several coins and compliments from senior level, state department,
Ambassadors and foreign dignitaries for my "attention to detail" when coordinating their
lodging, dinner, transportation and any other particulars while visiting the community.
+Established an advance notification system for shooting noises, SOCEUR’s parachute jumps
into towns, and airport noise, reaping big dividends for the community and reducing complaints
from several a day to absolutely none. This sharing of information has led the Garrison to receive
better press releases and several thank you letters.
+ Plan and execute at least four major German-American events per year (with attendance of
over 300 guests per event). Received a best in Army, Department of the Army Excellence in
Management Award in recognition of one of the Culture Night programs.
+Recognized as a “go-to” person for information on activities occurring in the surrounding host
nation neighborhood. Established a database of all community members, providing them current
information on on-base/off-base activities. Publicly recognized and thanked by several tenant
senior leaders this initiative.
+ Contributed to the improvement of US-German relations by creating tours of the Garrison for
resident organizations within 16 neighboring towns, thus dispelling suspicions as to what was
behind the Garrison’s fence line, and by establishing solid working relationships with various
host nation organizations such as the noise abatement office and traffic control, the forestry
department, the Israeli Religious Association, marketing offices, tours and travel offices,
environmental branches, and historical landmark associations. Based on a four-star general
request, successfully arranged for the USAREUR Army Band and Chorus to perform a concert
off-base for Baden-Wuerttemberg’s anniversary and getting the city to support the costs.

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Evaluation ……as a Role Model and Exceptional employee….dedicated to the organizational
mission and valued member of the team….goes above and beyond in the accomplishment of her
duties….recommend developmental opportunities…
PROTOCOL OFFICER
United States European Command – Stuttgart, Germany
Supervisor: Major General William Catto (William.d.catto@raytheon.com)
October 2005 to December 2006, Hours per week 40+, Series and Grade: GS-0301-12
PLANNED, DEVELOPED, COORDINATED, EXECUTED AND SUPERVISED the conduct
of 27 visits to European Command by General Officers, foreign delegations, Ambassadors, and
distinguished civilians.
SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR PLANNING AND EXECUTING 20 LOCAL NATIONAL/
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SOCIAL EVENTS with military and civilian
dignitaries which included ceremonial events, dinners, conferences, ice breakers, and receptions.
Designed and mailed invitations, tracked attendance, developed menus, prepared itineraries,
provided hotel accommodations, arranged proper seating charts, set up facilities, coordinated
transportation, adhered to foreign protocol standards and secured event funding. Worked closely
with various higher headquarter Protocol Officers and attaches to ensure dietary restrictions were
met, religious beliefs services provided and any other necessary requirements were met.
SERVED AS THE PRIMARY PROTOCOL OFFICER FOR OVER 22 EVENTS that involved
four-, three-, two-, and one-star generals/admirals and civilian equivalent visitors and provided
advice to other project or action officers who were assigned to those visits.
WROTE SCRIPTS FOR FORMAL CEREMONIAL EVENTS hosted by the four- and three-star
general officers. Emceed formal ceremonial events.
BRIEFED THE DEPUTY COMMANDER, CHIEF OF STAFF, AND ACTION OFFICERS
weekly on all aspects of upcoming visits and social programs to the Headquarters.
WORKED CLOSELY WITH OTHER DIRECTORATES to assist them with providing services
for incoming visitors/programs, i.e., Garrison headquarters, provost marshal office, physical
security detachments, Lord Mayors, city officials and regional directors, all executive
officers/aides, and administrative officers.
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
+ Name-requested twice to plan and assist in organizing the annual J-1 Quality of Life
Conference, attended by high ranking officials worldwide. Also frequently name-requested to
assist with tenant units’ retirement/change of command ceremonies due to technical proficiency.
+ Personally congratulated by the Chief of Staff for coordinating the “best ever” Component
Commander's Conference after-hours dinner and social

