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Jason works with properties in any condition, including homes needing major repairs, probate situations, foreclosure cases, and sellers seeking a fast cash sale, across Montgomery, Enterprise, Dothan, Ozark, Andalusia, Prattville, and surrounding markets through the Florida line. Jason also brings extensive defense, medical-operations, aviation, capability-development, and project-management experience. His work has included managing Defense Health Agency contracts, JCIDS and defense-acquisition documentation, compliant human-subjects research oversight, and direct DoD client engagement through funding challenges, government shutdowns, and client delays. In U.S. Army and coalition assignments, Jason has synchronized ground and air medical support for more than 60,000 coalition and security forces, coordinated missions across 18 subordinate organizations, directed more than 4,000 instructor hours for 2,800 medical officers, and led medical planning, MEDEVAC operations, force development, and training organizations of substantial scale. ## Services - Operational Oversight - Team Development - Due Diligence - Vendor Relations - Underwriting - Brand Development - Medical Operations - Health Plan Operations - Capability Development - Managing Global Operations - Organizational Administration - Operational Compliance - Program Coordination - Helicopter Operations - Force Development - Stakeholder Engagement - Operations Coordination - Operational Readiness - Coordinating Schedules - Managing Crews - Coordinated - Ambulance - Long-Term Business Relationships - High Technical Aptitude - BMC Patrol - Aerospace Medicine - Product Requirements - Contract Requirements - Operations Administration - Multi-site Teams ## Highlights - Leads Joe Homebuyer of Montgomery, an off-market home-buying business serving Central and South Alabama sellers and investors. - Serves homeowners from Montgomery to the Florida line, including Enterprise, Dothan, Ozark, Andalusia, Prattville, and surrounding markets. - Works with homes in any condition, including major-repair properties, probate cases, foreclosure situations, and fast-sale needs. - Leads transparent, pressure-free, cash-backed home-buying transactions and emphasizes collaborative, mutually beneficial agreements. - Spearheaded strategic planning at Veteran Homes LLC to expand the property portfolio and increase profitability. - Managed property acquisition, maintenance, operations, occupancy, compliance, risk management, and stakeholder relationships at Veteran Homes LLC. - Managed Defense Health Agency contract performance and capability-development work at ASRC Federal. - Developed JRDs, ICDs, CDDs, CONOPs, point papers, fact sheets, requirement analyses, decision documents, and program-review materials for JCIDS and defense-acquisition work. - Managed defense-contract client relationships and project delivery through government funding challenges, shutdowns, bureaucratic delays, and client unavailability. - Synchronized ground and air medical support for more than 60,000 coalition and security forces across OCONUS combat zones. - Directed more than 4,000 instructor hours supporting the professional development of 2,800 medical officers at the 187th Medical Battalion. - Coordinated missions and requirements between Medical Readiness Command, East and 18 subordinate organizations, including medical-augmentee deployment tasking. - Supported force-structure, organizational-change, requirements-prioritization, and resource-synchronization efforts for USAMEDCOM and the Office of The Surgeon General. - Provided Echelon Above Brigade medical support in Korea through the Army's only forward-deployed Multifunctional Medical Battalion of more than 430 personnel. - Served as Battalion Executive Officer for a medical training battalion of more than 1,300 Soldiers. - Commanded a 31-person Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment and served as Operations Officer for a training brigade serving more than 25,000 students annually across three battalions and 21 companies. - Graduated 2,800 AMEDD officers annually as BOLC Class Advisor while leading more than 4,000 instructor contact hours. - Planned medical support and MEDEVAC operations for 23,000 Soldiers in the 3rd Infantry Division. - Coordinated medical evacuation support for more than 18,000 U.S. and coalition forces, 42,000 Afghan National Security Forces, and 2.5 million Afghan civilians in Afghanistan. - Oversaw the employment of 48 MEDEVAC aircraft across three regional commands and supported six brigade planners while deployed with Combined Joint Task Force–3. - Managed operations, training, schedules, and personnel actions for a 14-helicopter MEDEVAC company and 92 personnel. - Led a Forward Support MEDEVAC Team responsible for 18 personnel, four UH-60A Blackhawks, and one M998 HMMWV valued