Senior Executive Service in 2006 and was assigned as Laboratory Director to provide R&D as well as technical support to the director of ISSO on acquisition and management of technology, intelligence systems, and related methodologies to support the organization.
JEFFERY SHELTON
Deputy Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force
Mr. Jeff ery Shelton assists the administrative assistant in executing the responsibilities of the offi ce, which includes performing high-level assignments according to secretarial policies, goals, and objectives. He oversees the execution and programming of the Headquarters, U.S. Air
Force, portfolio with an annual budget of $5.6 billion and 37,000 personnel. Mr. Shelton also assists in managing and administratively supporting the Offi ce of the Secretary of the Air Force, its 1,650-member secretariat, and its 2,400 member-supported fi eld operating agencies. Mr. Shelton entered federal service in 1981 and spent his fi rst four years at Warner Robins Air Logistics Center. He completed a two-year logistics career-broadening assignment at the Pentagon and then moved to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, where he was Command Public and Private Competition Program Manager and BRAC Liaison Offi cer. In 1999 he returned to Washington, DC, where he served in positions with the Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition; fi nancial management and budget; and the war fi ghting, integration, and chief information offi ce. He was appointed to the Senior Executive Service in 2008 and served as Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary for Acquisition Integration, Offi ce of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, and the Deputy Director of Resource Integration, Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics Installation and Mission Support.
KEITH THOMAS Director, Air Force Cryptologic Office
Mr. Keith Thomas is the intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance representative to both the National Security and Central Security Service agencies on Air Force cryptologic matters. As Air Force
Cryptologic Offi ce Director, he guides development of Air Force cryptologic strategy and technologies to enhance mission support to Signals Intelligence and Information Assurance. He provides oversight and guidance for Air Force cryptologic activities, including missions related to both tactical war fi ghting and national-level operations. Mr. Thomas also serves as a technical authority for the Air Force within the National Security Agency (NSA) on development, signals intelligence, and information security equipment and systems. He was appointed as the chairperson of the Inter-Agency Senior Electronic Intelligence Steering Group by the director of the NSA. Mr. Thomas is a 1979 graduate of Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. He received a master’s degree in business administration in 1999 from Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio and one year later earned a master’s degree in strategic studies from the Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base, AL.
JARRIS LOUIS TAYLOR, JR.
Deputy Assistant Secretary, Air Force for the Strategic Diversity Integration, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs
Dr. Jarris Taylor is the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Air Force Strategic Diversity Integration in the Offi ce of the Assistant Secretary for Manpower
and Reserve Aff airs. He is responsible for policy, guidance, direction, and oversight of all plans and programs aff ecting diversity integration for Air
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Force military and civilian personnel. Dr. Taylor provides leadership, direction, and oversight to all levels of the Air Force to ensure a diverse and inclusive total force. Prior to his current position, he was Associate Director, William R. Harvey Leadership Institute and Honors College at Hampton University. Dr. Taylor has extensive experience in research, service, and fundraising and earned his doctorate in higher education administration from George Washington University. He retired from the Air Force in 2005 and was appointed to the Senior Executive Service in 2009.
ROGERS CAMPBELL
Executive Director for Sales, Marketing and Policy, Defense Commissary Agency
Mr. Rogers Campbell has oversight of directorates responsible for the Defense Commissary Agency’s $6.1 billion sales, operations and policy, health and safety, and resale contracting. He assumed this position in 2011. Campbell entered federal government service in
2010 with the appointment as director of the agency’s
east region after having worked for more than 30 years in the private sector. Campbell’s career highlights include Senior Director of Marketing for Nabisco Foods Group and Director of Global New Products for Schering- Plough Consumer Healthcare. As the vice president of Overseas Military Sales Corporation, he directed marketing on 120 military installations in 30 countries and aboard U.S. Navy ships. A former captain in the Army, Campbell’s career has taken him from commanding a tank platoon to leading marketing, sales planning, and new car sales for the Army and Air Force Exchange Service and the Navy Exchange Service Command. He earned an M.B.A. from Rutgers University in 1974 and a Bachelor of Science in marketing as a distinguished military graduate from Saint Peter’s College in New Jersey in 1973.
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