Keith L. Craig (born November 29, 1969) currently working in Burbank, California, at Walt Disney Studios manages the sale and distribution of theatrical Central Division to Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures in 20 territorial focus areas, primarily responsible responsible for ensuring fast and timely delivery of the film to exhibitors and the accurate implementation of the administrative and logistical controls required to do so.
Before his current engagement, Keith Craig served 32 years in the US Army, retiring as a Sergeant Major. His time in the service took him all over the world where he served in 6 combat campaigns, undertook humanitarian and natural disaster operations, played professional football and oversaw the creation of a senior enlisted training program.
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Current career
Keith currently manages the sale and distribution of Central Division to Walt Disney Studios in 20 territorial focus areas, ensuring timely and timely delivery of film to exhibitors and the accurate implementation of the administrative and logistical controls required to do so.
Mayor rilis bekerja termasuk: Marvel Studio The Black Panther, Star Wars Lucasfilm: The Last Jedi, serta Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2 & amp; Thor: Ragnarok.Â
In addition to his main duties at Disney, Craig is President of the SALUTE Resource Diversity Group, tasked with supporting military veterans employed by studios, helping them integrate, strengthen and grow their careers and provide a sense of community within the organization.
Craig also recently started KC Worldwide Entertainment, a company dedicated to connecting, supporting, and facilitating the introductory talents of diverse under-represented communities in their entertainment careers. He is also the joint owner of the soon to open Granville Restaurant in Pasadena. Early life
Originally from Mobile, Alabama, born in Patricia Dock, he attended Vigor High School and graduated from Choctaw County High School, Butler, Alabama, in 1987. He entered the United States Army on 21 June 1987.
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Military career
Craig is a Combat Veteran of Joint Operations Endeavor, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Unified Response Operations, and Operation Enduring Freedom.
Sergeant Major Craig retired after serving his twilight tour as 12th Senior Adviser to Commanders and CEOs of the Exchange, Army & Air Force Exchange Service, AAFES, for Region Europe and Southwest Asia.
Exchange at the time was the 47th largest retail organization in the US with annual revenue of $ 10 billion, employing more than 43,000 civilians in military installations in 50 states, five US territories and more than 30 countries. In Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and the Southwest, the Exchange employs an additional 6,500 civilians spread over 1,100 facilities located in 21 countries.
Craig serves as a liaison between Exchange leaders and 500,000 soldiers, aviators, sailors, marines, DOD civilians, and official patrons. Craig is Ambassador of the Exchange in Europe & amp; The Southwest Asia region, providing crucial support for war fighters, enhancing expedition capabilities, and interacting with the highest strategic level within the US Department of Defense and the Department of State
In Operation Enduring Freedom, SGM Craig serves as the Sergeant Major Support Operation for the Maintenance Brigade which provides support and Direct Supply Services to US troops and Coalitions operating in the Afghan Theater.
During his assignment to the Joint Base of Langley-Eustis, Virginia, Special Forces 7 Sergeant Major Battalion, he was deployed to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Operation Unified Response, to support multinational Humanitarian Aid. SGM Craig coordinated disaster relief efforts with USAID and the World Food Program to deliver 13,703 tons of rice, providing 17 million MREs, Meal, Ready-to-Eat, to 2.98 million Haitians at the request of the World Food Program. He is recognized to improve the planning and performance of his project through the automated deployment of automated systems and innovative management methodologies.
He is primarily the Key Liaison between Command Leadership and On-The-Ground Operations personnel; provide direct support and advise the Commander of 3,000 active-duty personnel units. Duty to ensure mission sustainability, clear and clear interaction between main and support units, oversee planning and execution of distribution, support and operation of services for field operations.
While assigned to the US Army Major Sergeant, Fort Bliss, Texas. Craig served as Educational Advisor, Small Group Leader, and Major Operations Sergeant. He is responsible for planning and implementing administrative and logistical support for 1,700 students; including daily Senior Advisors training, work assignments and work scheduling of 130 people, and the assessment and assignment of appropriate personnel based on a dynamic individual performance evaluation.
