Mark L. Bathrick was
appointed to the Senior Executive Service and became Associate
Director, Aviation Management for the National Business Center
(NBC) in the Department of the Interior (DOI) on November, 1, 2005.
The NBC provides business services to government agencies in the
areas of Financial Management, Human Resources Management, Training,
Acquisitions, Information Technology Hosting, Aviation Services,
Appraisal Services, and other administrative areas. The Aviation
Management Directorate is responsible for the safe, efficient, and
economical operation of aircraft activities in support of all DOI
organizations and, through individual agreements, to other federal
and state entities.
Prior to joining the NBC, Mr. Bathrick completed a distinguished
career with the United States Navy, retiring as a Captain. A
decorated Naval Aviator and Test Pilot, Mr. Bathrick has logged over
3,700 flight hours and more than 800 arrested landings aboard ten
different aircraft carriers during numerous overseas deployments. A
graduate of the prestigious Naval Fighter Weapons School (TOPGUN)
and the British Empire Test Pilots’ School, he has flown 31
different types of military and civilian fixed wing and rotary wing
aircraft, having qualified as pilot-in-command in 12 different
models. Mr. Bathrick is a member of the Society of Experimental
Test Pilots and holds a commercial instrument, multi-engine pilot
rating.
In Navy staff assignments ashore, Mr. Bathrick served in financial
management and aviation acquisition positions with the Naval Air
Systems Command, the Chief of Naval Operations and the Joint Chiefs
of Staff, receiving subspecialty designations in financial
management and test and evaluation. While serving in the Pentagon,
he was responsible for programming the Navy’s $4.0B weapons budget.
Mr. Bathrick’s prior executive leadership experience includes
command of a 275 member carrier based F-14 TOMCAT squadron, a 300
member Navy composite flight test squadron, and the Lakehurst Naval
Air Engineering Station, a major Department of Defense acquisition,
test, and training installation, home to over 20 separate joint
service and interagency organizations, 3,500 employees and a $780M
economic impact.
Through his visionary customer and business focused leadership, Mr.
Bathrick and the many organizations he has stewarded have received
numerous service level and national awards including the
Commander-in-Chief Installation Excellence Award, Naval Air Warfare
Center Equal Employment Opportunity Leadership Award, Secretary of
the Navy Achievement in Safety Award, Navy Meritorious Unit
Commendations, Chief of Naval Operations Environmental Award, White
House Closing the Circle Environmental Award, New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection Leadership Award, and the Dale Carnegie
Leadership Award (first ever award to an executive in the public
sector).
Mr. Bathrick earned a B.S. degree in Aerospace Engineering from the
United States Naval Academy in 1980 and is a member of the Naval
Academy Engineering Honor Society and the National Engineering Honor
Society, Tau Beta Pi. |