Eugenia Radford Wilson, Dml, Cpp
About Eugenia Radford Wilson, Dml, Cpp
Eugenia Radford Wilson is an Energy Supply Chain Program Analyst with extensive experience in military logistics and energy resilience. She has worked for the US Army and the Defense Logistics Agency, focusing on energy strategy and management since 2020.
Current Role at LMI
Eugenia Radford Wilson serves as an Energy Supply Chain Program Analyst at LMI, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she focuses on enhancing energy resilience by developing strategies, policies, plans, and guidance for Operational Energy programs. Her work emphasizes the importance of energy as a combat enabling capability, contributing to the overall effectiveness of military operations. She provides technical expertise in energy commodity management, supporting the development of planning documents and contingency plans for the Office of Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Environment and Energy Resilience.
Previous Experience at the US Army
Eugenia Radford Wilson previously worked at the US Army as a Strategic Logistics Staff Officer from 2019 to 2020. Her tenure lasted four months and took place at the Pentagon. In this role, she contributed to logistics strategies and operations, enhancing her understanding of military supply chain dynamics.
Experience at Defense Logistics Agency
Prior to her role at LMI, Eugenia Radford Wilson worked at the Defense Logistics Agency as a Plans and Operations Officer and Senior Petroleum Systems Technician from 2013 to 2014. This position lasted one year and was based in Daegu. Her responsibilities included overseeing logistics operations and managing petroleum systems, which provided her with valuable insights into energy supply chain management.
Educational Background
Eugenia Radford Wilson earned her Bachelor of Arts in Transportation and Logistics Management from American Military University. She studied from 2007 to 2010, completing her degree in three years. This educational background has equipped her with the foundational knowledge necessary for her roles in logistics and energy supply chain management.