Coast Guard Auxiliary Executive and Leadership Team

David Barber, the Chief Financial Officer at Coast Guard Auxiliary, directs all fiscal operations and financial planning. Barber manages the organization's budget, ensuring resources are allocated effectively across various safety programs and public education initiatives. Oversight of financial reporting and compliance with federal regulations falls under Barber's purview. This role involves collaborating with leadership to secure funding and optimize financial strategies that support the Auxiliary's mission. David Barber ensures fiscal responsibility, enabling the organization to sustain its critical support functions for the U.S. Coast Guard. The Chief Financial Officer's strategic financial management underpins the Auxiliary's operational capacity and its ability to provide essential maritime safety resources nationwide.

Paul McShane, the Conference Coorinator for Northern and President of Commanders Association at Coast Guard Auxiliary, orchestrates key organizational events and leads the association of unit commanders. McShane manages the planning and execution of conferences, ensuring effective communication and strategic alignment among leadership across northern regions. This dual role involves fostering a collaborative environment for commanders to share best practices and address operational challenges. Paul McShane's leadership facilitates the dissemination of critical information regarding safety programs and public education initiatives. The Conference Coorinator for Northern and President of Commanders Association's efforts are essential for strengthening the network of leaders and ensuring cohesive support for the U.S. Coast Guard's mission objectives.

David Gamble, the District Chief of Staff at Coast Guard Auxiliary, oversees operational coordination and administrative functions within a designated district. Gamble ensures seamless execution of missions, including emergency management and public outreach, by aligning unit activities with organizational objectives. This leadership position involves managing inter-unit communications and facilitating the flow of information between regional commands and national leadership. David Gamble's strategic input enhances operational efficiency and supports the delivery of vital training and educational programs. The District Chief of Staff's role is crucial for maintaining the organizational structure and operational readiness necessary for effective support of the U.S. Coast Guard's diverse responsibilities across broad geographic areas.

Randy McCormick, the District Chief of Staff D11N at Coast Guard Auxiliary, directs operational activities and strategic implementation within the D11N district. McCormick ensures the effective deployment of resources for safety programs and public education, aligning district efforts with overarching organizational goals. This executive manages key administrative processes and fosters collaboration among units to enhance mission effectiveness. Randy McCormick's leadership drives the successful execution of emergency management protocols and community outreach efforts. The District Chief of Staff D11N's focus on operational excellence and resource optimization is vital for supporting the U.S. Coast Guard's presence and impact within the specified region, ensuring high standards of maritime safety and preparedness.