Richard W. Cole (USMC Ret.)

Richard W. Cole (USMC Ret.) has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Richard W. most recently worked as a Safety Compliance Manager at ASM Global starting in December 2022. Prior to that, from 2019 to 2022, they were unemployed.

In 2019, Richard briefly worked as the GBAD NET Training Manager at LUMBEE TRIBE ENTERPRISES, LLC. Before that, from 2017 to 2018, they held two roles at TRU Simulation + Training. The first role was as a Maintenance Manager for C-17 Aircraft Simulations, Pilots, and Aircrew. The second role was as a Production Supervisor for the same aircraft simulations.

From 2015 to 2017, Richard served as the Maintenance and Programs / Training / Sustainability Supervisor at Marine Forces Reserve Headquarters. Richard W. managed subordinate groups and was responsible for overseeing equipment worth over $200 million.

Richard also has experience working at United States Marine Corps Technical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) as the Organization Liaison for Current & Burgeoning Systems and the Operations/Maintenance Manager. Richard W. assembled a team for training purposes, reducing overhead costs by over $200,000.

In addition, Richard worked at United States Marine Corps as the Technical Infrastructure Support Group Senior NCOIC and Operations/Maintenance Manager. Richard W. oversaw testing, training, evaluating, and quality control of equipment worth over $14 million.

Lastly, Richard's work experience includes serving as the Senior Enlisted Advisor and Communications Chief at Marine Air Support Squadron-1. Richard W. managed training, operations, and senior-level advisement for deployments and rotations.

Throughout their career, Richard has demonstrated strong leadership skills, effective management of resources, and a commitment to training and safety.

Richard W. Cole (USMC Ret.) has pursued their education at American Military University, where they have been engaged in coursework since an unspecified start year with an expected completion in 2024. Richard W.'sstudies at the university have focused on the fields of Homeland Security and Business Management.