3-6 Attachment - Supplemental Resumes.pdf

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Forrest Jackson Executive Vice President, Cotton Logistics

Forrest Jackson joined Cotton Commercial USA, Inc.

in 2005 with over fifteen years of experience in the construction and hospitality industries. Since then, Mr.

Jackson has assisted Cotton’s multiple divisions during numerous disasters, domestically and internationally.

Through his hard work and strong leadership skills, Mr. Jackson quickly advanced through the company ranks to Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Cotton’s Restoration and Construction Sales Team. After responding to a large oil spill in 2010, in which Cotton provided temporary workforce solutions, Mr. Jackson was tasked with evolving a logistics services segment that would provide operational support and infrastructure for workforce housing. In December 2011, Mr. Jackson was promoted to Executive Vice President and launched Cotton Logistics in 2012. Mr. Jackson and his team quickly grew the division into an industry leader in workforce housing, temporary facilities, emergency response, and culinary services. Most recently, Mr. Jackson evolved the Cotton Logistics division to include emergency response solutions that allow for the rapid mobilization of support crews, assets, and equipment for frontline support, ranging from temporary facilities to remote site catering. Forrest’s unique experience, along with his task-oriented leadership skills, is well received by clients, resulting in strong customer loyalty. Mr. Jackson has worked on some of Cotton’s most challenging projects with some of the most aggressive deadlines and is always able to deliver solutions to our customers in their time of need. Forrest graduated from Texas Tech University in 1991 with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Restaurant Hotel and Institutional Management. Mr. Jackson resides in Missouri City, Texas.

SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS:

2008 - Hurricane Dolly

2014 - Texas City “Y” Oil Spill

2015 - Avian Influenza Outbreak

2016 - Hurricane Matthew

2017 - Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria

2018 - Hurricane Michael

2019 - Hurricane Dorian

2020 - Hurricane Laura

2021 - Texas Winter Storm

2021 - Humanitarian Crisis

2021 - Hurricane Ida

2022 - Hurricane Ian

Kraig Junck VP of Culinary

Kraig Junck joined the Cotton Team in 2018 as Vice President of Cotton Culinary. Mr. Junck coordinates strategic planning, oversees day-to-day culinary operations, drives financial performance, and creates safe and healthy dining options.

Since joining Cotton, Mr. Junck has been instrumental in growing the Cotton Culinary brand across each of its focused divisions:

Corporate Catering, Business Dining, OneLodge Food Services, Remote Site Catering, and Emergency Food Services. Mr. Junck will play an integral role in the coordination of healthy meals during natural disasters and catastrophic events working closely with all other areas of the Cotton Team and its diverse components.

Prior to joining the Cotton Team, Mr. Junck worked for many years with other Texas cornerstones: Pappas, serving as Assistant

General Manager; Landry’s, where Kraig was a Regional Director; and Buc-ee’s as their Director of Food Services.

SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS:

2018 - Hurricane Michael

2019 - Hurricanes Dorian and Barry

2020 - Hurricane Laura

2021 - Texas Winter Storm

2021 - Humanitarian Crisis

Blake Hunt VP of Temporary Support Services

Since joining in 2014, Mr. Blake Hunt has played an integral role in growing Cotton Culinary’s multiple business lines. As Director of Culinary Operations, he uses his 20+ years of experience in operations, management, and execution of foodservice distribution to oversee and manage all aspects of the operations.

Prior to joining Cotton Culinary, Mr. Hunt had worked with other organizations in the remote workplace industry, where he helped open new facilities and managed several operations of 100+ staff members each. His past roles included full-service housekeeping and kitchens, recruiting, training, scheduling, menu planning, and safety.

Mr. Hunt’s experience in the remote workplace sector and foodservice industry aligns perfectly with Cotton Logistics’ business plan to efficiently and safely operate multiple foodservice operations simultaneously.

Married for 11 years and the proud father of 3, Hunt resides with his family in Houston, Texas.

SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS:

2018 - Hurricane Michael

2019 - Hurricanes Dorian and Barry

2020 - Hurricane Laura

2021 - Texas Winter Storm

2021 - Humanitarian Crisis

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022

CURRICULUM VITAE

Brook M. Eide, MD, MS, FACEP

Residency SUMMA Health Systems, Akron City Hospital, Akron, OH Emergency Medicine, 2005-2008

M.D. University of South Dakota School of Medicine, Vermillion, SD Doctor of Medicine, 2005

M.S. Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, NH Evaluative Clinical Sciences, 2001

B.S. University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD University Scholar Distinction, 1999

LICENSURE:

State of South Dakota, South Dakota Board of Medical and Osteopathic Examiners

License Number 7264

CERTIFICATION:

American Board of Emergency Medicine diplomat, 2009-2029

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022

National Board of Medical Examiners, 2006

Primary Training in Hyperbaric Medicine Palmetto South Carolina with Certification and Privileges at Rapid City Regional Hospital 2005 – Present

HOSPITAL STAFF PRIVILEGES:

2021 – present Fall River Hospital, Hot Springs, South Dakota

2008 – Present Monument Hospital, Rapid City, South Dakota

2007 – 2008 St. Thomas Hospital, Akron, Ohio

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:

