Addison (Tad) Davis, IV
Command Executive Officer / Director of Services and Infrastructure Core Enterprise, U.S. Army Reserve Command

Keynote Speaker on June 26, 2012 at ACCO Defense, National Security and Climate Change Workshop

Addison D. Davis, IV (Tad) assumed his duties as the Command Executive Officer and Director of Services and Infrastructure Core Enterprise for the United States Army Reserve on 29 August 2010. Previously, he served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Environment, Safety and Occupational Health since October 17, 2005. Mr. Davis provided executive leadership for all Army sustainability, environment, natural resources, safety and occupational health programs including Army National Guard and Reserve activities. His responsibilities span a global organization that includes over a $1.5 billion annual environmental program and oversight for the safety and occupational health of over 1.2 million Soldiers and Army Civilian employees worldwide.

Mr. Davis worked with key personnel in the Army, the Department of Defense, and other Federal and state agencies in developing and advocating Army policies for sustainability, environment, natural resources, safety, and occupational health programs in accordance with Presidential Executive orders, public laws, state and local standards, Department of Defense directives and the Army mission. Mr. Davis provided executive leadership for the Army Environmental Policy Institute and the Army's four Regional Environmental Offices. He served as the Executive Agent for a number of critical Department of Defense activities, to include: the DoD Unexploded Ordnance Center of Excellence, the DoD National Defense Center for Energy and the Environment, the DoD Voluntary Protection Program Center of Excellence, and the DoD Formerly Used Defense Site Cleanup Program. He was the Army’s Federal Preservation Officer and the Functional Representative for Career Program 12 (CP-12), Safety.