Greg Brown

Greg Brown has a diverse work experience, primarily in the fields of education and training services and aviation. Greg started their career as a Safety Officer in HMH-463 and later served as a Maintenance Officer and Director of Safety and Standardization in HMH-366. Greg then joined HMT-302 as an Operations Officer and later became a Maintenance Officer. Greg served in the United States Marine Corps for several years as a CH-53 Pilot and a Pilot. After their military service, Greg worked as a Senior Analyst at JTerry & Associates and then as a Project Manager at Harris. Greg transitioned to Logis-Tech, inc where they worked as a Business Development professional. Currently, Greg is the Director of Education and Training Services at Helicopter Association International.

Greg Brown's education history is as follows:

Greg Brown attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University from 1993 to 1996, where they earned a Master of Science (MS) degree in Aeronautical Science with a focus on Aviation/Airway Management and Operations.

In 2000 to 2001, Greg Brown attended Marine Corps Command & Staff College and obtained a Master of Military Science (MMS) degree in Military Science.

During 1994, Greg Brown pursued a certificate at Naval Postgraduate School, specializing in Naval Safety Officer Certification and completing the Naval Safety Officer's Course.

Greg Brown obtained their Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Geography from the University of Oklahoma between 1986 and 1988.

In 1996 to 1997, Greg Brown attended Amphibious Warfare School; however, the degree name and field of study are not specified.

In 1989, Greg Brown attended TBS DELTA 89, but the degree name and field of study are not provided.

In addition to their formal education, Greg Brown has obtained several certifications. Greg completed the "Productivity Tips: Taking Control of Email" certification from LinkedIn in May 2022. Greg Brown is also a Certified Flight Instructor Helicopter (Instrument), holds a Commercial Pilot certification for Single-Engine Land (SEL) and Rotorcraft/Helicopter (Instrument), and is certified by the Federal Aviation Administration as a Remote Pilot for Small Unmanned Systems. However, the specific months and years of these certifications are not given.