2008 – 2009 Clinical Faculty, North East Ohio College of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine

2010 – 2016 Clinical Assistant Professor Sanford School of Medicine

2017 – present Clinical Associate Professor Sanford School of Medicine

HOSPITAL OR PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES:

Medical Director of Emergency Services/Emergency Department Monument Hospital Rapid City: July 2021 – present

Rapid City Hospital Emergency Department Chair: July 2021 – present

Medical Executive Committee Member: July 2021 - present

Apollo Flight Medical Director 2019 – Present

Rapid City Regional Hospital Medical Staff Quality Review Committee 2019 –

South Dakota AD HOC acute pain committee 2019

Emergency Scribe coordinator: 2016 – 2022

Chief Financial Officer Rapid City Emergency Services 2016 – 2021

South Dakota AD HOC medical marijuana committee 2016

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022

South Dakota AD HOC chronic pain committee 2015

Member of South Dakota State Medical Association Political Action Committee Board of Directors 2012 - 2018

Chest Pain Committee. Rapid City Regional Hospital, Rapid City, SD. 2009 –

Rapid City Regional Hospital Physician Lounge Design Committee 2012-2013

Steering Committee for Clinical Excellence. Rapid City Regional Hospital, Rapid City, SD. 2009 – 2010

Section Affairs Committee. American College of Emergency Physicians. 2006-

AWARDS AND HONORS:

“Good Catch Award” Monument Hospital. September 2020 award winner.

Presented for a clinical catch leading to improved patient care and outcome.

Richard P. Holm MD Media Award recipient, South Dakota State Medical Association physician media award 2020

Course Director. South Dakota Winter Conference on Emergency Medicine.

March 2014.

President, South Dakota Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians. 2014-2015

President-Elect, South Dakota Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians. 2013-2014

Vice President, South Dakota Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians. 2012-2013

William H. Taylor M.D. Award for Clinical Science, Mobility Related Functional Deficits in Older Emergency Department Patients. Presented at SUMMA Health System Post Graduate Scientific Session; 2008

Appointed by ACEP President to sit on Section Affairs Committee; 2006-2007

Elected Chief Resident of Emergency Medicine, SUMMA Health System; 2007-

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022

Excellence in Pediatric Emergency Medicine Award. Akron Children’s Hospital, Division of Emergency Medicine; 2008

BUSINESS EXPERIENCE

Chief Financial Officer Rapid City Emergency Services 2016 – 2021

Master of Science, Evaluative Clinical Sciences Dartmouth College 2001

Master’s degree focusing on health care improvement, epidemiology, biostatistics and health Business

MAJOR PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

Diplomat, American Board of Emergency Physicians, 2009-present

Member, American College of Emergency Physicians, 2004-present

Fellow, American College of Emergency Physicians, 2014 - present

Member, South Dakota State Medical Association, 2009-present

Member Black Hills Medical Society 2009-present

TEACHING/LECTURES:

Guest Lecture on medicine as a career with Partnership Rapid City and the Wise Program at Stevens High School. Rapid City, SD. November 2010

Spinal Cord Injuries: Emergent Management. Rapid City Fire / EMS education lecture. November 2009

Mortality and Morbidity Conference: “Brief Cases of Errors and Oversights and Their Repercussions.” SUMMA Health Systems, Akron, OH. March, 2008

Mortality and Morbidity Conference: “Stroke or Stroke Imitator.” SUMMA Health Systems, Akron, OH. Feb, 2008

Trauma Conference: “Role of Steroids in spinal cord injuries.” SUMMA Health Systems, Akron, OH. September 12, 2006

Chief Resident with clinical time directly supervising junior residents. SUMMA Health Systems, Akron, OH. 2007-2008

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022

Presented lectures to residents in emergency medicine and guest rotators.

SUMMA Health Systems, Akron, OH. 2008

Presented lectures to rotating medical students in emergency medicine. SUMMA Health Systems, Akron, OH. 2005-2008

STD lectures to area high school students about sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy. University of South Dakota School of Medicine, Vermillion, SD.

2001-2002

Gross Anatomy lab tours and cadaver anatomy, physiology and pathology teaching to high school science students. University of South Dakota School of Medicine, Vermillion, SD. 2001-2003

High School Science Teacher, Malden Catholic High School, Malden, MA; 1999-2000

Taught two classes of freshman biology, two classes of sophomore physics and one junior chemistry class

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS:

B. Eide. Snake Bites: When to be Rattled. Presented at South Dakota American College of Emergency Physicians Emergency Medicine Conference. Deadwood, South Dakota; March 16, 2020

B. Eide. The Value of Time: Maximizing Emergency Department Efficiency. Presented at South Dakota American College of Emergency Physicians Emergency Medicine Conference. Deadwood, South Dakota;

B. Eide. Allergies and Anaphylaxis. Presented at South Dakota American College of Emergency Physicians Emergency Medicine Conference.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota; 2017

B. Eide. Emergency Medicine: Yesterday, Today and Stabilizing Health Care’s Future. Presented at South Dakota American College of Emergency Physicians Emergency Medicine Conference. Sioux Falls, South Dakota; 2015

B. Eide. Emergency Burn Care. Presented at South Dakota American College of Emergency Physicians Emergency Medicine Conference.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota; 2013

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022

B. Eide. The 911 on Eyes: Emergency Ophthalmology. Presented at Black Hills Winter Conference on Emergency Medicine. Rapid City, South Dakota; 2011

B. Eide. Utility of the D-dimer. Presented at Black Hills Winter Conference on Emergency Medicine. Rapid City, South Dakota; 2010

B Eide. Evaluation and Treatment of Spinal Injuries. Presented at Black Hills Winter Conference on Emergency Medicine. Rapid City, South Dakota; 2009.