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+ Developed new processes for receiving lines, suite reservations, and protocol data tracking
methods for future usage by using checklists and creating Smart Books.
+ Frequently requested to provide translation services for American dignitaries and assist in
working with German city officials.
PROTOCOL OFFICER
Defense Logistics Agency, Fort Belvoir, Virginia
Supervisor: Ms. Denise Young
October 2004 to October 2005, Hours per week: 40, Series and Grade: GS-0301-11
PLANNED, DEVELOPED AND EXECUTED REQUIRED PROTOCOL SUPPORT for the
Director, Command Sergeant Major, Vice Director, Executive Director, the heads of the
corporate board, and other members of the Senior Executive Service or Flag Officers from the
Defense Logistics Agency for official and special ceremonial functions. Monitored operations
and assured protocol services and activities were efficiently maintained, executed, and
controlled.
DIRECTED THE PLANNING FOR CASUAL AND FORMAL COMMAND FUNCTIONS
involving ceremonies and receptions to include establishing dates; arranging locations, menus,
invitations, receiving lines, flags, and VIP courtesies; and collecting monies and account
balancing.
SERVED AS ESCORT FOR SPECIAL GUESTS AND PARTICIPATING DIGNITARIES and
ensured treatment with diplomacy and tact.
COORDINATED LOCAL AND OUT-OF-TOWN MEETING SITES AND EVALUATED
SPENDING PLANS to ensure that objectives and goals were accomplished at the best value to
the Agency. Provided on-site liaison with facility management for all off-post meeting contracts.
MAINTAINED EFFECTIVE WORKING RELATIONSHIPS WITH CHAIN OF COMMAND
program managers. Provided frequent In-Progress- Reviews to senior leadership. Served as an
advisor and consultant for clients for their events and worked side-by-side with them to ensure
its success. Negotiated disputes that resulted in last minute changes and still provided them with
a first class function.
DIRECTED THE CONTINUOUS REVIEW OF PROGRAMS TO MEASURE AND
EVALUATE PROGRAM accomplishments, effectiveness and compliance with Agency rules
and regulations. Monitored, recommended, briefed and maintained updated information on
special events through after action reports. Benchmarked command functions, searching for
better methods and practices to improve customer satisfaction. Contacted civilian agencies to
inquire about their processes and successes.
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
+ Received praise from senior ranking officials for the planning and coordination of ceremonies
such as retirements, promotions, service birthdays, off-sites, and award ceremonies.

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+ Designed creative programs and invitations to match customer's desires and provided them
with lasting memories.
PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIALIST
Defense Logistics Agency, Fort Belvoir, Virginia
Supervisor: Ms. Gerda Parr (301-627-6288)
April 2001 to October 2004
Hours per week: 40
Series and Grade: GS-1035-11
PLANNED, DEVELOPED, EXECUTED, AND EVALUATED PUBLIC AFFAIRS
ACTIVITIES that explained the Agencies programs, activities, initiatives and goals to internal
and external customers.
SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COMMUNITY RELATIONS INITIATIVES FOR THE
AGENCY. Established plans, developed marketing outreach strategies, and conducted programs
(i.e., Speakers Bureau, Operation Tribute to Freedom, Hometown News, Any Service Member)
with tenant organizations and the Office of the Secretary of Defense Public Affairs.
EVALUATED PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS, DEVELOPED PROCEDURES, AND
PROVIDED GUIDANCE on new policy issues on several public affairs programs. Analyzed
problem areas and developed solutions that reflected the agency's needs and interests
PLANNED, DEVELOPED, IMPLEMENTED AND EVALUATED COMMAND POLICY
AND DIRECTION for internal and command information tools, i.e., establishment of Business
Plans, using metrics to measure public affairs data, and “One Book” chapters, a break-down of
each job duty in a step-by-step process.
SERVED AS A LIAISON IN PROMOTING AND DEVELOPING PUBLIC AFFAIRS
STRATEGIES by maintaining good working relationships with other agencies, internal clients,
and the public and media organizations. Provided public affairs coverage at conferences; wrote
news stories on various events. Submitted stories about accomplishments to the agency’s
internal newspaper. Served as contracting officer representative for Web publication services.
PROVIDED ADVICE AND GUIDANCE TO COMMAND STAFF MEMBERS on programs,
missions and activities with high public visibility and interest.
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
+ Planned and developed the first ever internal Communications Day event in support of the
agency's communication awareness campaign. Event resulted in greater understanding between
all 13 directorates.
+ Successfully initiated real-time telecasting of Director's Open Forum, replacing videotaping
technology that took up to three weeks to disseminate and enabling instant access for over
18,000 staff. Prepared Director for in-house open forum with advance questions and answers,