at more than $20 million. ## Experience - **Company Owner at Veteran Homes LLC** (2025-01-01–present) — Spearheaded strategic planning initiatives to expand property portfolio and increase profitability. • Managed property acquisition, maintenance, and operations to ensure high occupancy rates and compliance standards. • Developed risk management strategies and fostered relationships with stakeholders to drive success. - **General Manager and Owner at Joe Homebuyer of Montgomery** (2025-01-01–present) — Led a professional home-buying team focused on providing seamless and mutually beneficial transactions for homeowners in Montgomery, Alabama. • Prioritized seller's needs, ensuring transparent and fair deals without hidden costs, resulting in a trusted reputation. • Offered competitive prices for houses in any condition, closing deals quickly with available cash resources. - **Marketing Coordinator at U.S. ARMY \(COALITION FORCES\)** — Synchronized ground and air medical support for 60,000+ coalition and security forces across OCONUS combat zones. - **Advisor at 187TH MEDICAL BATTALION** — Directed 4,000+ instructor hours to support the civilian integration and professional development of 2,800 medical officers. - **Project Manager at ASRC Federal** (2023-12-01–2025-01-01) — Project Manager responsible for the performance of the contract in support of the Defense Health Agency’s Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System \(JCIDS\). Responsible for the development of capability documentation \(e.g., JRDs, ICDs, CDDs\), CONOPs, point papers, fact sheets, requirement analysis, decision documents, and support of Program Reviews, as it relates to defense acquisition, JCIDS, and DOTMLPF-P processes. - **Capability Development Manager at ASRC Federal** (2023-12-01–2025-03-01) — Project Manager and clinical research oversight professional with experience supporting the Defense Health Agency’s Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System \(JCIDS\), defense acquisition processes, and compliant execution of human-subjects research studies. Responsible for managing contract performance, coordinating stakeholder engagement, and developing capability and requirements documentation, including Joint Requirements Documents, Initial Capabilities Documents, Capability Development Documents, CONOPs, point papers, fact sheets, requirement analyses, decision documents, and program review materials. - **Chief of Current Operations at US Army** (2022-06-01–2023-12-01) — Chief of Current Operations for the Medical Readiness Command, East, responsible for the coordination and synchronization of missions and requirements between the Command and eighteen subordinate organizations. Manages the tasking of medical augmentees for deployments in support of global named operations. Oversees the Organizational Inspection Program, ensuring that subordinate units are finding best practices to improve unit performance. - **Head of Operations at Medical Readiness Command, East** (2022-06-01–2023-12-01) — Chief of Current Operations for the Medical Readiness Command, East, responsible for the coordination and synchronization of missions and requirements between the Command and eighteen subordinate organizations. Manages the tasking of medical augmentees for deployments in support of global named operations. - **Deputy Command Surgeon / Medical Operations Officer at US Army** (2020-08-01–2022-06-01) — Medical Plans and Operations Officer for the 21st Theater Sustainment Command Europe plans and synchronizes the Theater Sustainment Commands Health Service Support for both peacetime and contingency operations. Leverages all medical functions to maximally conserve the Sustainment Command's' strength. Supervises and manages the TSCs Surgeon Office, monitor brigade and Sustainment Command medical operations, and ensure adequate distribution of medical assets and personnel. Plans and executes 21st TSC medical support missions, taking part in preparation of operations and tasking orders. Liaison with IMCOM, MEDCOM, Allied Nations, supported Forces, higher headquarters, and health care agencies to facilitate prompt quality of care for our Soldiers and establishment of workable medical support plans throughout the 21st TSC area of operations. - **Deputy Command Surgeon / Medical Operations Officer at 21st Theater Sustainment Command** (2020-08-01–2022-06-01) — Medical Plans and Operations Officer for the 21st Theater Sustainment Command Europe plans and synchronizes the Theater Sustainment Command's Health Service Support for both peacetime and contingency operations. - **Force Development Officer at US Army** (2018-01-01–2020-08-01) — Force Development Officer for US Army Medical Command \(USAMEDCOM\) and the Office of The Surgeon General \(OTSG\), responsible for coordination with HQDA on SRC-08 medical Table of Organization and Equipment unit force