Lawrence Strobel

Colonel

U.S. Army

United States

Professional Summary

Division Chief (Executive Manager-equivalent) and program lead conducting research, analysis and assistance o world-wide military and academic institutions. Direct collaboration, share ideas, and find solutions in governance development at the strategic and operational levels in order to improve capabilities and execution in infrastructure, medical services, political development, rule of law, economic and security reform.? Supervise 14 advanced degree holders that develop and teach four Masters Degree producing courses.? Oversaw development of two published journals and eight articles on current peacekeeping and stability operations issues.? Directed the 20% increase of senior leader education courses, lectures and papers in medical, economic, political, and legal outreach across the U.S. military, U.S. interagency, and the United NationsCommander (CEO/COO-equivalent) of a Joint Multinational Support Group consisting of nearly 400 international military and civilian personnel in support of Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum, The Netherlands. Directed support to the Headquarters, including security, transportation, supply, maintenance, field service, quartering, and all morale and welfare activities. Directed the planning, training, and maintained deployment operations lead of JFC Brunssum within and outside NATO's area of responsibility.? Provided logistics and welfare support to over 8000 personnel at the NATO Response Force exercise in the Cape Verde islands and the NATO Summit in Riga, Latvia.? More than doubled the deployment rapidity of the Support Group.? Achieved over 75% improved effectiveness in the quality of life for service members and families from 16 participating nations across six compounds in The Netherlands and Germany in the areas of alien and vehicle registration, contracting, facility engineers, club and hotel operations, craft and hobby shops, and tax-free services.Operations executive (COO-equivalent) of a deployed Division in US Army-Europe and Iraq supporting critical operations in the European Command and Central Command Areas of Responsibility. The principal authority for coordinating logistics integration and inspection of maintenance, supply, transportation, and field services.? Orchestrated the improvement of supply, maintenance, and food service operations to achieve no less than 17 unit awards from U.S. Army Europe, Department of the Army and Department of Defense.? Simultaneously planned and executed redeployment of 5000 soldiers and 1400 pieces of equipment from Kosovo, while simultaneously planning deployment of 22,000 soldiers and 13,000 pieces of equipment to Kuwait and Iraq.

Skills

Specialization

Peacekeeping and stability operations across the International Military and Civilian community of interest., Military: Serve as the subject matter expert on sustainment supporting peace and stability operations. Responsible for supervising 12 personnel who conduct research, analysis and assistance to fielded units involving the integration of political, justice,