Matthew Riello is a dedicated Drill Sergeant in the United States Army Reserve, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of our military by mentoring 100-150 Initial Entry Training (IET) Soldiers. His extensive expertise in human resources complements his military responsibilities, allowing...
Matthew Riello is a dedicated Drill Sergeant in the United States Army Reserve, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of our military by mentoring 100-150 Initial Entry Training (IET) Soldiers. His extensive expertise in human resources complements his military responsibilities, allowing him to effectively guide new recruits through the rigorous demands of Basic Combat Training (BCT). Matthew's commitment to fostering physical fitness, Basic Rifle Marksmanship (BRM), and military customs and courtesies is matched only by his passion for instilling Army Core Values and esprit de corps in his Soldiers.
In his current role, Matthew not only emphasizes the importance of leadership and military bearing but also integrates strategic HR management principles to enhance the training experience. His ability to communicate effectively and manage resources ensures that each Soldier receives personalized attention, enabling them to thrive in a challenging environment. Matthew’s proficiency in tools such as Microsoft Office, Google Sheets, and Workday further supports his efforts in maintaining organized training schedules and performance evaluations.
Beyond his immediate responsibilities, Matthew is deeply committed to supporting veterans as they transition to civilian life. He leverages his unique skill set to provide guidance and resources, helping them navigate the complexities of post-military careers. His dedication to ethics and integrity is evident in every interaction, making him a respected leader and mentor within the Army Reserve community. Through his work, Matthew Riello exemplifies the ideal blend of military discipline and human resource expertise, driving positive outcomes for both Soldiers and veterans alike.