structure and management actions. Executes all aspects of organizational change by assessing capabilities, prioritizing requirements, and synchronizing resources across organizations. Coordinates with HQDA and other Army Commands, Army Service Component Commands, and subordinate commands, as required. Represents MEDCOM/OTSG at Army-level operational planning teams and work groups. Leads MEDCOM strategic planning efforts as directed. Assists other directorates, major commands, and integrating centers in the design, modification, and implementation of policy, force structure, and/or personnel changes. - **Force Development Officer at Office of the Surgeon General** (2017-08-01–2020-08-01) — Force Development Officer for US Army Medical Command \(USAMEDCOM\) and the Office of The Surgeon General \(OTSG\), responsible for coordination with HQDA on SRC-08 medical Table of Organization and Equipment unit force structure and management actions. - **Operations Officer at 168th Multifunctional Medical Battalion** (2016-07-01–2017-07-01) — Support Operations Officer for the Army's only forward deployed Multifunctional Medical Battalion made up of four companies five detachments and over 430 Soldiers, KATUSAs, and Civilians. - **MMB Support Operations Officer at US Army** (2016-07-01–2017-07-01) — Support Operations Officer for the Army's only forward deployed Multifunctional Medical Battalion made up of four companies five detachments and over 430 Soldiers, KATUSAs, and Civilians. Provided Echelon Above Brigade medical support to all United States Forces Korea and Combined Forces Command personnel on the Korean Peninsula. Assists in the planning and coordination of all strategic level medical events on the peninsula to include Ulchi Freedom Guardian, Key Resolve, Operation Dragon Lift, and Operation Pacific Reach. Responsible for the mentorship and development of a 28-person section. - **Battalion Executive Officer at 264th Medical Battalion** (2015-06-01–2016-07-01) — Battalion Executive Officer for a Medical Training Battalion made up of four companies, one detachment, and more than 1,300 Soldiers consisting of 12 MOS\(s\), two ASI\(s\), and five AOC\(s\). - **Battalion Executive Officer at US Army** (2015-06-01–2016-07-01) — Battalion Executive Officer for a Medical Training Battalion made up of four companies, one detachment, and more than 1,300 Soldiers consisting of 12 MOS\(s\), two ASI\(s\), and five AOC\(s\). Serves as the lead proponent of the battalion staff to integrate and synchronize the staff's activities to optimize all battalion operations. Directly responsible for monitoring all administrative and logistic issues that affect the battalion and subordinate organizations. Oversaw the professional development of all Officers within the Battalion. - **Operations Officer at 32nd Medical Brigade** (2014-09-01–2015-06-01) — Commander of a thirty-one person Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment and Operations Officer for the Army's largest training Brigade which trains over 25,000 students annually and consists of three Battalions and 21 Companies. - **Brigade Operations Officer/Detachment Commander at US Army** (2014-09-01–2015-06-01) — Commander of a thirty-one person Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment and Operations Officer for the Army's largest training Brigade which trains over 25,000 students annually and consists of three Battalions and 21 Companies. Advises the commander on all plans, operations, and training. Serves as the chief synchronization and coordination officer between the subordinate units and AMEDDC&S, HRCoE. Plans and supervises Brigade training, mobilization, contingency, and emergency operations. Publishes Brigade operations orders and training guidance. Plans, coordinates, and synchronizes Brigade support to major annual events, including: 2015 Jack L. Clark Army Best Medic Competition \(ABMC\), AMEDDC&S, HRCoE Best Warrior Competition, and the AMEDDC&S, HRCoE reorganization. - **BOLC Class Advisor at US Army** (2013-09-01–2014-09-01) — Class Advisor of the AMEDDC&S Basic Officer Leader Course \(BOLC\) for the AMEDD All-Corps, Reserve Component, Health Professional Scholarship Program, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, and initial entry training programs responsible for seven CPTs, and one NCO. Plans, directs, and executes over 4,000 instructor contact hours of AMEDD and Army instruction trains technical and tactical application of leadership and Army Warrior Tasks serves as the primary planner, and trainer for the Active and Reserve Component. Annually, graduates 2,800 AMEDD Officers trained as confident, competent, and effective leaders who are prepared for their first assignment. - **Officer at 187th Medical Battalion** (2013-09-01–2014-09-01) — Class Advisor of the AMEDDC&S Basic Officer Leader Course \(BOLC\) for the AMEDD All-Corps, Reserve Component, Health