B Eide. Mobility Related Functional Deficits in Older Emergency Department Patients. Presented at SUMMA Health System Post Graduate Scientific Session. Awarded William H. Taylor M.D. Award for Clinical Science. Akron, Ohio; 2008.

S. Wilber and B. Eide. Mobility Related Functional Deficits in Older Emergency Department Patients. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine poster session, Washington, DC; 2008.

B.Eide and M.Eide. “Skin Cancer Awareness and Sun Protection Behaviors in College Students.” Presented at USDSM Community Research Forum, June, 2004. Abstract accepted and presented as poster presentation at the Annual Meeting of The American Academy of Dermatology. New Orleans, Louisiana; 2005.

B.Eide and M. Eide. “Skin Cancer Awareness and Sun Protection Behaviors in College Students” Supplement to: Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, March 2005, Vol 52 No 3 p107.

B.Eide and A.Oskawitz. “Effects of Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors in the Treatment of Alcoholism”. Dartmouth Medical School Evaluative Clinical Sciences Poster Presentation. November 2000.

B. Eide. “Necropsy-based Health and Condition Assessment of Channel Catfish in the Belle Fourche River, South Dakota.” Honors Program Senior Thesis.

Available in I.D. Weeks Library, University of South Dakota. 1997-1999.

Media Appearances:

“How Rapid City Regional is Handling Influenza Epidemic.” FOX KEVN News.

Jan 2, 2015. https://www.blackhillsfox.com/home/headlines/How-Rapid-City- Regional-is-handling-influenza-epidemic-287374311.html.

https://www.blackhillsfox.com/home/headlines/How-Rapid-City-Regional-is-handling-influenza-epidemic-287374311.html https://www.blackhillsfox.com/home/headlines/How-Rapid-City-Regional-is-handling-influenza-epidemic-287374311.html

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022

“High Reaches 102 in Rapid City; Little Relief Expected This Week.” Rapid City Journal. Jul 6, 2017. https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/high-reaches-in-rapid-city-little-relief-expected-this-week/article_ebaca0ab-d415-5be8-bad5- 37cf01d088f1.html.

“Too Much Alcohol Too Fast Can Lead to Alcohol Poisoning.” ABC KOTA News. Dec 28, 2017. https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/467048543.html.

“Too Much Alcohol Too Fast Can Lead to Alcohol Poisoning.” FOX KEVN News. Dec 28, 2017. https://www.blackhillsfox.com/content/news/Too-much-alcohol-too-fast-can-lead-to-alcohol-poisoning-467032723.html.

“Hypothermia Prevention Tips.” NBC News Center One. Dec 28, 2017.

https://www.newscenter1.tv/hypothermia-prevention-tips/.

“Dangerous Wind Chills, Snow to Hit Black Hills.” Rapid City Journal. Dec 30, 2017. https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/dangerous-wind-chills-snow-to-hit-black-hills/article_c90aff57-6818-57fl-ab37-48903d5a4243.html.

“International Travel to Blame for Recent US Measles Cases.” NBC New Center One. Apr 4, 2018. https://www.newscenter1.tv/international-travel-to-blame-for-recent-us-measles-cases/.

“How it’s Made: Antivenom.” ABC KOTA News. June 24, 2018.

https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/How-its-made-Antivenom-- 486407871.html.

“Meningitis Case Not Contagious.” ABC KOTA News. Sept 11, 2018.

https://www.kotatv.com/video/?vid=492926781.

“Protect Yourself from Influenza.” NBC News Center One. Nov 30, 2018.

https://www.newscenter1.tv/protect-yourself-from-influenza/.

“Experts Provide Tips to Avoid Frostbite in Cold Weather.” NBC News Center One. Dec 31, 2018. https://www.newscenter1.tv/experts-provide-tips-to-avoid-frostbite-in-cold-weather.

“Snow Shoveling Safety” ABC KOTA news. March 14, 2019.

https://www.kotatv.com/video/?vid=507101862

“Fed Up With Deaths, Native Americans Want to Run Their Own Health Care” The New York Times. By Mark Walker. Oct. 15, 2019. Interviewed and quoted for piece. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/15/us/politics/native-americans-health-care.html

“Norovirus outbreaks in Nebraska and Colorado, could South Dakota be next?”.

