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Lilla Torres

Wiesbaden Army Airfield, Germany
CMR 309 Box 1659
APO, AE  09091 US                                                                                                           Mobile: +499876543210

Email: mlilla@hotmail.com

OBJECTIVE: Seeking the position of a Public Relation Specialist where I can make effective use of my knowledge in an organization whose mission is oriented on the support and well being of others.
SUMMARY: Nearly 20 years of Public Affairs experience with the DoD as News and Sports reporter, AFN Operations Supervisor, News Director, Public Affairs Officer, Public Affairs Chief, Media Relations Chief, Community Relations Chief, Editor and Press Chief.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
Public Affairs Officer 06/10 — Present
Employer: U.S. Army 5^th Signal Command
Wiesbaden, Germany
Salary: $62,000, 40 hours/week
Supervisor: Col. Andre Wiley, +49 611-705-8003, may be contacted.
Serves as the 5^th Signal Command Public Affairs Officer with responsibility for planning, designing, executing and administering a program to inform and educate the internal and external audiences about the command's programs, policies and events throughout Europe. Serves as advisor to the commanding general, deputy commander, assistant deputy commander and brigade commanders and mentors junior soldiers and civilians. Creates, reviews organization marketing strategies, command information programs and goals for integration into several key command events including this year’s Operation Solemn Promise kick-off ceremony, which met the commander’s intent of re-energizing a dialogue on values with an emphasis on accountability. Coordinates each event with a staff of 5 creating pamphlets, posters, videos, media kits and the U.S. Army Europe’s award-winning 40-page bi-annual Echo magazine. Manages the strategies, planning and coordination of each key event and summarizes the progress verbally with a presentation each week to the chief of staff during weekly command and staff meetings. All actions are accomplished and on time.
                                               


                                                                                                                                   
Public Affairs Specialist 02/09 — 06/10
Employer: U.S. Army 5^th Signal Command
Wiesbaden, Germany
Salary: $42,000, 40 hours/week
Supervisor: Col. John Cox, 210-221-9760, may be contacted.
As the incoming editor, completely redesigned and distributed the 40 page 5^th Signal Command magazine using state-of-the art graphics with Adobe InDesign. Gathered information, wrote stories and released more than 30 news stories and 50 photographs throughout Europe. Created five commercials using Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro and Photoshop for the American Forces Network to publicize several key initiatives for the command including advertising the Signal Ball and the 119 Trouble Ticket number.

Public Affairs Chief 07/06 — 02/09                                                                             Employer: U. S. Marine Corps, Joint Public Affairs Office                                             MCAS Cherry Point, NC                                                                                                                                                            Salary: $35,000, 40 hours/week
Supervisor: Michael Barton, 252-466-5714, may be contacted.

Served as the senior military enlisted advisor to the Public Affairs Director, ensuring personnel, organizational issues, community relations and news media coordination was handled appropriately. Filled Press Officer billet by editing more than 200 stories and supervising the production of the Cherry Point newspaper, The Windsock. Took on extra responsibilities during Public Affairs Director's deployment to Afghanistan, including support of the media section, JPAO representative on the Antiterrorism/Force
Protection Working Group. Created a conducive relationship with key staff and ensured all Public Affairs Marines understood their responsibilities, which contributed to effective PA coordination during airplane crash in Havelock prior to the annual Cherry Point air show. Worked with the combat camera leaders to create, market and review the goals of the internal commander's channel, Channel 6. This included the creation of a 10-minute newscast on AVID with critical weekly information, and recording quality spots  using a Sony Professional DVCAM to provide safety information to those living on base. Coordinated with key personnel and JPAO Marines to ensure deployment stories, including OIF and Desert Talon, were accurate and handled in a timely and professional manner.
Press Chief 07/03 – 07/06                                                                                          Employer: Marine Corps Joint Public Affairs Office, Okinawa, Japan
MCB Camp Butler, 47    JA
Salary: $35,000, 40 hours/week
Supervisor: 1stLt. Garron Garn (011-611-745-0792), may be contacted
Responsible for the accountability, training, supervision, leadership and general well being of 12 Marines assigned to the Okinawa Marine press section. Coordinated, planned and executed coverage of more than 500 newsworthy events throughout Japan, China, Thailand, Philippines and Australia for release and publication in the weekly newspaper, the Okinawa Marine. Reviewed and edited print and broadcast stories to ensure correct format, accuracy and compliance with policy, propriety, spelling, grammar and punctuation. Produced year-, month- and week-in-sight bureau reports shared verbally for weekly news planning. Supervised nearly 40 Public Affairs personnel from Thailand, Singapore and U.S. during Cobra Gold 2005 in Chaing Mai, Thailand. Successfully accomplished the mission as Public Affairs Chief during the 2004 Tsunami in Asia. Was the first PAO to arrive in Thailand to find workspace, cell phones, transportation, satellite communications and daily military flights for incoming Public Affairs, Combat Camera and AFN personnel. Prior to the 30-man military team, supported media escorts and logistics for civilian media including Dan Rather with CBS News, Fox News, CNN, The Washington Post and the London Times.