Professional Scholarship Program, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, and initial entry training programs. - **Division MEDEVAC Operations Officer at US Army** (2013-06-01–2013-07-01) — Division Evacuation Officer and Medical Planner for the 3rd Infantry Division, consisting of four BCTs, a Combat Aviation Brigade, a Sustainment Brigade, and numerous Separate Battalions. Responsible for providing world class medical evacuation support to 23,000 Soldiers. This includes providing mentorship to subordinate units on the effective employment of MEDEVAC assets to ensure the Conservation of Fighting Strength. Serves as the Division's sole Medical Planner, responsible for planning medical support for all Division missions without fail. As a Medical Evacuation pilot, responsible for maintaining the highest degree of tactical and technical proficiency in the field of aviation inclusive is the ability to operate the aircraft in all modes of flight day, night, night vision goggles and instrument flight modes and successfully employ the UH-60 in austere environments. - **Medical Officer at 3rd Infantry Division** (2013-06-01–2013-07-01) — Division Evacuation Officer and Medical Planner for the 3rd Infantry Division, consisting of four BCTs, a Combat Aviation Brigade, a Sustainment Brigade, and numerous Separate Battalions. - **Head of Operations at Combined Joint Task Force – 3** (2012-07-01–2013-06-01) — Serves as the Chief of Medical Plans and Operations, and Aeromedical Evacuation Officer for the 3rd Infantry Division while in garrison and forward deployed as Combined Joint Task Force - 3 in Afghanistan. - **Chief of Medical Plans and Operations at US Army** (2012-07-01–2013-06-01) — Serves as the Chief of Medical Plans and Operations, and Aeromedical Evacuation Officer for the 3rd Infantry Division while in garrison and forward deployed as Combined Joint Task Force - 3 in Afghanistan. Synchronizes full spectrum medical operations and planning across the Regional Command battlespace, executing ground and air medical support for coalition and partnered maneuver units, and coordinating with medical treatment facilities to ensure timely evacuation support for over 18,000 US/Coalition forces, 42,000 Afghan National Security Forces \(ANSF\) and 2.5 million Afghan civilians. Responsible for the prober employment of 48 MEDEVAC aircraft, located in three separate Regional Commands who provide world class medical support to US/Coalition forces and ANSF in the respective battlespaces. Additionally provides leadership and technical assistance to six brigade planners. - **Medical Officer at 3rd Infantry Division** (2011-08-01–2012-07-01) — Division Evacuation Officer and Medical Planner for the 3rd Infantry Division, consisting of four BCTs, a Combat Aviation Brigade, a Sustainment Brigade, and numerous Separate Battalions. - **Division MEDEVAC Operations Officer at US Army** (2011-08-01–2012-07-01) — Division Evacuation Officer and Medical Planner for the 3rd Infantry Division, consisting of four BCTs, a Combat Aviation Brigade, a Sustainment Brigade, and numerous Separate Battalions. Responsible for providing world class medical evacuation support to 23,000 Soldiers. This includes providing mentorship to subordinate units on the effective employment of MEDEVAC assets to ensure the Conservation of Fighting Strength. Serves as the Division's sole Medical Planner, responsible for planning medical support for all Division missions without fail. As a Medical Evacuation pilot, responsible for maintaining the highest degree of tactical and technical proficiency in the field of aviation inclusive is the ability to operate the aircraft in all modes of flight day, night, night vision goggles and instrument flight modes and successfully employ the UH-60 in austere environments. - **Operations Officer at 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade** (2010-08-01–2011-08-01) — Operations officer of a General Support Aviation Battalion MEDEVAC Company comprised of 14 UH-60A/D helicopters in support of the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade of the 3rd Infantry Division. - **Operations Officer at US Army** (2010-08-01–2011-08-01) — Operations officer of a General Support Aviation Battalion MEDEVAC Company comprised of 14 UH-60A/D helicopters in support of the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade of the 3rd Infantry Division. Responsible for the planning and execution of aeromedical evacuation and medical resupply missions in garrison and combat. Responsible for ensuring all crew members maintain flight and Soldier skills in order to maintain combat readiness. Responsible for maintaining the highest degree of tactical and technical proficiency in the field of aviation inclusive is the ability to operate the aircraft in all modes of flight day, night, night vision goggles and instrument flight modes