Eric Patten

Eric Patten has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries. Eric currently works as the Lead Business Consultant at American Technology Solutions International Corp. (ATSI). Prior to this, they were the President and CEO of Ocean Aero Inc, where they led the development and deployment of a unique robotic ocean-going platform for data gathering. Eric also served as the President of MARSEC Consulting, providing insight into the Maritime and Security industries.

Eric has held a key position at Esri, where they served as the Director of Defense and Intelligence Global Solutions, responsible for global marketing strategies and programs. Eric was also a Director at TracPlus Global Ltd, where they contributed to the development of seamless global tracking software.

In addition to their corporate roles, Eric worked as an Adjunct Faculty/Course Developer at Ashford University, specializing in Homeland Security. Eric began their career in the US Navy as a Naval Aviator and served for a significant period of time. During their naval career, they held various positions, including Navigator/Underway Command Duty Officer on the USS RONALD REAGAN.

Eric's expertise and achievements include strategic planning, team leadership, business development, and disaster relief management.

Eric Patten has a diverse education history. Eric obtained a Masters degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College in the years 1999-2000. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelors degree in Political Science at Washington State University from 1981-1985. In addition, Eric attended the US Navy Command Leadership School in 2002 to further develop their leadership skills. Eric also attended the US Naval Post Graduate School from an unknown start year to 2001, where they focused on Aviation Safety. Patten gained practical training at the US Navy Flight School from 1985-1986, refining their aviation abilities. Lastly, they attended the US Navy Senior Shore Station Leadership program in 2007 to enhance their knowledge of military installation management.