1. Kevin C. Alsbro
2977 OAK LANE
STEVENSVILLE MI 49127
PHONE: (269) 757-3716
EMAIL: KEVIN.ALSBRO@GMAIL.COM
Summary
 Utilizing the leadership skills, first-class education, dedication, and applicable experience in the field of aviation, business, and
in the military to become a valued team member of a successful organization in the aviation or business industry. With a unique
background where decision-making and critical thinking in a high stress environment are experienced every day, I can offer
proven skills in team building and unparalleled passion for getting results and achieving goals.
Key Strengths
 Leadership: A leader committed to leading by example and displaying key leadership attributes such as; Confidence, Integrity,
Courage, Diversity with inclusion, Candor, Commitment
 Teamwork: Proven ability to successfully communicate, work, and achieve goals with people from different background and a
wide variety of personalities
 Passion: Always motivated and committed to achieving goals while always maintaining accountability and responsibility
Experience
United States Army National Guard Grand Ledge, MI
1st Lieutenant (1st Platoon Leader 1-147th Attack Helicopter Battalion) October 2010-Present
 FAA Commercial and Instrument rated pilot and Army Aviator more than 500 hours total/over 300 PIC as of July 2015 (Multi and
single engine instrument helicopter rating)
 Qualified in UH-60/S-70 Blackhawk, and OH-58/TH-67/Bell 206 helicopter (Hydraulics, Electronics, Rotor, Engines, Drive Train)
 Experience flying in confined areas, low level, with internal and external cargo loads, night unaided and night vision goggles
 Commanded over 45 Soldiers in an Aviation Flight Platoon and Maintenance Repair Platoon
 Developed and mentored individual soldiers and teams to accomplish a common goals
 Knowledgedevelopingtrainingschedules, pilot/crewrestschedules, building flight plans, performance planning and loading/shoring
 Generated and managed risk management forms to always ensure a safe work environment
 Responsible for multiple UH-60 helicopters and multi-million dollars of equipment and conduct regular inspections and inventories
 Worked as a recruiter for Western Michigan University ROTC department
 Participated in a Cultural Understand and Language Program, working on-site in Thailand jointly with the Thai Armed Forces
 Attended Army Infantry Basic Course at Fort Benning, and qualified on complex army weapon systems and machinery
United Airlines Chicago, IL
AirportOperationsZoneControlSupervisor-O’Hare InternationalAirport June 2015-Present
 Develop tactical plan to address all issues in area of responsibility, including monitoring inbound flight activity and communicate
irregularities andidentifyingandcommunicating operational updates forkey departures/arrivals STAR, Priority,MST Critical, red zone
 Identify, preplan and manage the execution and decision points of all planeside activities including baggage processes, customer
boarding, fueling, catering, tech ops, validating security checks are completed and documented, and general aircraft servicing for
all flights within established reliability goals while document and escalate critical issues
 Monitor/answer all area radio channel and phone calls pertaining to operational area of responsibility and give appropriate
guidance and leadership ensuring consistent operational safety, and service reliability
 Provide feedback and trend analysis on operational performance, research delays with area supervisor for root cause analysis and
resolve disputes; Identify changes required to prevent future delays
Education
 Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, MI
 Bachelor’s of Science April 2013
 Major: Aviation Science and Administration Minor: General Business
Activities & Honors & Professional Development
 Academic & Professional: United Management Association, Army Aviator Association of America member, Military Officers
Association of America member, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association member, Deans list (5 consecutive semesters), DECA Alum
 Volunteering: Wounded Warrior Project, Lest We Forget Foundation of Southwest Michigan, Habitat for Humanity

2.  Military: Secret Clearance, Army Aviator Badge, Army Achievement Medal, Air Assault Badge, National Defense Medal, Army
Service Medal, Finished in the top 10% at U.S. Army Leadership Development and Assessment Course competing against over 6000
other future leaders and officers from around the country