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make-up, and audio connection. Prepared the packet of questions and answers, and emceed the
event.
+ Frequently asked to be a guest speaker for agency events, i.e., Women’s Leadership
Symposium on Effective Communication.
NON-FACILITY BASED PROGRAMMER – SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR
United States Army Garrison Wiesbaden
Supervisor: Mr. Bob Pedigo (pedigob@bellsouth.net)
February 1998 to October 2001
Hours per week: 40+, Series and Grade: GS-0188-09
PLANNED, ORGANIZED, AND EXECUTED 60+ SPECIAL EVENTS for a population of
15,000 military and civilian residents. Planned, coordinated and implemented community
relations and outreach programs and events to include Department of Defense shows, German-
American carnivals, Bazaars, 50th Berlin Airlift Anniversary (which attracted 53,000 visitors),
and holiday observances.
PREPARED ALL NECESSARY MARKETING TOOLS, i.e. fact sheets; brochures; flyers;
news releases in both German and English, and worked closely with local German and American
media to promote events.
DEVELOPED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVING RELATIONSHIPS with host
nation representatives and for educating them on the missions of the US military. Fostered the
German-American relationship and maintained close ties with the Lord Mayor, city Mayor and
U.S. Forces Liaison Officer, resulting in the Commander being frequently invited to local events.
Included our host nation neighbors at 80 percent of all special events.
WORKED CLOSELY WITH THE VARIOUS INTERNAL AND TENANT
ORGANIZATIONS to ensure compliance with all governing policies and relayed that
information as a senior advisor to the Installation Commander.
SERVED 9 MONTHS AS THE MORALE, WELFARE AND RECREATION
COORDINATOR FOR 900-1100 DEPLOYED DOD PERSONNEL in support of Operation
Joint Forge in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Planned, coordinated and implemented events, activities and
cultural tours. Initiated several new programs, i.e., a rest and relaxation program for all soldiers,
Toastmasters speaking club, and dancing classes. Obtained funding for many multi-purpose
facilities. Received award for hosting best morale-boosting events that other sites emulated and
was featured in a Stars and Stripes news release.
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
+ Wrote scripts and acted in over 35 American Forces Network television commercials. Wrote
scripts and spoke on 3-4 weekly radio spots. Acted as production manager for the filming of an
award-winning German documentary on U.S. military life overseas. Wrote scripts to ensure
portrayals were viewed positively, escorted film crew, and set up scenes.

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+ Volunteered to serve as a representative for the United States Army Europe to compile data for
installation strategic planning and cost analyses. Determined the effectiveness of structures and
programs and ways to improve. Worked with a group, created a package and presented
information at Installation Status Review#3 conference in Virginia. Received award for
presentation.
EDUCATION:
Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas
Bachelors: May 1982
Credits Earned: 30 semester hours each
Major: Education and German, Minor: Journalism
JOB RELATED TRAINING:
Annual Government Relations Seminars – 2007 to 2014
Do It Right Protocol Training – Beginners, 10/2004; Advanced, 05/2005
Creative Marketing Course – 03/2004
Advanced Public Affairs Officers Course, Defense Information School – 03/2003
Contracting Officers Representative Certification – 04/2002
Competent Leader in Toastmasters - 2005
LANGUAGES:
German – excellent, fluent in spoken, written and reading
French – novice in spoken, written and reading
AWARDS:
Superior Civilian Service Award – May 2014
Keith L. Ware Award for Community Relations Cat B Program – Honorable Mention 2013
Achievement Medal for Civilian Service – Dec 2012
Best in Army – Excellence in Management Award for Special Event in Single Facility - 2009
Commanders Award for Civilian Service – 2000, 2007 and 2011
Special acts, time-off, cash and service awards – 2004 thru 2013
Bonus and salary upgrades – NSPS Pay Pool – 2008
Joint Civilian Service Commendation Award - 2007
Superior performance appraisals – 1992-2015
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Highly creative and collaborative: Superior people and marketing skills. Frequently referred
by name to participate on committee and projects and to be a guest speaker at conferences.
Proven ability to generate new, unique, “out of the box” ideas, standards and procedures.
Develop insights and apply innovative and imaginative solutions to problems. Expert at
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appropriate. Work well under deadlines and pressure and have excellent record of successful
projects.
Excellent communication skills: Extrovert at home, onstage, on-camera, in broadcast media or
one-on-one. Proficient communicating with individuals and groups. Expert at giving clear and
convincing oral presentations. Relate well with people with varied backgrounds. Exceptional
ability to build and maintain professional relationships. Speak and write German fluently.
Award winner at various Toastmasters competitions.
Superior organizational and planning skills: Veteran special events and projects planner.
Exceptional ability to motivate. Skilled planning and conducting important meetings and
conferences. Extensive experience in developing and writing scripts for ceremonies, agendas,
itineraries, programs and informational flyers. Plan, develop, and implement marketing and
public relations strategies. Am a self-starter; can handle multi-tasks and complete in a timely
manner and learn quickly.
REFERENCES:
+Lieutenant General Jeffrey S. Buchanan, former Commanding General for Military District of
Washington, Jeffrey.s.buchanan.mil@mail.mil,
+Mr. Egon Hawrylak, Deputy Commander, Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region
and US Army Military District of Washington, egon.f.hawrylak.civ@mail.mil (202) 685-0641
+Mr. John Cauffman, Protocol, Army Contracting Command, john.d.cauffman.civ@mail.mil,
work phone (256) 955-8325
+ Mr. Woody Goldberg, Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army (CASA),
wogoldberg@aol.com; Cell (215) 696-1862 or Home (202) 296-4263