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Marty Sikes III

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Senior Operations Manager

Field Operations & Training

Marty Sikes III is Senior Operations Manager for field operations and training The scope of this work also included OCONUS deployment for training and integration of the workflow into government-sponsored laboratories.

In this capacity, he plans, coordinates and implements business processes and services supporting the efficient and effective utilization and execution of training programs and activities delivered by a multidisciplinary team of seasoned CBRNe operators, first responders and academic researchers. Sikes also serves as an exercise facilitator supporting the planning, design and conduct of mass casualty and CBRN scenario exercises and training events.

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NSRI field operations and training team following successful mobility and delivery training evolution for 43rd CST and mission partners at Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Charleston, South Carolina, August 2022. From left: Ken Werstack, Dan Polanski, Paul Brantmier, Marty Sikes III.

Prior to joining NSRI, Sikes completed an internship at the Center of Health and Homeland Security at the University Of Maryland’s Law School where he supported the development and execution of mass casualty and terrorist response exercises.

Sikes holds a master’s of science degree in international emergency management from the University of Maryland.

 

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