Lieutenant Colonel Wade Reed currently serves as the 117th Regional Training Institute Commander with the Tennessee Army National Guard, bringing over 29 years of dedicated military service to his role. With a diverse background that spans infantry, Field Artillery, and Military Police, Wade has honed...
Lieutenant Colonel Wade Reed currently serves as the 117th Regional Training Institute Commander with the Tennessee Army National Guard, bringing over 29 years of dedicated military service to his role. With a diverse background that spans infantry, Field Artillery, and Military Police, Wade has honed his leadership skills and operational expertise in various capacities, including 16 years of full-time service. His extensive experience equips him to effectively manage cross-functional teams, ensuring that training programs are not only comprehensive but also aligned with the evolving needs of military personnel.
In his current position, Wade is instrumental in developing and implementing innovative training solutions that enhance the readiness and effectiveness of soldiers. His strategic leadership is characterized by a commitment to fostering a positive employee culture, which he believes is essential for driving organizational growth and improving overall performance. By leveraging his skills in business analytics and critical thinking, he is adept at analyzing complex challenges and formulating actionable strategies that benefit both the Army National Guard and the communities they serve.
Wade's expertise extends beyond military operations; he is also well-versed in healthcare management, having spent over a decade focusing on patient care and organizational efficiency. His proficiency in electronic medical records (EMR) and understanding of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) further highlight his ability to navigate the intersections of military and civilian sectors. As he continues to lead the 117th Regional Training Institute, Wade Reed remains committed to excellence in training and operational readiness, ensuring that soldiers are prepared to meet the challenges of today’s dynamic environment.
