Tiffany Marie Bennett1101 Joyce Street, Apt 2207 ~ Arlington, Virginia 22202 ~ bennettt3@citadel.edu

(910) 443-9599

WORK EXPERIENCE Security Clearance: TS/SCI (Active DoD and DHS Suitability) 02/07/13

Booz Allen Hamilton

All Source Intelligence AnalystJob responsibility: Analyzing high-priority homeland security intelligence threats, search for specific study topics, develop a work plan, conduct research, and write studies IAW intelligence community (IC) analytic tradecraft standards. Leverage existing databases and enhance analytic output using technology, conduct bulk data analysis via queries and applications to manage large data sets and coordinate with IC and departmental counterparts.

DELTA Resources, Inc.

Confidential Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs (Cur-rent)Job responsibility: Provide direct executive support for the Assistant Secretary of Defense of International Security Affairs (ASD/ISA) in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (OUSD[P]).  · Maintain the ASD's day-to-day schedule· Coordinate foreign ambassador visits and formally meet & greet them· Prepare the ASD's daily book with all needed documents for the next day's events· Conducting all classified to unclassified computer file transfers and vice-versa· Coordinate with the National Security Council· Submitting security clearance information· Supply all logistical requests, office IT technical troubleshooter and telecommunications point of contact· Travel coordination & Visa/passport processing· Work with DIA briefer to insure continuity of intelligence provided to the ASD on what is relative to upcoming events · Maintain a flexibility to handle any unconventional issue that may arise in order to complete the mission at hand · Occasionally assisted the current USPDI while he underwent his confirmation process.

Supporting PEO Ships Acquisition and Management• Provide financial, contractual, configuration management and programmatic analysis in preparation for Program Acquisition

Resource Manager (PARM) reviews and the SCN Execution Review.• Review and analyze PARM acquisition plans, planned contract award dates and required GFE delivery dates as specified in

SPD Part III’s and the Schedule A’s of applicable shipbuilding contracts.• Update IVCS POC listings, system summary, PARM review, PARM minutes, IRA, quad charts• Track the status of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) procurements For the DDG51 class new construction programs

throughout the acquisition process.• Member of the AEGIS Modernization team working in support of PMS400F through a Memorandum of Agreement with

PEO Ships Acquisitions Management in support of the Weapons System and Hull Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) upgrades for the in service fleet of DDG51 Class Destroyers and the Weapons System upgrades for the CG47 Cruisers.

 Supporting Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acquisition, (Man-agement/Budget)• Provide direct support to ASN (RDA) for the receipt, management, and tracking to completion of various Taskers/Action Items.• Maintain supplies inventory by checking stock to determine inventory level; anticipate needed supplies; place and expedite

orders for supplies; verify receipt of supplies• Organize meetings, reserve conference rooms, and coordinate with meeting participants• Compose and edit communications, reports, and PowerPoint presentations• Assist in the development of Spending Execution Charts

CONGRESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Committee on Veterans Affairs, House of Representatives

• Provided assistance to Congressman Mitchell, the Subcommittee Chairman for Oversight and Investigation, in preparing his opening statement for a subcommittee hearing on Suicide Prevention Outreach.

• Attended multiple briefings on current events, policy, and professional development.• Read mail and sorted each letter in Capital Correspondence database daily.• Provided tours to special guests around Capitol Hill.• Provided logistical support to Veterans Affairs committee hearings.• Informed all employees at the Capitol building on matters concerning the Veterans Affairs Oversight and Investigation sub-

committee. • Applied interpersonal skills as troubled/upset veterans called, whom I gave compassion and respect and aided in resolving

their issues and concerns.

Senator Jim DeMint, United States Senate • Represented the Senator’s position when asked about key issues.• Corresponded with staffers in Senator’s various offices in SC and DC on constituent issues.• Assisted staffers on special projects: conducted research, compiled information into databases, made contacts and established

relationships on behalf of the Senator, and wrote summaries on current issues to update staffers. • Maintained Intranet Quorum and the JDnet data bases.

