While traveling the world on diplomatic mission the Presidential Security Unit referred to as Aircraft Security Non-Commissioned Officers (ASNCO) would work with Federal, State, Local, and Host Nation Law Enforcement, Military, and National Security Personnel.

Mr. Sanchez is an accomplished, analytical and detail-oriented executive operations and management professional with over 17 years of experience in the Security, Law Enforcement and Homeland Security field.  He has formal and specialized training in various aspects of Security Management and Administration, which includes Program and Project Management, Personnel Management, Contract Management/Administration, Hostage Negotiation, Executive Protection, Aircraft and Facility Protection Operations.  Extensive domestic and international travel experience, while managing support staff and interfacing effectively with local and foreign nationals, to ensure the safety of U.S. citizens, property and information. 

From 2000 – 2007 Mr. Sanchez held multiple positions with Triumph Technologies Inc.  his last position was Vice President of Business Development were he functioned as the deputy to the Executive Vice President.  Mr. Sanchez has successfully tracked business opportunities and built successful teaming alliances on contract efforts ranging from $400,000 to $170,000,000.

Mr. Sanchez was the Director for Operations for Triumph Technologies, Inc. where he functioned as the deputy to the Chief Operating Officer.  He was responsible for the oversight and management of more than 25 governmental and commercial contracts supporting diverse federal agencies including Department of Energy (DOE), Department of Defense (DOD), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), National Institute of Health (NIH), Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), U.S. Dept of State, etc.

As the Program Director for the Bureau of Diplomatic Security Office of Overseas Protective Operations, Mr. Sanchez provided direct operational oversight and management of over 55 contractor personnel providing program management services for the various office programs and initiatives with an annual budget of over $500,000,000.  Analyzed program procedures for the purpose of improving the efficiency, accuracy and effectiveness of technical, fiscal and administrative operations.  Provided contractor management oversight for the Local Guard Program, Residential Security Program, Surveillance Detection Program, High Threat Protection, Financial Management Initiative, Contract Management Initiative, Information Management Initiative, and Worldwide Personnel Protection Services Program.

As the Program Manager, Mr. Sanchez provided leadership and guidance to a diversified team consisting of Senior Contract Specialists, Senior Financial Managers, Senior Surveillance Detection Program Managers, Security Program Managers, Information Technology Specialists, Information Management specialists, and Executive Secretarial and Administrative staff members.  The team Mr. Sanchez managed was accredited with Triumph Technologies, Inc. receiving the 2003 U.S. Department of State Assistant Secretary Award of Excellence for consistently providing professional personnel services in the area of security management, financial management, information management and program management review.

Mr. Sanchez convened a website committee in order to create a website design, development, modification and maintenance process that would insure the site portrays an image consistent with corporate goals and objectives.  Designed and developed multiple client websites to include the Triumph Technologies Inc corporate website, National Science Foundation Small Business Innovation Research / Small Business Technology Transfer, USAID 2004 Procurement Conference, TRICARE Central Regional Workshop and the Diplomatic Security Office of Overseas Protection Operations intranet Web-Portal.  Mr. Sanchez functioned as the webmaster and supervised the website development staff.  

As the Security Project Officer he provided guidance to embassy security personnel on force protection enhancements and improvements of Diplomatic Security overseas anti-terrorism and force protection security programs.  Reviewed and approved security contract solicitations and modifications to ensure they are prepared in accordance with department standards.  Conducted force protection/anti-terrorism assessments of embassy security programs and made written recommendations for improving the technical and physical security environment.  Mr. Sanchez was responsible for reviewing and approving the budgets of Embassies and Consulates in the Near Eastern and South Asian region valued at over $20 million.  He ensured budget submissions as well as unscheduled and emergency funding requests were being used judiciously for the purpose allotted by Congress.  

Mr. Sanchez functioned as the Senior Data Administrator responsible for daily supervision of the data management staff consisting of the Information Technology Specialist and 6 Data Technicians.  Provided technical direction in database development, data analysis, data sharing procedures and data storage and retrieval processes.  Researched and documented end user data storage and retrieval requirements, and recommend data management process solutions.  Responsible for the management, supervision, development and implementation of computerized databases and other computer programs in order to facilitate managerial decision-making and analysis of overall program effectiveness of the various branches comprising the Office of Facility Protection Operations.  He Coordinated the installation and configuration of Local Guard Force databases at U.S. Embassies worldwide to include training of embassy personnel.  He was a featured speaker for Regional Security Officer Conferences sponsored by the U.S. Department of State in support of Senior Department Executives on issues pertaining to Local Guard, Residential Security, Surveillance Detection, Financial Management, Program Reviews and Data Management tools in operation at 260 U.S. Embassies, Consulates and official facilities worldwide.  Overseen the modification of more than 110 Local Guard Force contracts at U.S. Missions and responsible for the tracking and analysis of monthly invoices for services provided.