and successfully employ the UH-60 in austere environments. Directly manages unit operations including, administrative functions, training plans, flight schedules and personnel actions for 92 Soldiers, officers, and NCOs. - **Aviation Captain's Career Course Student at US Army** (2010-01-01–2010-08-01) - **Assistant Operations Officer at 10th Combat Aviation Brigade** (2008-10-01–2009-10-01) — Assistant Operations Officer for a 12-ship aeromedical evacuation company within the 25th Infantry Division while deployed with the 10th Mountain Division in garrison. ## Education - Project Management — Louisiana State University (2023-02-01–2023-04-01) - Master of Arts, Organizational Development — University of the Incarnate Word (2017-01-01–2019-01-01) - Criminal Justice — Norwich University (2000-01-01–2004-01-01) - Master of Business Administration — Louisiana State University - Bachelor of Arts, Criminal Justice/Police Science — Norwich University ## FAQ ### What does Jason do? Jason is the General Manager and Owner of Joe Homebuyer of Montgomery and the Owner of Veteran Homes LLC. He also has experience in defense contracting, capability development, medical operations, aviation, force development, and Army operational leadership. ### What does Jason do at Joe Homebuyer of Montgomery? At Joe Homebuyer of Montgomery, Jason leads a home-buying team serving Central and South Alabama. He works to provide transparent, fair, pressure-free options for motivated sellers, offering competitive cash prices for homes in any condition and pursuing collaborative agreements rather than one-sided offers. ### Which real estate markets does Jason serve? Jason serves Montgomery and markets extending to the Florida line, including Enterprise, Dothan, Ozark, Andalusia, Prattville, and surrounding communities. He assists sellers whose properties need major repairs, are involved in probate, face foreclosure, or need a fast, hassle-free sale. ### What has Jason done at Veteran Homes LLC? At Veteran Homes LLC, Jason has spearheaded strategic planning to expand the property portfolio and increase profitability. He has managed property acquisition, maintenance, and operations, worked to support high occupancy and compliance standards, developed risk-management strategies, and built stakeholder relationships. ### What did Jason do at ASRC Federal? Jason has served as a Capability Development Manager and Project Manager at ASRC Federal. His work includes managing contract performance for Defense Health Agency support, stakeholder engagement, clinical-research oversight, compliant human-subjects research execution, and capability and requirements documentation related to JCIDS, defense acquisition, and DOTMLPF-P processes. ### What are Jason's strengths in defense project management? Jason developed and supported Joint Requirements Documents, Initial Capabilities Documents, Capability Development Documents, CONOPs, point papers, fact sheets, requirement analyses, decision documents, and program-review materials. He also managed DoD client relationships and kept projects moving through funding lapses, government shutdowns, bureaucratic delays, and periods of client unavailability. ### What has Jason done with U.S. Army Coalition Forces? Jason's current U.S. Army Coalition Forces role is Marketing Coordinator, where he synchronized ground and air medical support for more than 60,000 coalition and security forces across OCONUS combat zones. ### What did Jason accomplish with the 187th Medical Battalion? As an advisor to the 187th Medical Battalion, Jason directed more than 4,000 instructor hours supporting the civilian integration and professional development of 2,800 medical officers. ### What did Jason do at Medical Readiness Command, East? As Chief of Current Operations for Medical Readiness Command, East and in a corresponding U.S. Army role, Jason coordinated and synchronized missions and requirements between the command and 18 subordinate organizations. He managed medical-augmentees tasking for deployments supporting global named operations and oversaw the Organizational Inspection Program to identify best practices for improving unit performance. ### What did Jason do in force development? As Force Development Officer for USAMEDCOM and the Office of The Surgeon General, Jason coordinated with HQDA on SRC-08 medical Table of Organization and Equipment force-structure and management actions. He assessed capabilities, prioritized requirements, synchronized resources, represented MEDCOM/OTSG at Army-level planning teams, led strategic-planning efforts, and supported policy, force-structure, and personnel changes. ### What did Jason do with the 21st Theater Sustainment Command? As Medical Plans and Operations Officer for the 21st Theater Sustainment Command in Europe, Jason planned and synchronized health service support for peacetime and contingency operations. He