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Major General (R) Robert A. Karmazin
Major General (R) Robert A. 'Bob' Karmazin, is a proven leader with an unparalleled depth of experience in special operations, having served as a Green Beret and as Major General US Special Operations Command, advising the Commander and Chief of Staff on issues relating to strategic, operational and human capital resources.
During his military service, of over 30 years, Maj Gen (R) Karmazin was responsible for the United States Special Operations Command’s (USSOCOM) enterprise-wide application of simulation interoperability technologies which involved facilitating the acceleration of AI, machine learning, and virtual and augmented reality in order to optimize decision-making, planning, and aggregate, analyze and federate data to reduce risk.
Maj Gen (R) Karmazin was also the USSOCOM representative to the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) on the development and implementation of OSD initiatives focused on ensuring overmatch against pacing threats and strengthening resilience and readiness. Key elements of the initiatives included warfighter equipment, weapons systems, science and technology, and research and development.
Maj Gen (R) Karmazin is highly decorated having received numerous medals, including the Bronze Star, Defense Superior Service, Legion of Merit, Department of State Meritorious Honor, Meritorious Service, and Joint Service Commendation.
What does Scale Facilitation®
mean to you?
"Having recently retired from the Special Operations community, which has a reputation of achieving success on no-fail missions, now participating with business professionals enabling the advancement of innovations to scale, is incredibly exciting.
Most importantly, seizing momentum, accelerating the partnership between innovators and the right strategic partner by building trusted relationships, effective collaboration, and transparency is the paramount mission of Scale Facilitation®. Our paradigm will achieve the delivery of new innovations and capabilities at a global scale."