LTC Matthew Ferguson

Army | Logistics Officer

Dates of Service: May 1988 - Jan 2009

RETIRED

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Commissioning Source: ROTC, May 1988

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I am actively seeking new challenges. In these challenging times, Companies must be innovative, collaborative and agile. With twenty-five years as a U.S. Army commissioned officer (retired) and within the private sector, my expertise is in building high performance teams and providing leadership for up to 160,000 personnel. I possess a strong track record leading large-scale projects. I served for twenty years as a U.S. Army commissioned Officer. I've worked in both Baghdad, Iraq, and at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, earning a Bronze Star in 2006. During my time with the U.S. Army, I also received my MSA from Central Michigan University. Since my retirement in 2009, I have worked at companies such as Computer Sciences Corporation and Eagle Systems (Columbia Group) and Man Tech International.

Military Experiences

May 1988 - Jan 2009

Lieutenant Colonel

Various Units World-Wide | Various Locations World-wide

Various positions of increasing responsibilities culminating in retirement as Lieutenant Colonel • Provided leadership, continual assessment, planning, implementation, maintenance, direction and strategic planning for Army Installations worldwide that directly influences the resource allocation of over $5 Billion (Pentagon, Washington, D.C. 2009). • Utilized my ability to work cross functionally within Installation Management, but also across the Army which resulted in being selected to lead an engineering project development team consisting of several disciplines that developed and planed a $250 Million strategic railroad from Fort Bliss, Texas to White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico that had Congressional oversight.

Deployments

(2 years, 2 months)

Oct 2005 - Sep 2006

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)

As the G3, Deputy ISF, negotiated Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with Coalition Forces and NATO which resulted in the establishment 9 newly Iraqi Motor Transport Regiments that immediately improved the competency of their logisticians and emphasizing force protection. Lead Logistics Mentor for Iraq J4, Baghdad, Iraq, in Iraqi MOD.

Jan 2003 - Feb 2004

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)

As the 19th Support Center’s Chief Ground Maintenance directed logistics, maintenance, equipment, material management and support for 2 heavy Divisions and 10 V Corps combat Brigades comprising approximately 160,000 personnel (Wiesbaden, Germany/Balad, Iraq, 2002-2004).