Patricia Mooneyham joined the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama in November 2011 where she supported the Furniture Branch as Project Manager. She is currently serving as Program Manager, providing strategic leadership and management for the execution of two energy programs that enhance the readiness of the warfighter: Utility Energy Services Contracting (UESC), and Power Purchase Agreements (PPA). In this capacity, she leads the development and implementation of energy, water and waste reduction and renewable energy efforts that modernize installation infrastructure and provide energy and water resilience and security. These efforts directly enable the military to maintain their equipment, train, prepare for combat and deploy. Prior to this position she served as Project Manager, Maintenance and Services Branch providing strategic leadership and management oversight for the Base Operations program. Success in these assignments was through strong project delivery teams, development of strategic business plans and budgets, collaborative relationships with customers, and stake holders in partnership with maintenance and services contractors providing vital support to base operations. Patricia had a brief overseas assignment where she served the U.S. Delegation in Brussels, Belgium, providing oversight to their move to the new NATO Headquarters in 2018. It was there that she received the Department of the Army Commander’s Award for Civilian Service in 2018 and the Department of Army Civilian Service Achievement Medal in 2019 for the development and success of an on-time move during a tumultuous period of the Foreign Ministerial and Defense Ministerial and improving space effectiveness and functionality for the U.S. Mission after the move.

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