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 efficient allocation of resources to support safety programs and public education initiatives across various regions. This leadership role involves developing financial strategies that align with the Auxiliary's mission of supporting the U.S. Coast Guard. Barber's oversight extends to financial reporting and compliance, guaranteeing adherence to governmental regulations. By optimizing financial processes, David Barber ensures the sustainability and operational effectiveness of the Auxiliary's extensive network of members and units. The Chief Financial Officer's expertise is critical for maintaining the organization's capacity to provide essential maritime safety resources and training.

Paul McShane, the Conference Coorinator for Northern and President of Commanders Association at Coast Guard Auxiliary, orchestrates key leadership gatherings and represents the commanders' collective interests. McShane manages the planning and execution of conferences, ensuring effective communication and strategic alignment among northern region leadership. This dual role involves fostering collaboration and driving initiatives that enhance the Auxiliary's operational effectiveness and member engagement. The Conference Coorinator for Northern and President of Commanders Association's responsibilities include facilitating dialogue on best practices and addressing challenges faced by unit commanders. By coordinating these critical forums, Paul McShane supports the development of leadership within the organization and ensures cohesive action across different command structures. McShane's efforts are vital for maintaining strong leadership networks and advancing the Auxiliary's mission.

Randy McCormick, the District Chief of Staff D11N at Coast Guard Auxiliary, oversees operational execution and strategic implementation within the D11N district. McCormick directs the coordination of volunteer efforts, ensuring seamless integration with U.S. Coast Guard missions, including safety programs and emergency management. This role demands meticulous planning and resource management to support member training and public education outreach. The District Chief of Staff D11N's responsibilities include fostering unit cohesion and driving engagement across the regional membership base. By ensuring operational readiness, Randy McCormick directly contributes to the Auxiliary's effectiveness in maritime safety and community service. McCormick's leadership ensures the D11N district functions as a vital component of the national Auxiliary network.

David Gamble, the District Chief of Staff at Coast Guard Auxiliary, directs strategic initiatives and operational oversight for a designated district. Gamble ensures the effective deployment of volunteer resources to support the U.S. Coast Guard's diverse mission set, encompassing public education and emergency response. This position requires robust coordination of training programs and member support services, facilitating community engagement in maritime safety. The District Chief of Staff's focus includes enhancing the operational capabilities of units and promoting active participation among members. By driving operational excellence, David Gamble strengthens the Auxiliary's capacity to deliver critical support and uphold safety standards. Gamble's leadership ensures the district's alignment with the broader organizational objectives and its contribution to maritime security.