Mark Singleton

Thick Southern accent

Numerous Military briefings One Training Film "The Artillery Raid" 1988 Student United States Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, PA 2001 - 2002 The nation's preeminent center for strategic leadership and land power. Demonstrated mastery of the strategic art through education, research and professional outreach. Applied critical thinking skills, organizational leadership, vision, and honed the process of systems thinking. Curriculum devoted to the development of strategic leaders for future service in a complex global security environment. • Awarded Master of Arts Degree in Strategic Studies • Awarded U.S. Army War College Executive Speaking Award • Awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for writing the widely acclaimed 1999 issue of “CONCEPTS AND ISSUES", a 228 page informational handbook designed to inform members of Congress as to the roles, missions, and operational capabilities of the United States Marine Corps. • Completed the Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government Senior Executive Leadership Seminar for Executive Managers Administrative Assistant DC/S P&R HQMC Washington, D.C. 1997 - 1998 Administrative Aide-de-Camp for Deputy Chief of Staff Programs and Resources, LtGen Jeffrey W. Oster. Coordinated departmental activities with multiple governmental and non- governmental organizations throughout Washington, D.C. Special staff officer responsible for coordinating multi-unit support to complete organizational goals. Student United States Naval War College Newport, RI 1996 - 1997 Studied American Foreign Policy and the National Military Strategy. • Awarded the James V. Forrestal Award for excellence in the design of a futuristic force planning model focusing on the use of virtual reality technology and its potential for utilization by a 21st Century American military. Director of Communications and Program Development, Shoreline Behavioral Health Services, Aug 2004 - November 2005 Responsible for the development of strategic marketing research and professional outreach. Applied critical thinking skills, organizational leadership, vision, and honed the process of systems thinking. Developed a complex, intricate and yet effective marketing plan for Shoreline Behavioral Health Services. University of South Carolina (Coastal Carolina) Conway, South Carolina Bachelor of Arts Degree, Government and International Studies, History Minor. NONE Tactics Instructor U.S. Army Field Artillery School Fort Sill, OK 1985 - 1988 Developed and evaluated fire support related programs and operational doctrine for 34 allied member nations. Trained, managed, and evaluated 4500 entry-level supervisors and 770 subordinates. • Twice awarded Commanding General's Certificate of Commendation for being recognized as "Instructor of the Year". • Awarded the Army Commendation Medal for superior leadership in the writing, development, and subsequent production of a fire support training film "The Artillery Raid" • Awarded the U.S. Army Achievement Medal for the development of a comprehensive artillery defensive training package now taught throughout the United States Army entitled "Firing Battery Defense".