NGB Liaison Officer

National Guard Bureau Liaison Officer (LNO)

The NGB LNO is responsible for coordination and reporting between the TAP Program Office and the National Guard Bureau supporting organizational efficiency, and development, and the following responsibilities:

Consolidate, analyze, query, and report information provided by TAP stakeholders regarding program operations, statistics, and performance of program clients and initiatives.

• Prepare command-level briefings for program reports, policy changes and initiatives, and contractor and transition activities as identified by the Government to support the transition program.
• Analyze and report on events to determine throughput, attendance, and facility/resource usage, as well as coordinate public affairs and marketing efforts between TAP stakeholders
• Identify, plan, organize, research, collect, analyze, and interpret information to solve problems and assist in the development of plans and courses of action in the execution and implementation of NDAA requirements and other aspects related to the transition program.
• Gather data and upload/monitor data in the respective management portals.
• Review questionnaires, collect data, and perform analysis to determine effectiveness and make recommendations as needed to improve transition services.
• Prepare narrative presentations, fact sheets, information papers; briefings, graphs, memos, charts, and other papers for the government to determine the current effectiveness of the transition program and make a recommendation if courses of action are needed.
• Upload and assist with the management of data in the Knowledge Management portal/SharePoint.
• Coordinate with public affairs regarding marketing information and advertisement of the transition program.
• Prepare draft documents by applicable directive (e.g. Army regulations and OSD) and submit them for Government approval. These documents include for example Orders, policy information, and EXORDS.

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in business or similar field.
• Experience: 7-9 years of experience in an analyst position for a Federal Agency, plus an understanding of DoD policies and regulations including the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).