To support Operation Iraqi Freedom, Craig served as First Sergeant, Intel Intelligence 302, Camp Anaconda, Iraq and Camp Doha, Kuwait.
When assigned to Wiesbaden Army Air Field, Camp Pieria, Germany, Craig served as Section Head assigned to FA 3/32 Battalion, serving as a Provisional Sgt. To see him administering administration, security, intelligence, training, tactical and logistical operations and $ 2 Billion in organizational equipment; utilizing proven management and organizational principles to develop a series of processes and procedures that support the Commander's execution of mission and army support.
Other leadership positions include: Platoon Sergeant, Operation G3 NCO for the 3rd Security Command (Expedition) of the 3rd COSCOM, and the Special Forces S-4 Battalion, Unauthorized Officers.
Deployed as part of the multinational peace-keeping force Kaposvar, Hungary, Operation Joint Endeavor, SGT Craig was assigned to, 3rd Logistic Support Command, NCOIC S-4 NCOIC Brigade Supply Unit, Military Brigade Brigade 205 (United States).
Education
Craig has successfully completed:
- The Defense Reutilization Marketing Course
- Opportunity Opportunity Opportunities
- German CSC
- Main Leadership Development Course (PLDC)
- Basic Non-Commissioners (BNCOC) Course
- Advanced Unofficial Course (ANCOC)
- Course Provisioning Units and Organizations
- Course Development Course Course
- Manager Development Course
- Mentoring Course
- The Gerard Officer Course Unit
- Counter Terrorism Analysis
- Sergeant Primary Course (Class 57)
- Support Operations Course (Phase I)
- Support Operations Course (Phase II)
- Logistician Master Certification by Army Logistics University & amp; Association of Logistic Companies
- Combined Logistics Course
- Lean Six Sigma-Green Belt Certification.
Craig is also recognized as a Logistics Engineer by the Department of Labor of North Carolina, and obtained a Baccalaureate (Psychology) Degree from Excelsior College in Albany, NY.
Awards
SGM Craig has received 51 awards and decorations. They include:
SGM Craig has been recognized as a Distinguished Member of the Quartermaster Regiment and was awarded the Order of Saint Martin Medallion and the Prestigious Order of Saint Christopher.
Soccer career
Craig is a former professional footballer whose career spans more than a decade. He is the six time division champion.
Continental Sports Conference (CSC)
Wiesbaden Flyers In 1989, Craig played for Wiesbaden Flyers and competed at the USAFE Continental Sport Conference from 1989-1990 and in 1993. In 1990, while playing for the Wiesbaden flyers he was described as "prime minister" recipients in the league "by Stars and Stripes (newspaper).
Rheinmain Rockets In 1993, while playing for Rheinmain Rockets, Craig was named CSC All-conference wide receiver, and selected MVP from the Championship match. He also broke the CSC receiving records with 63 catches for 1,160 yards and 9 touchdowns.
Frankfurt Galaxy
In May 1991, Craig was fostered by former John Ralston coach of the Denver Broncos from 1972 to 1976. From 1991-1992, Craig played Professional Football for the head of the Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe) coached by Jack Elway. Craig played a wide receiver for two seasons under head coach Jack Elway (John Elway's Father and Executive Vice President of current football operations for the Broncos of National Football League) and General Manager Oliver Luck, former Athletic Director of West Virginia University and father of the Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and retired NFL quarterback from Houston Oilers (1982-1986).
Teammates from the 1991 Frankfurt Galaxy season included former Tony Baker professional football American back runs who played for Cleveland Browns and Phoenix Cardinals, David Diaz-Infante, Chad Fortune, Tony Adams, Steve Bartalo, Mike Perez, Alex Espinoza, Mark Mraz, and Mike Teeter.
Bundesliga
Craig plays for multilapist teams and has a traveling soccer career. He plays for Aschaffenburg Stallions, RÃÆ'¼sselsheim Razorbacks, and Hanau Hawks, winning two Southern Division Championships with Aschaffenburg Stallions and three with Russelsheim Razorbacks. In 1994, he was the League's top scorer for Razorbacks RÃÆ'¼sselsheim. He also played a season in France, for Nancy Tigers.
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