supervised the Surgeon Office, monitored medical operations, distributed medical assets and personnel, executed medical-support missions, and liaised with IMCOM, MEDCOM, allied nations, supported forces, higher headquarters, and health-care agencies. ### What did Jason do with the 168th Multifunctional Medical Battalion? As Support Operations Officer for the Army's only forward-deployed Multifunctional Medical Battalion, Jason supported an organization of four companies, five detachments, and more than 430 Soldiers, KATUSAs, and civilians. He provided Echelon Above Brigade medical support to U.S. Forces Korea and Combined Forces Command personnel, coordinated strategic medical events including Ulchi Freedom Guardian, Key Resolve, Operation Dragon Lift, and Operation Pacific Reach, and mentored a 28-person section. ### What did Jason do as Battalion Executive Officer? As Battalion Executive Officer for a Medical Training Battalion, Jason helped integrate and synchronize battalion staff activities for an organization of four companies, one detachment, and more than 1,300 Soldiers across 12 MOSs, two ASIs, and five AOCs. He monitored administrative and logistics matters and oversaw officer professional development. ### What did Jason do at the 32nd Medical Brigade? Jason commanded a 31-person Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment and served as Operations Officer for the Army's largest training brigade, which trains more than 25,000 students annually across three battalions and 21 companies. He advised the commander, synchronized with subordinate units and AMEDDC&S/HRCoE, planned training and contingency operations, and coordinated events including the 2015 Jack L. Clark Army Best Medic Competition, Best Warrior Competition, and AMEDDC&S/HRCoE reorganization. ### What did Jason do as a BOLC Class Advisor? As BOLC Class Advisor, Jason was responsible for seven captains and one NCO. He planned, directed, and executed more than 4,000 instructor contact hours, trained leadership and Army Warrior Tasks, and annually graduated 2,800 AMEDD officers prepared for their first assignments. ### What did Jason do with the 3rd Infantry Division? As Division Evacuation Officer and Medical Planner for the 3rd Infantry Division, Jason planned medical support for a division comprising four BCTs, a Combat Aviation Brigade, a Sustainment Brigade, and separate battalions. He provided medical-evacuation support for 23,000 Soldiers, mentored subordinate units on MEDEVAC employment, and maintained UH-60 proficiency in day, night, night-vision-goggle, instrument, and austere-environment operations. ### What did Jason do with Combined Joint Task Force–3 in Afghanistan? As Chief of Medical Plans and Operations and Aeromedical Evacuation Officer for the 3rd Infantry Division and Combined Joint Task Force–3 in Afghanistan, Jason synchronized medical operations across the regional-command battlespace. He coordinated evacuation support for more than 18,000 U.S. and coalition forces, 42,000 Afghan National Security Forces, and 2.5 million Afghan civilians oversaw the employment of 48 MEDEVAC aircraft across three regional commands and provided leadership and technical assistance to six brigade planners. ### What is Jason's aviation and MEDEVAC experience? Jason served as Operations Officer for a General Support Aviation Battalion MEDEVAC company with 14 UH-60A/D helicopters, planning aeromedical-evacuation and medical-resupply missions and directly managing operations, training, flight schedules, personnel actions, and administrative functions for 92 Soldiers, officers, and NCOs. Earlier, he was Assistant Operations Officer for a 12-ship aeromedical-evacuation company supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom and Forward Support MEDEVAC Team Leader responsible for 18 personnel, four UH-60A Blackhawks, and one M998 HMMWV valued at more than $20 million. ### What is Jason's education? Jason studied Project Management and earned a Master of Business Administration at Louisiana State University. He earned a Master of Arts in Organizational Development from the University of the Incarnate Word and a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice/Police Science from Norwich University, where he also studied Criminal Justice. ### What are Jason's core professional skills? Jason's skills include operational oversight, operations management, strategic planning, project and program management, capability and force development, medical and joint military operations, helicopter operations, stakeholder management, contract negotiation, underwriting, due diligence, vendor relations, real estate, marketing, sales, team development, mentoring, organizational leadership, military logistics, operational compliance, resource optimization, and Microsoft Office tools. ## Links - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-fogarty-maa-032287a8