Congressman Mike C. McIntyre, United States House of Representatives • Attended Arm Services Committee hearings, Ex: “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” in the place of Congressman McIntyre and pre-

pared a briefing for him on what was discussed.• Prepared summaries for Congressman McIntyre, to include analyzing President Obama’s 2010 National Security Strategy. • Completed summaries for meetings and provide these briefings up the proper chain of command. by attending multiple brief-

ings with/in the place of legislative assistants. • Organized and maintained databases to providing quicker access to constituent concerns and to improve coordination of lo-

gistical support for congressional events.• Led guided tours of the Capitol building, up to 20 people attended at a time.• Organized constituent and federal agency mail daily to the proper legislative assistants and staff assistants.• Spoke with constituents or other interested affiliates who contacted the office.

EDUCATION

New College, Oxford UniversityOxford Study Abroad, Oxford, United Kingdom, May 2014 – June 2014Tutorial Topic: British Intelligence Services

M.A. in Statecraft and National Security Affairs, Institute of World Politics (IWP)Specialization: IntelligenceWashington D.C., Graduated: Spring 2014

Defense Acquisition University ACQ 101, Fundamentals of Systems Acquisitions (Certificate of completion Spring, 2012)

Bachelors of Science in Political Science, The Citadel, Military College of South Carolina Specialization: International Politics and Military AffairsCharleston SC, Graduated: Spring 2011

HONORS/AWARDS• Principal Officer Award: For providing outstanding customer service, beyond traditional expectations, to the Office of the Under

Secretary of Defense for Policy (OUSD-P) and proactively managing manpower reductions to maintain excellence and customer satisfaction. August 3rd, 2013

• Certificate of Recognition: For providing outstanding performance, consistent dedication, and significant contributions to DELTA’s mission and philosophy that have earned the respect of your customers, supervisors, and peers. August 2nd, 2014

• Gold Stars/Dean’s List (4.0 GPA): The Citadel, Fall of 2010 & Spring of 2011

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE • The Citadel Leadership Symposium selected participant 2010• Citadel Leadership/Human Affairs Training summer cadre 2008-2010

• Lead America Conference, Student of International Relations (Columbia University/Catholic University) 2006• North Georgia State College & University Leadership, Evaluation, and Assessment Conference 2005/2006• Spirit of America Youth Conference area ambassador, selected participant by local Masonic Community 2005

SKILLS/CERTIFICATIONSLeadership; Teamwork; Interpersonal; Analytical; Customer Service; Certified Peer Educator; Extensive Experience in musical/visual arts; Experience in self-defense (Certified Black Belt in American Karate); Golf Course Management (Managerial Experience)

FOREIGN EXPERIENCE•Macedonia, military base Camp Peplishte, Peacekeeping/negotiation tactics, through Indian River State College, Summer 2010•Universidad Sampere – Language training, Madrid, Spain, Summer Study 2009 (strong aptitude to learn a foreign language)•International Foundation for Education – Islam in the West Studies, London, England, Summer Study 2008•Traveled to The Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Mexico, and various other countries.

DETAILED SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE

Tiffany Bennett is a consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton in the Law Enforcement & Intelligence Team. She has three years of experi-ence providing program support to variety of clients at the Department of Defense (DoD). She has spent the past six years familiariz-ing herself with the national security and intelligence apparatus of the United States. Graduate school and her own experiences at the Defense of Department have sharpened her skills for research and analysis. Her initiative, employment experiences, and academic ex-perience will enable a seamless integration into any job placement and she will provide fresh insights on any given task. Ms. Benett holds an MA in National Security and Statecraft, specializing in Intelligence from The Insitute of World Politics and attended The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, where she studied international relations and military affairs and was enrolled in Army ROTC for four years. She gained invaluable leadership skills and also learned the importance of working effectively as a team. Ms. Bennett has an active Top Secret (TS/SCI) clearance.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

Booz Allen Hamilton, Consultant 10/14 – PresentMs. Bennett is a new hire at Booz Allen Hamilton and is currently exploring opportunities that Booz Allen Hamilton has to offer. She is a member of the Law Enforcement & Intelligence Team as an All Source Intelligence Analyst. Her responsibilities include analyz-ing high-priority homeland security intelligence threats, search for specific study topics, develop a work plan, conduct research, and write studies IAW intelligence community (IC) analytic tradecraft standards. Leverage existing databases and enhance analytic output using technology, conduct bulk data analysis via queries and applications to manage large data sets and coordinate with IC and depart-mental counterparts.

