Kevin W.

Kevin W. has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Kevin started their career in 1999 as a Service Cashier at Fazoli's Restaurant Management, LLC and also worked in property maintenance at theChurch on Strayer. Kevin then worked as a Logistics employee at Target and a Screen Press Manager at Carol Printing. Kevin later transitioned into marketing roles, serving as a Marketing Intern and later as a Field Marketing Coordinator at Damascus Homes. Kevin eventually became the Marketing Manager and Marketing Director at Damascus Homes, where they successfully managed the company brand and implemented outdoor marketing strategies. Kevin then worked at Vroooom Web as a Senior Project Manager, overseeing website and application development. Kevin later became the Director of Marketing & IT at the Institute for Healthy Living, managing strategic goals and leading a team of web developers and marketers. Kevin's most recent role is Director of Marketing at BioTouch, where they are responsible for marketing initiatives. Additionally, Kevin has served in various intelligence analyst roles in the United States Marine Corps, including Geospatial Intelligence Analyst and Senior Intelligence Analyst.

Kevin W. has a diverse education history. Kevin attended the Geospatial Intelligence School in 2019, where they pursued a degree in Imagery Analyst. Prior to that, they studied Homeland Security at American Military University from 2017 to 2019, earning a B.A. degree. Kevin also pursued an A.A. degree in Counter Terrorism Studies at American Military University from 2012 to 2014.

In terms of certifications, Kevin obtained the title of Foreign Advisor for the Department of Defense from the United States Marine Corps in December 2016. Kevin also received certification from the Marine Corps Security Cooperation Group in October 2016. Additionally, Kevin obtained a certification in Adobe Creative Suite from Sterling & Ledet in January 2007.

Before their college education, Kevin studied Mass Communications and Communications at Lee University from 2003 to 2005.