As the Security Program Assistant he provided support for the worldwide Local Guard and Residential Security program, Surveillance Detection program, and the Security Standards Tracking program.  Coordinated and conducted on-site reviews to assess the quality of guard services provided by the commercial contractor against mandated DS security standards and local guard contractual requirements.  Provided briefings of findings to principle officers at the embassy.  Analyzed information submitted from over 260 missions worldwide and a variety of other sources for validity, accuracy and applicability. Designed, developed and administered databases containing data relevant to the Facility Protection Division programs.  Designed and developed an MS Access Guard Schedule Database which has successfully detected inaccuracies in billing practices on several of the 110 guard force contracts supporting U.S. Embassies and Consulates worldwide.

As a Justice Protective Service Officer (Special Deputy U.S. Marshal) he was responsible for enforcing federal laws enacted for the protection of personnel, property and sensitive information.  Maintained operational control of the Justice Protective Service (JPS) Control Center. Monitored Access Control, CCTV, Facility and Duress Alarm Systems. Dispatched officers securing 14 Federal buildings under U.S. Department of Justice jurisdiction. Researched and designed over 40 comprehensive and detailed facility maps utilized during emergency situations and for training purposes.  Served as liaison between the Security Emergency Planning Staff and JPS Officers.  Developed a database which simplified scheduling while reducing overtime by 4%. Developed and/or maintained multiple Databases for tracking the Security Control Center daily operations.

Nov 91 - - Jan 99     Security Specialist / Police 

During his multi-term service in the U.S. Air Force as a Security Specialist (Military Police), Mr. Sanchez held multiple responsibilities which included Aircraft Security Non-commissioned Officer in Charge supervising security for executive aircraft and resources involved in transporting the United States President, Vice President, Executive, Legislative and visiting Foreign Dignitary Delegations. Performed in-flight security duties to counter potential hijacking situations and terrorist threats.  As a Hostage Negotiator he supported the preparation of contingency plans and maintained a capacity to counter hostage situations on military installations. He was trained to isolate, contain and neutralize terrorist or hostage incidents. As the Mission Scheduler Assistant he conducted Intelligence gathering on regional stability and security standards for all foreign and domestic airports affected by intelligence reports. Developed an automated investigation and reporting database system which increased productivity by 75%. 

During assignment on a military installation containing nuclear arsenal resources, he provided immediate tactical response and deployment to security incidents emanating from critical priority resources.  Responsible for Neutralizing threats, conducting sweeps / searches, apprehensions, guarding apprehended personnel, and initiating recovery / recapture operations of critical national security resources. 

As a Ceremonial Guardsman he performed ceremonies for the U.S. President and foreign heads of state at the White House, Pentagon and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Coordinated protocol arrangements for high level meetings between U.S. and foreign heads of state. Mr. Sanchez functioned as the Assistant Officer in Charge of the Armory.

In 1989 Mr. Sanchez joined the California Conversation Corps and was stationed in Lake Tahoe, CA.  He was a member of a crew that fought forest fires and performed reforestation of areas damaged by wild fires. 

In late 1990 early 1991, He attended the Reserve Police Officer and Correctional Officer Academy courses of the Criminal Justice Training Center on the Modesto Junior College campus.  He completed the courses and was Certified by the California Commission of Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST).

Mr. Sanchez has received the following specialized certification/training:

• Reserve Police Officer in levels I & II - California (POST)

• U.S. Air Force Apprentice Security Specialist (Military Police Academy)

• Correctional Officer – Criminal Justice Training Center, MJC Modesto, CA

• Project Management Principles – Management Concepts, Vienna VA

• Oracle SQL and PL/SQL - Northern VA Community College (NVCC)

• Oracle 9i Database Administration/Management Part I and II - NVCC

• Wildfire, Emergency Response, and Flood Training – California Conversation Corps

 Mr. Sanchez holds a Top Secret security clearance (SSBI) SCI eligible.  Bilingual – Spanish, U.S. citizenship.

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