John Hulsey

John Hulsey has extensive work experience in various roles within the United States Air Force and other organizations. John currently serves as the Montgomery Business Development Lead at Illumination Works, where they provide strategic IT consulting services for government and commercial sectors. Prior to this role, John worked as the AFPEO BES Data Services Manager for the United States Air Force. John also held multiple positions within the Air Force Acquisition, including Chief Information Technology Officer for the AF Business Enterprise Systems, Deputy Director of Logistics Systems, Division Chief and Program Manager for Integrated Logistics Systems-Supply, Section Chief and Project Manager for Supply Modernization Operations and Support, Project Manager for Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS) Virtual Maintenance Operating Center, Project Manager for Combat Ammunition System (CAS), and participated in the Air Force Palace Acquire (PAQ) Intern Program. John has significant experience in managing and overseeing various IT systems, programs, and personnel, and has demonstrated expertise in budget management and strategic planning.

John Hulsey began their education at the University of Georgia - Terry College of Business, where they earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree in Management Information Systems and Services. John attended this institution from 1984 to 1987.

After a brief break, John pursued further education at Auburn University at Montgomery. John completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a specialization in Human Resources Management and Services between 1989 and 1992.

In 1995 and 1996, John attended the USAF Air Command and Staff College as an in-residence student. While details about their specific degree or field of study during this period are not available, it can be inferred that this experience enhanced their knowledge and expertise in certain areas.

Based on the provided chronological information, this summarizes John Hulsey's education history.