DELTA Resources Inc. , Program Analyst 12/11 – 10/14Ms. Bennett has held a few position at DELTA Resources Inc. within the Department of Defense. Her previous job directly supported the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs (ASD ISA). The ASD/ISA is the principal advisor to the Under Secretary of Defense Policy (USDP) and the United States Secretary of Defense on international security strategy and policy issues for the Department of Defense. The main focus of ISA incorporates organizations of Europe (including the North Atlantic Treaty Organi-zation); the Middle East; Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia; Africa; and the Western Hemisphere. ISA also oversees security cooperation programs and foreign military sales programs in these regions. Supporting the Assistant Secretary required integrating into a high-paced team which maintains 24/7 global situational awareness and an understanding of current threats. The ability to monitor, sort, prioritize, and analyze current global issues are fundamental skills to possess to best support the mission of the ISA front office. She routinely participated in collaboration and information sharing with the White House, State Department, intelligence community, and other interagency organizations. Effective communication within this role included the ability to compile and disseminate information critical to the mission of the ISA front office. Working in this office provided me with the opportunity to meet several individuals in Undersecretary for Defense Intelligence (USDI), DNI, State Department, the White House, think tanks such as CNAS, CFR, and At-lantic Council, among others.

Supporting the Assistant Secretary increased her ability to brief senior officials. Meeting high level officials and maintaining a good working relationship with their offices became second nature. Not only did she work internally to offices within the United States, she also continuously collaborated and formed relationships with foreign counterparts, including foreign embassies and organizations. In the ISA front office, the fast pace nature of the responsibilities belonging to the Assistant Secretary demanded timely and relevant in-formation sharing. Multitasking and exercising interpersonal skills are needed on a regular basis. The ability to work 12.5 hours in a 24/7 fast-paced and demanding environment was not unusual.

She also supported PEO Ships Acquisition and Management. In doing so, she provided financial, contractual, configuration manage-ment and programmatic analysis in preparation for Program Acquisition Resource Manager (PARM) reviews and the SCN Execution Review. A requirement was also to review and analyze PARM acquisition plans, planned contract award dates and required GFE de-livery dates as specified in SPD Part III’s and the Schedule A’s of applicable shipbuilding contracts. Updating IVCS POC listings, system summary, PARM review, PARM minutes, IRA, quad charts were regular everyday tasks. Tracking the status of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) procurements for the DDG51 class new construction programs throughout the acquisition process was also a reoccurring task. She was a member of the AEGIS Modernization team, working in support of PMS400F. I also supported the Weapons System and Hull Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) upgrades for the in service fleet of DDG51 Class Destroyers and the Weapons System upgrades for the CG47 Cruisers.

Her first position of employment was supporting the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acquisition. She provided direct support to ASN (RDA) for the receipt, management, and tracking to completion of various Taskers/Action Items. She maintained supplies inventory by checking stock to determine inventory level; anticipate needed supplies; place and expedite orders for supplies; verify receipt of supplies. Organizing meetings, reserving conference rooms, and coordinating with meeting participants were usual occurrences. Ms. Bennett composed and edited communications, reports, and PowerPoint presentations and also assisted in the development of Spending Execution Charts.

Outside of her education, she has spent much time abroad. In addition to foreign travel, she also spent time during furloughs interning with many congressional offices to enhance her understanding of fundamental government policies and procedures and to gain insight on how different congressional offices function. These offices include the House of Representatives Committee on Veterans Affairs, Senator Jim DeMint’s regional office in Charleston, SC, and Congressman Mike McIntyre’s office in Washington, DC.