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Hui Huliau

Strategic Plans Action Officer - J56

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A Chief Strategy Officer (CSO), or chief strategist, is an executive responsible for assisting the chief executive officer (CEO) with developing, communicating, executing, and sustaining corporate strategic initiatives. The CSO is a consultative role; part leader and part doer, with the responsibility of ensuring that execution of the strategy supports the strategy elements

$197,253 / year median in Hawaii

+7% projected growth

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Strategic Plans Action Officer - J56 Hui Huliau - 5.0 Camp Smith, HI Job Details Full-time 4 hours ago Qualifications Report preparation Knowledge management Stakeholder engagement Strategic goal setting Public policy development Office activity coordination Presentations for conferences or internal meetings Executive administrative support Technical support Meeting scheduling Meeting facilitation Implementation of strategic initiatives Senior level Documentation Handling Policy briefs Policy Development Progress tracking (project management tasks) Event logistics coordination Full Job Description Position Summary Cedar International LLC is seeking an experienced Action Officer to support the J56 Division in developing and coordinating strategic planning, policy, posture, assessment, and multilateral engagement products. This role supports senior leader decision-making by producing briefing materials, written staff products, and planning inputs that align with DoD and USPACOM objectives across the Pacific theater. The position is ideal for a defense planner who thrives in a fast-paced headquarters environment and can manage multiple short-fuse actions with professionalism and precision. Key Responsibilities Support planning, policy, and strategy efforts across campaign, posture, and engagement processes. Draft, review, coordinate, and assess products supporting the Theater Campaign Plan, Theater Campaign Order, Theater Posture Plan, Country Engagement Plans, and related documents. Prepare talking points, information papers, briefing decks, background papers, and executive summaries for flag/general officer and SES-level leaders. Coordinate with DoD, interagency, Service, component, and foreign partners to support high-level engagements and multilateral activities. Participate in and/or lead battle rhythm meetings, working groups, and planning sessions. Provide administrative, logistical, and technical support for major events, including scheduling, calendar management, and ETMS2 task actions. Respond to short-notice taskings and questions on strategy, posture, assessment, and multilateral issues. Maintain knowledge management tools, task trackers, and continuity materials.

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance