J. Alexander Hamilton

Shaped U.S. national security policy and strategy by leading 12-person hybrid team on intellectual protection, aligning government & industry priorities.

Directed cross-functional collaboration with federal agencies and U.S. industry stakeholders to advance U.S. commercial interests globally.

Played a key role in negotiating two international treaties with direct implications for trade and innovation.

Built high-performing teams through mentoring civil & foreign service officers weekly, improving operations.

Advised senior U.S. military leaders on geopolitics and foreign policy and fostered cross-functional coordination across military, diplomatic, and international stakeholders in Europe.

Led interagency coordination and strategic planning during two major global crises: the Afghanistan evacuation and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Unified efforts across military, diplomatic, and international partners under urgent and high-stakes conditions.

Directed a 300-person interagency team and $12M budget, overseeing daily operations and leading crisis management during severe flooding and the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure uninterrupted U.S. diplomatic presence and continuity of sensitive military operations. 

Advanced U.S. national security objectives in the Horn of Africa by enabling forward military deployments, deepening bilateral cooperation, and leading targeted engagement to counter malign Chinese influence.

Strengthened regional stability, enhanced strategic partnerships, and safeguarded U.S. interests through sustained diplomatic leadership. 

Managed 180 personnel and oversaw daily mission operations as acting executive officer, ensuring continuity of operations during a major renovation project. 

Delivered critical political and economic analysis of Lithuania that guided U.S. foreign policy. 

Advocated for U.S. business interests to expand market access and strengthen commercial ties. 

Facilitated the first deployment of U.S. military forces to Lithuania, reinforcing NATO’s forward presence and regional stability in the face of Russian aggression.

Seasoned Foreign Service Officer with a proven track record of advancing U.S. strategic, economic, and security interests across Asia, Europe, and Eurasia. 

Directed interagency coordination on U.S. policy toward the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), shaping initiatives on human rights, democracy, and regional stability across Europe and Central Asia. 

Advanced U.S. interests in China through public programs, speaking events, an engagement in China's northeast provinces.

Held key diplomatic roles in Russia and Uzbekistan during critical periods, advocating for U.S. businesses, strengthening bilateral ties, and managing crisis response—most notably serving as acting Consul General during the 9/11 attacks.

Delivered timely, actionable intelligence analysis to senior U.S. policymakers securely. 

Supported senior leadership as Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of State, overseeing secure information flows and high-priority briefings. 

Known for leading diverse teams, navigating complex geopolitical environments, and delivering strategic outcomes through diplomacy, policy insight, and cross-cultural and cross-functional engagement.