ABC KOTA news. FOX KEVN news. Nov 25, 2019.

https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/Norovirus-outbreaks-in-Nebraska-https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/high-reaches-in-rapid-city-little-relief-expected-this-week/article_ebaca0ab-d415-5be8-bad5-37cf01d088f1.html https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/high-reaches-in-rapid-city-little-relief-expected-this-week/article_ebaca0ab-d415-5be8-bad5-37cf01d088f1.html https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/high-reaches-in-rapid-city-little-relief-expected-this-week/article_ebaca0ab-d415-5be8-bad5-37cf01d088f1.html https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/467048543.html https://www.blackhillsfox.com/content/news/Too-much-alcohol-too-fast-can-lead-to-alcohol-poisoning-467032723.html https://www.blackhillsfox.com/content/news/Too-much-alcohol-too-fast-can-lead-to-alcohol-poisoning-467032723.html https://www.newscenter1.tv/hypothermia-prevention-tips/ https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/dangerous-wind-chills-snow-to-hit-black-hills/article_c90aff57-6818-57fl-ab37-48903d5a4243.html https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/dangerous-wind-chills-snow-to-hit-black-hills/article_c90aff57-6818-57fl-ab37-48903d5a4243.html https://www.newscenter1.tv/international-travel-to-blame-for-recent-us-measles-cases/ https://www.newscenter1.tv/international-travel-to-blame-for-recent-us-measles-cases/ https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/How-its-made-Antivenom--486407871.html https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/How-its-made-Antivenom--486407871.html https://www.kotatv.com/video/?vid=492926781 https://www.newscenter1.tv/protect-yourself-from-influenza/ https://www.newscenter1.tv/experts-provide-tips-to-avoid-frostbite-in-cold-weather https://www.newscenter1.tv/experts-provide-tips-to-avoid-frostbite-in-cold-weather https://www.kotatv.com/video/?vid=507101862 https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/15/us/politics/native-americans-health-care.html https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/15/us/politics/native-americans-health-care.html https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/Norovirus-outbreaks-in-Nebraska-and-Colorado-could-South-Dakota-be-next-565460711.html

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022 and-Colorado-could-South-Dakota-be-next-565460711.html https://www.blackhillsfox.com/content/news/565460731.html

“Learn how to combat the flu this season” NBC News Center 1. Jan. 17, 2020.

https://www.newscenter1.tv/learn-how-to-combat-the-flu-this-season/

“Firework safety reminder before the 4th of July” ABC KOTA news. Fox KEVN news July 2, 2020.

https://www.blackhillsfox.com/content/news/Firework-safety-reminder-before-the-4th-of-July-571609001.html https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/Firework-safety-reminder-before-the-4th-of-July-571608981.html

“Temperatures hit sub-zero, making for dangerous conditions for home” ABC KOTA News, Fox KEVN news, February 13, 2021 https://www.kotatv.com/2021/02/13/freezing-temperatures-can-lead-to-dangers-both-in-and-outside-of-your-home/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2021/02/13/freezing-temperatures-can-lead-to-dangers-both-in-and-outside-of-your-home/

”Warmer weather prompts reminder: don’t leave kids or pets in the car” NBC News Center One. June 1, 2021 https://www.newscenter1.tv/warmer-weather-prompts-reminder-dont-leave-kids-or-pets-in-the-car/

“Dangerously Hot In KOTA Territory” ABC KOTA News. July 26, 2021.

https://www.kotatv.com/2021/07/27/dangerously-hot-kota-territory/

“Remember to Take Care of Yourself with Temperatures in the 100’s” KEVN, Fox news, July 26, 2021.

https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2021/07/26/remember-take-care-yourself-with-temperatures-100s/

“A COVID Super Spreader in 2020, Sturgis Motorcycle Is On Again” WebMD. August 12, 2021 By Kathleen Doheny https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20210812/sturgis-motorcyle-rally-2021 https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/Norovirus-outbreaks-in-Nebraska-and-Colorado-could-South-Dakota-be-next-565460711.html https://www.blackhillsfox.com/content/news/565460731.html https://www.newscenter1.tv/learn-how-to-combat-the-flu-this-season/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/content/news/Firework-safety-reminder-before-the-4th-of-July-571609001.html https://www.blackhillsfox.com/content/news/Firework-safety-reminder-before-the-4th-of-July-571609001.html https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/Firework-safety-reminder-before-the-4th-of-July-571608981.html https://www.kotatv.com/content/news/Firework-safety-reminder-before-the-4th-of-July-571608981.html https://www.kotatv.com/2021/02/13/freezing-temperatures-can-lead-to-dangers-both-in-and-outside-of-your-home/ https://www.kotatv.com/2021/02/13/freezing-temperatures-can-lead-to-dangers-both-in-and-outside-of-your-home/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2021/02/13/freezing-temperatures-can-lead-to-dangers-both-in-and-outside-of-your-home/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2021/02/13/freezing-temperatures-can-lead-to-dangers-both-in-and-outside-of-your-home/ ttps://www.newscenter1.tv/warmer-weather-prompts-reminder-dont-leave-kids-o ttps://www.newscenter1.tv/warmer-weather-prompts-reminder-dont-leave-kids-o https://www.kotatv.com/2021/07/27/dangerously-hot-kota-territory/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2021/07/26/remember-take-care-yourself-with-temperatures-100s/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2021/07/26/remember-take-care-yourself-with-temperatures-100s/ https://www.webmd.com/kathleen-doheny https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20210812/sturgis-motorcyle-rally-2021

