EXPERIENCE
Management Consultant (1991 through present):
consultant in decision making, business development, and information technology;
completed a book and automated system on Discounted Cash Flow Analysis;
adjunct Assistant Professor of Management, Wright State University, and Instructor,
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, both in Dayton, Ohio and Northwest Vista College in
San Antonio, Texas;
Quality Examiner applying the Malcolm Baldrige award criteria to Dayton area applicants;
and
working director of two management consulting firms, including:
Principal and Director, Dayton Division, CALIBRE Systems, Inc. (CALIBRE),
(previously Management Consulting & Research, Inc. (MCR)), Dayton, Ohio (1986 through
current). Director and manager for over 200 major projects:
- introduced client focused team management and a flat organization toMCR;
- grew from four employees to forty four in four years;
- grew from startup to over 60 percent of MCR sales in three years;
- achieved a profit over four times the MCR average, 90 percent of total, in four years;
and
- closed out over 95 contracts, $26 million, within 0.03 percent of the contract value;
Deputy and Acting Director of Program Control, Training Systems Program Office,
Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC), Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio (1984-1986). Supervised 28
professionals controlling 22 programs valued at $4 billion:
- selected ASD Outstanding Senior Financial Management Officer Award for 1985.
Senior United States Air Force (USAF) Faculty Member, Royal Air Force College,
Cranwell, England (1980 through 1984). Developed and presented lectures on American
organization, management, operations, systems acquisition, and cost-effectiveness:
- invited quest lecturer at several British universities and colleges including Belfast,
Edinburgh, London, Nottingham, Warick, and the Royal College for Defence Studies (RCDS);
and
- initiated a Ph.D. program with guidance from Peter F. Drucker.
USAF, Various Locations. (1980 and prior). Cost Analysis Officer, Air Force
Communications Command (AFCC). Instructor and Combat Pilot, tactical and training
commands. Automatic Tracking Radar and antilog computer technician.
- led over 200 combat missions in Southeast Asia, 67 over North Vietnam;
- accumulated 4,800 flying hours, over 2,500 hours as an instructor pilot, and
- designed, built and installed a synchronizer in that allows two radar sets to track a
target with only one transmitting.
EDUCATION
- Ph.D., Management, Cranfield University, U.K., 1988
- M.B.A., Auburn University, 1975
- M.A., Economics, University of Oklahoma, 1974
- B.G.S., Economics, University of Nebraska, 1969
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