EDUCATION:                                                                                                                        Liberty University  Lynchburg, VA  US
B.S. Degree, Religion 08/2010 – GPA: 3.3, 133 Semester hours

RELEVENAT COURSEWORK:                                                                                 PUBLIC AFFAIRS QUALIFICATION COURSE – Online course 10/11 – 07/12  
SNCO CAREER NONRESIDENT PROGRAM - 2005
WARFIGHTING SKILLS PROGRAM - 2004
JOINT OFFICER PUBLIC AFFAIRS COURSE-2000, DINFOS, FT.MEADE, MD
ADVANCE INFORMATION SPECIALIST - 2000
BROADCAST MANAGERS COURSE-1997, DINFOS, FT. MEADE, MD
TRAINING:                                                                                                                               SNCO CAREER NONRESIDENT PROGRAM - 2005
WARFIGHTING SKILLS PROGRAM - 2004
JOINT OFFICER PUBLIC AFFAIRS COURSE-2000, DINFOS, FT.MEADE, MD
ADVANCE INFORMATION SPECIALIST - 2000
BROADCAST MANAGERS COURSE-1997, DINFOS, FT. MEADE, MD
PUBLICATIONS:                                                                                                            The Boot, weekly newspaper, 1992-1994
1st Marine Corps District magazine, monthly, 1994-1997
AFN Iwakuni, daily 10-minute newscast, 1997-1998
Torii Teller, weekly newspaper, 1998-2000
Okinawa Marine, weekly newspaper, 2003-2006
The Windsock, weekly newspaper, 2006-2009
ECHO magazine, 2009-Present
Leatherneck Magazine, many times since 1993
Many hometown newspapers throughout U.S. - supported hometown stories on Marines and Sailors in support of the Tsunami relief operation
COMPUTER SKILLS:
PC and Macintosh Operating Systems, Microsoft Office, Outlook, Powerpoint, Excel, Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Digital Juice

REFERENCES:

• Col. John Cox, U.S. Army North, ACofS, G6, Comm: 210-221-9760 (DSN 471), CSM Marilyn Washington, 5th Signal Command, Command Sergeant Major, DSN: 314-337-8007,
• Master Sgt. Chuck Albrecht, U. S. Marine Corps Cherry Point, NC, Public Affairs Chief, 252-466-4241,
• Nathan Hanks, U. S. Marine Corps, Editor, 904-735-1155, nathan.hanks@usmc.mil

Veterans' Preference:10-point preference based on a compensable serviceconnected disability of 30% or more (CPS)

Additional Information:                                                                                          Air Force Commendation Medal - AFN Iwakuni
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal - 2                                                                 
Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal - 2                                                                         Joint Service Achievement Medal
Joint Service Commendation Medal                                                                             Humanitarian Service Medal - Philippine landslide disaster support, 2006
National Defense Service Medal - 2
ECHO magazine - 1st place 2009 and 2010 U.S. Army Europe Keith L. Ware magazine format
Commander's Award for Civilian Service - July 2011 - 5th Signal Command

Registered for Selective Service:
I am a male born on or after January 1, 1960, and I have registered for the Selective Service.

Highest Grade:
GS-12

ICTAP Eligible:
No

Availability:
Job Type: Permanent, Temporary
Work Schedule: Full-Time

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