Eide, Brook M CV; 2022

“Monument Health physicians give tips to keep kids warm for Trick or Treating” NBC News Center 1. October 29, 2021 https://www.newscenter1.tv/monument-health-physicians-give-tips-to-keep-kids-warm-for-trick-or-treating/

“Decking the halls with boughs of pain, chances of injuries increase during the holidays” KOTA ABC news, December 23, 2021 By Jeffrey Lindblom https://www.kotatv.com/2021/12/23/decking-halls-with-boughs-pain-chances-injuries-increase-during-holidays/

“South Dakota doctors urge more testing after syphilis cases increased 1,877% in 2021” Rapid City Journal, April 20, 2022 Pat Butler https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/south-dakota-doctors-urge-more-testing-after-syphilis-cases-increased-1-877-in-2021/article_89c4c21c-bb7b-5c17-8c1d- 2f28dce428f4.html

“As summer approaches, officials warn about the different critters that come out with a bite” KEVN FOX news, KOTA ABC news, April 30, 2022, Aleah Burggraff https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2022/04/30/summer-approaches-officials-warn-about-different-critters-that-come-out-with-bite/

“Tick season underway for South Dakota residents” NBC News Center 1. June 12, 2022 by Christina Holiday.

https://www.newscenter1.tv/tick-season-underway-for-south-dakota-residents/

“Put summer heat in retreat: Protect yourself this summer season” NBC News Center 1, June 17, 2022 by Darsha Nelson https://www.newscenter1.tv/put-summer-heat-in-retreat-protect-yourself-this-summer-season/

“It’s all fun and games until a trip to the ER happens” ABC KOTA News, June 27, 2022, By Aleah Burggraff https://www.kotatv.com/2022/06/27/its-all-fun-games-until-trip-er-happens/ https://www.newscenter1.tv/monument-health-physicians-give-tips-to-keep-kids-https://www.newscenter1.tv/monument-health-physicians-give-tips-to-keep-kids-https://www.kotatv.com/authors/Jeffrey-Lindblom-1/ https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/south-dakota-doctors-urge-more-testing-after-syphilis-cases-increased-1-877-in-2021/article_89c4c21c-bb7b-5c17-8c1d-2f28dce428f4.html https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/south-dakota-doctors-urge-more-testing-after-syphilis-cases-increased-1-877-in-2021/article_89c4c21c-bb7b-5c17-8c1d-2f28dce428f4.html https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/south-dakota-doctors-urge-more-testing-after-syphilis-cases-increased-1-877-in-2021/article_89c4c21c-bb7b-5c17-8c1d-2f28dce428f4.html https://www.blackhillsfox.com/authors/AleahBurggraff-1/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/authors/AleahBurggraff-1/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2022/04/30/summer-approaches-officials-warn-about-different-critters-that-come-out-with-bite/ https://www.blackhillsfox.com/2022/04/30/summer-approaches-officials-warn-about-different-critters-that-come-out-with-bite/ https://www.newscenter1.tv/tick-season-underway-for-south-dakota-residents/ https://www.newscenter1.tv/bios/darsha-nelson/ https://www.newscenter1.tv/put-summer-heat-in-retreat-protect-yourself-this-summer-season/ https://www.newscenter1.tv/put-summer-heat-in-retreat-protect-yourself-this-summer-season/ https://www.kotatv.com/authors/AleahBurggraff-1/

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Cindy Nelly, DNP, CNM/APRN Healthcare Executive | Strategic Program Development | Global Operations

Professional Summary Accomplished healthcare executive with over 20 years of experience leading high-impact clinical programs, specializing in mobilizing, transitioning, and sustaining healthcare services in complex environments. Proven expertise in clinical governance, healthcare logistics, program management, and business development for large-scale healthcare initiatives across domestic and international platforms. Skilled in strategic planning, operational oversight, and multi-million-dollar budget management, with a track record of collaborating with international organizations, government agencies, and local stakeholders to drive sustainable healthcare solutions.

Education

● Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) – Frontier Nursing University, KY, 2020

● Master of Science in Nursing (Nurse-Midwifery) – University of Florida, FL, 2011

● Bachelor of Science in Nursing – University of Central Florida, FL, 2010

● Associate of Science in Nursing – Santa Fe College, FL, 1999

● Master of Applied Science (Humanitarian Health) – Johns Hopkins Bloomberg

School of Public Health, Candidate, 2022

Professional Experience Vice President of Clinical Services Aspen Medical US 01/2024 – Present

● Leads clinical governance and operational oversight for Aspen Medical’s domestic and international healthcare programs, emphasizing regulatory compliance, quality standards, and operational efficiency.

● Spearheaded an ADVON team deployment to Haiti, establishing a Role 2 hospital for the Department of Defense, showcasing expertise in logistics, team coordination, and resource management in austere environments.

● Develops and implements healthcare service models focusing on immigration health, border health, and veteran services, with an emphasis on program sustainability and compliance with government and military standards.

