Victor Colon

• Led group Bible study for five to seven members
• Certified as a Lay Supply Pastor for the GMC (Mar 2022-May 2024)
• Functioned as the the church treasurer and lay leader from Jan 2023 to Dec 2023.
• As chairperson (Jan 2024-Dec 2024) led and facilitated agenda meeting and church leadership meetings to provide guidance and the accomplishment of church goals such as outreach, missional funding, creation and/or edit of policies.
• Ordained Deacon for the GMC June 2024
• Constructed and conducted a total of 30 sermons for two different congregations (Mar 2022-Present)

Trained nearly 200 hours to enforce local, state, and federal laws and ordinances to promote community security and prevent crime.

• Followed protocols and procedures to perform tasks quickly and minimize mistakes.
• Trained to surveil criminal suspects and assigned locations, documenting suspect behavioral patterns for inclusion in intelligence reports.
• Conducted physical training to keep fit and perform job duties productively.

• Worked with the Life-Cycle Mission Data Plan (LMDP) which defined specific Intelligence Mission Data (IMD) requirements for a program which became more detailed as the system progressed toward Initial Operational Capability (IOC).
• • Used the knowledge derived from the LMDPs to affect procurement through the sharing of knowledge with all intelligence providers. This IMD was be used in the creation of products with increased precision for the weapon systems’ procurement cycle. These products assisted the acquisition community with threat-based requirements; not only for survivability but also for mission accomplishment. IMD development, production, and sharing supported acquisition programs’ efforts and operational systems.
• • IMD includes, but was not limited to the following functional areas: characteristics and performance (C&P), electronic warfare integrated reprogramming (EWIR), order of battle (OOB), geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) and signatures.

• Provided finished, integrated all-source intelligence on insurgent organizations, affiliations, leadership, and weapons at the detail required to support lethal and non-lethal operations that counter insurgent, IED, and related threat networks.

• Active TOP SECRET clearance and granted access to Sensitive Compartmented Information based on a Single Scope Background Re-Investigation completed in December 2007.
• • Supervised 50 personnel across six unique missions who performed language and intelligence analysis on hundreds of international targets in support of national-level policy makers; specifically, liaised with leadership from six divisions and four branches, maintaining stewardship of over $3 million in assets.
• • Increased operational productivity by 95% and directed the creation of three Branch Skills Training programs, ensuring 100% mission certification and providing for the prosecution of high priority illicit finance targets.
• • Collaborated with other intelligence agencies and operational forces in support of daily operations and planning. Managed 300 multi-service personnel, through five subordinates, across seven distinct offices. This resulted in the entire office to perform at their highest and to be recognized by internal and outside higher management.
• • Oversaw reporting procedures, encompassing and highlighting the branches critical reporting on the movement of over 7,000 targets and the criminal exchange of more than $18 million. • Monitored organization’s language program, for 300 personnel, and was responsible for an annual training budget of $200k; resulting in 100% of all personnel to be trained and to achieve a 99% (298/300) language testing pass rate.
• • Supervised six personnel, the development of over 10,000 intelligence files and nearly 10 networks of interests was achieved; collaborated among five missions to focus in and vet specific Latin American targets.

• Served as the Tactical Information Operations analyst in support of military operations in the Middle East, resulting in the arrest of 20 high-value targets.
• As a Geo Metadata Analyst, provided concise intelligence to the Naval Special Warfare Detachment, the Intelligence Analyst Office, and the Tactical Information Office. This analysis contributed to the increased safety and security to both Iraqi and US forces.

- Led 20 linguists and analysts across three high-priority missions; efforts led directly to the seizure of 142 metric tons of contraband, with a street value of nearly $3 billion, and the arrest of over 500 international narcotics traffickers.

- Produced 500 reports, which resulted in the seizure of 16.9 metric tons of contraband valued at $341 million and the arrest of nearly 40 narcotics traffickers.

- Restructured reporting criteria, which decreased obsolete collection by 65% and increased reporting productivity by 40%.

• Created nearly 1000 time-sensitive reports in support of national objectives; provided security for reconnaissance flights operating in the vicinity of Middle Eastern and North African targets

•Offered important strategic and tactical information gleaned from foreign sources.

• Assisted the chaplains in creating and organizing three outreach programs.
• Assisted in providing literature and other resources to guide 50 congregation members.
• Offered administrative support that allowed chaplains to conduct religious ceremonies and events.
• Maintained religious records and documents.
• Supported religious leaders in performing various duties.