Chief Nursing Officer & Program Consultant AMI Expeditionary Health Washington, DC

● Directed development of healthcare delivery models for underserved populations in immigration and border health settings, overseeing a budget of approximately $30 million annually.

● Managed a comprehensive professional development plan for domestic and international nursing staff, with a focus on performance excellence and equitable workforce representation.

● Represented clinical operations at the executive level, driving equity and inclusion initiatives while collaborating with global health entities, including the UN, WHO, and African Union.

● Developed staffing matrices, conducted cost analyses, and ensured compliance across 10+ international and domestic clinics, improving operational effectiveness and resource allocation.

Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Premier Medical Group

● Supervised company operations, including IT, contract management, and COVID- 19 testing and vaccination programs, with a total program budget exceeding $60 million.

● Oversaw the administration of over 2 million COVID-19 tests and 100,000 vaccinations in urban, peri-urban, and rural U.S. locations, coordinating with Departments of Health and ensuring accurate reporting, data management, and adherence to CDC guidelines.

● Established and managed an Alternative Care Site (ACS) for COVID-positive asylum seekers in Tucson, Arizona, optimizing resource use under a $5 million budget.

● Led strategic initiatives to enhance organizational growth, identified cross-program opportunities, and fostered partnerships with private, state, and county clients.

Medical Lead, COVID-19 Medevac Hospital AMI, United Nations (UN) and World Health Organization (WHO)

● Provided clinical leadership for the establishment of a WHO/UN Medevac COVID- 19 hospital in Accra, Ghana, overseeing an approximately $8 million budget.

● Collaborated with Ghanaian WHO representatives to develop operational protocols, staffing rosters, and quality improvement initiatives, ensuring alignment with international standards.

● Directed a train-the-trainer program and implemented infection control protocols for the COVID-19 care continuum, strengthening the hospital’s response capability.

Project Manager, COVID-19 Response AMI Expeditionary Health Aruba, San Diego, New York City

● Managed rapid COVID-19 response projects across diverse settings, coordinating infection control, workforce planning, and patient care delivery with a budget of approximately $15 million.

● Oversaw multidisciplinary teams in high-acuity environments, achieving project objectives for infection control and quality of care while managing operational partnerships with CDC and HHS.

● Led the implementation of deliverable activities and mobilization for two high-profile COVID-19 epicenter responses in NYC and San Diego, covering over 1200 total patient days and ensuring compliance with public health protocols.

Clinical Manager Certified Nurse Midwife/Advance Practice Registered Nurse

Aspen Medical, Hammam Al-Alil (Mosul), Iraq

● Provided clinical oversight and management at an Emergency Obstetric and

Newborn Care facility, working within a $5 million contract.

● Developed and conducted training programs for Iraqi nationals in obstetric care, trauma, and surgical first assist, fostering local capacity and skill development.

● Collected data for over 2,000 case reports, enabling robust statistical analysis and informed decision-making for the facility’s operational planning.

Clinical Consultant Certified Nurse Midwife/ Advance Practice Registered Nurse Syrian American Medical Society Jordan, Lebanon

● Delivered reproductive and primary healthcare to Syrian refugees, managing program implementation in refugee camps with a $3 million annual budget.

● Conducted assessments and coordinated OB/GYN consultations, addressing the complex healthcare needs of refugees in remote locations.

● Collaborated with local and international healthcare providers to establish clinical protocols for obstetric, gynecologic, and fertility care.

Clinical Director The Birth Center at Comprehensive Women’s Health Certified Nurse Midwife / Advance Practice Registered Nurse Gainesville, FL

● Led the setup and operational management of a new free-standing birth center, overseeing policy development, credentialing, and quality improvement measures within a $2 million budget.

● Established training programs for midwifery staff, focusing on high-risk obstetric assessment, infection control, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

● Drove administrative compliance with OSHA, AABC, and interdisciplinary guidelines, optimizing patient safety and operational efficiency.

Certified Nurse Midwife / Advance Practice Registered Nurse Women’s Health at Cooley Dickinson Hospital 2014 – 2016 Northampton, MA

● Delivered comprehensive gynecological and obstetric care for a diverse patient population, including LGBTQ and underserved groups, managing a program budget of approximately $1 million annually.

● Led initiatives to improve patient outcomes and service delivery, including participation in quality improvement committees and the Baby-Friendly Initiative.

Project Manager The University of Florida, AIM for Africa 2007 – 2013 Gambia, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Morocco, Spain

● Directed healthcare education programs and infection control initiatives in collaboration with local healthcare providers, working within a cumulative $10 million grant budget.

● Conducted needs assessments and developed sustainability plans integrating community-based health education, monitoring, and evaluation strategies.

● Fostered economic sustainability through skills training programs, leveraging cultural engagement tools such as theater and visual arts to improve healthcare literacy and community participation.

International Coordinator and Grants Assistant Center for Arts in Healthcare, Research, and Education (CAHRE) 2005 – 2013 University of Florida

● Coordinated interdisciplinary teams for international healthcare projects, managing grants, medical supplies, and community partnerships for projects funded with over $3 million in grants.

● Developed SOPs and secured resources for rural health initiatives, establishing sustainable healthcare programs in underserved areas.

Key Skills

● Strategic Program Development & Mobilization

● Healthcare Governance & Compliance

● Multi-million Dollar Budget Management

● Operational Excellence & Quality Improvement

● Stakeholder Engagement & Partnership Building

L. ELIZABETH O’HARGAN

QUALIFICATIONS PROFILE

CORE COMPETENCIES

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

• Development and implementation of estimates, as well as close monitoring of expenditures and invoices;

Director of Logistics continued

• Supervision and mentoring of logistics team of one to two employees; ensuring efficient daily

performance;

• Provision of logistical support, including training facility, ranges or other venues, catering,

email management

OTHER EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Adult and Pediatric First Aid/Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)/Automated External Defibrillator

(AED) Certifications

Top Skills Research Budgeting Accounting

Languages French

Olivia Tautkus Director of Events and Operations Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Summary Professional event coordinator with ten years' experience in complex domestic and international travel and event coordination. Fifteen years of experience supporting government contracting requirements for real estate development, security and travel industries. Proficient in database development and data mining; working knowledge of export compliance requirements, from classifications to voluntary disclosures. Customer focused with strong interpersonal skills, solid oral and written communication expertise, detail oriented and resourceful, specializing in problem resolution and implementing streamlined organizational practices.

Experience

Vision Quest Solutions Director of Events and Operations August 2023 - Present (1 year 7 months)

Coordinate hotels, conference rooms, transportation, interpreters and caterers for international events for the the Global Antiterrorism Assistance Program (GATA) / Special Program for Embassy Augmentation and Response (SPEAR). Event counts range 5-10 per month, up to 85 persons per event.

Create and modify event budgets, negotiate service provider costs, track expenses, process invoices.

Created user-friendly Filemaker relational database saving 25-50% labor in tracking events, costs and vendor information. Programmed database to generate budgets, RFPs and purchase orders.

Phalanx Group International LLC.

Program Logistics Coordinator July 2018 - August 2023 (5 years 2 months) Virginia Beach, Virginia

Coordinate hotels, conference rooms, transportation, interpreters and caterers for international events for the Global Antiterrorism Assistance Program (GATA) / Special Program for Embassy Augmentation and Response (SPEAR). Event counts range 5-15 per month, up to 36 persons per event.

Supervise coordination of international flights for ATA prime contractor as well as create and implement the travel coordinator policy in accord with the Fly America Act.

Create and modify event budgets, negotiate service provider costs, track expenses, process invoices.

Created user-friendly Filemaker relational database saving 25-50% labor in tracking events, costs and vendor information. Programmed database to generate budgets, RFPs, purchase orders and automatic notifications.

Deco Inc.

Program and Travel Coordinator May 2012 - July 2018 (6 years 3 months) Norfolk, Virginia Area

Coordinated flights for instructors on the Global Antiterrorism Assistance Program (GATA) and Special Program for Embassy Augmentation and Response (SPEAR) in accord with the Fly America Act. Solely handled 90% of total ATA program instructor flight coordination.

Informed the design of corporate custom project management software which enabled one individual to support the flight coordination workload of normatively two or more individuals.

Implemented new and expanded existing DECO corporate travel rewards programs to maximize travel spend returns. Optimized rental car program to provide 4-5% cash return to DECO and rewards on airline spend to reduce corporate travel costs.

Developed and implemented travel policies, procedures, standards, and directives accord with program requirements and the Fly America Act.

Interfaced with project managers, deputy contract managers, contract supervisors, assistants, travel agents and other consulting and support staff to ensure optimum DECO client and traveler satisfaction.

Advised and supported DECO's Export Compliance program, specifically for ITAR and EAR. Determined GATA and SPEAR courses potentially requiring 38(b)(2) exemption letters and requested same from State. Created filing system for export compliance requirements, including classifications, restricted party screening resolutions, export authorizations, voluntary disclosures, shipments and policies. Reviewed shipments, classified items, resolved restricted party screening hits, prepared export license applications and voluntary disclosure.

Created relational database in Access to manage export compliance requirements.

Created SCORM courses on export and corporate ethics compliance;

administered Learning Management System (LMS) and distributed initial or annual refresher compliance courses to employees.

ACADEMI (A Constellis Company) Sr. Import Export Specialist June 2009 - May 2012 (3 years) Moyock, North Carolina

Created user-friendly relational databases in Access for tracking import/export documents, export compliance training and statistical data. Created efficient electronic document filing system for easy retrieval of relevant import/export records.

Routinely screen for restricted parties, research and resolve potential matches to ensure company compliance with federal regulations. Use Lexis Nexis and other research tools as well as interfacing with applicable government agencies for resolution of matches.

Management of License, Technical Assistance Agreement, General Correspondence, and Voluntary Disclosure records.

Assigned export compliance and annual security clearance refresher training to employees and contractors. Created reports verifying global corporate employee and contractor training status.

Assigned incoming service requests to department staff based on staff area of expertise.

The Community Builders, Inc.

Development Assistant January 2006 - October 2008 (2 years 10 months)

Ensured smooth flow of 20 million in development funds into the Broad Creek Renaissance project, which became the most profitable in TCB's Mid-Atlantic portfolio. Obtained and delivered required project progress documentation as well as completed timely funding requests to investors.

Managed streamlined operations of real estate development administrative affairs for Norfolk office, including staff support, as well as developing, managing, and implementing efficient office procedures.

Coordinated with housing authority to streamline MWBE reporting requirements resulting in 75% reduction in staff time devoted to report processing.

Records management of hard copy and electronic files for complex Hope VI developments. Organized, indexed and archived Norfolk and Pittsburgh office project documents for easy retrieval by corporate legal and accounting staff.

Composed, typed correspondence and transmittals, screened telephone calls, scheduled appointments, coordinated arrangements for meetings, arranged travel reservations and accommodations, published weekly progress meeting minutes and processed construction inspection reports

Instrumental in obtaining documents and coordinating group effort in submitting successful 2006 low income housing tax credit applications, bringing an additional 2.1 million in tax credit equity.

Maintained budgets and consultant accounts for Hope VI developments Broad Creek Renaissance and East Downtown Revival. Processed contractor and consultant applications for payment, coded invoices, processed check requests and completed project insurance applications, including obtaining all corresponding certificates, ensuring uninterrupted coverage.

Lemole Pointon Architects Administrative Assistant May 2005 - December 2005 (8 months)

Processed construction inspection reports; recorded weekly progress meeting minutes; requisitioned funds for development projects; assisted with general accounting functions; position continued under The Community Builders Inc.

Chesapeake Bay Helicopters Administrative Assistant 2004 - 2005 (1 year)

Coordinated schedules for aircraft, instructors, students and maintenance;

assisted general office operations, including maintaining client files, accounts, and inventory. Edited Department of Transportation and daily Incursion Reports on pipelines for corporate clientele.

Adventure Aviation Customer Service Manager 2004 - 2004 (less than a year)

Coordinated schedules for aircraft, instructors, students and maintenance;

supervised intern student workers. Maintained student files and accounts using Excel and Quickbooks; coordinated with independent financing agency for payment. Fielded incoming calls from prospective students and provided information on flight training for a Private Pilot’s License; managed website information and design (www.comefly.net)

Education Old Dominion University Bachelor's, History · (2005 - 2009)

Christendom College Associates, Liberal Arts/Humanities · (1994 - 1996)

Sean M. O’Connor

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Proficient Security Professional with over 30 years experience managing, leading and conducting security operations in high to low-risk environments. Highly experienced proficient instructor that has created, planned, implemented and supervised training courses for the U.S Border Patrol, Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC), outside agencies and foreign government officials. Proven combat leader that has successfully led men under direct fire in a combat zone with a wealth of knowledge and experience in Special Operations as well as Personnel Protection in a high threat environment.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Independent Security Consultant – Full Kit Solutions LLC, Worldwide Availability.

January 2019 - Present

• Project Manager, Vision Quest Solutions (VQS), LLC, Responsible for up to 40 Security Agents conducting 24-hour operations for multiple projects, some spanning 50 miles of remote and treacherous terrain. This included coordination with multiple construction teams working many sub projects in numerous locations.

• Planned, coordinated, and supervised security operations for remote Border Wall Projects

• Conducted Pre-Deployment Site Survey and Developed Action Plans for Border Wall Projects

• Established Standard Operating Procedures for security and medical posture within VQS

• Experienced Firearms Instructor assisting in state security certifications for VQS.

• Conducted course evaluations and re-write for US Department of State, GATA II Courses

US Border Patrol Agent – US Border Patrol, Southwest, and Northern Border February 2006 – January 2019 / April 1995 to October 2000

• US Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC) Operator

• Planned, coordinated and supervised special operations as Team Leader

• Created, implemented and supervised firearms and tactics training courses

• Established Standard Operating Procedures as Operations Officer for Tucson Sector

• Experienced Firearms Instructor and Helicopter Rappel Master

• Lead Instructor BORTAC Selection / Certification and Mobile Response Team Course

• Awarded Quality Step Increases and Cash Awards for superior performance

Infantry Platoon Leader - 1/158 Infantry, AZARNG US Army, Gardez, Afghanistan January 2007 - March 2008

• Ranger qualified, experienced and successful combat leader https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-o-connor-257938145/

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• Coordinated and supervised daily security operations traveling outside of secure locations

• Personally led missions under direct / indirect enemy fire to successful completion

• Implemented effective plans and made sound decisions with zero loss of life to my element

• Instituted training plans, standard operating procedures and enforced standards

• Developed subordinate leaders and encouraged individual initiative for mission success

• Awarded Bronze Star Medal and Combat Infantryman’s Badge

Federal Air Marshal - Federal Air Marshal Service, Seattle, WA January 2002 - February 2006

• Planned and Supervised International Missions as Team Leader

• Effectively coordinated protection of US Air Carriers while operating on high-risk flights

• Awarded Cash Awards for superior performance

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science – General Studies – Eastern Oregon State College June 1991 Couse Work: History, Political Science, Military Science*

ACCOMPLISHED TRAINING COURSES

CBP Firearms Instructor…