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ProBusiness/ADP May
2000 – March 2001 (11 months)
eMeritum Corporation February
2000 – April 2000 (3 months)
Upline Group March
1999 – January 2000 (11 months)
Weyerhaeuser &Western Data June
1998 – February 1999 (9 months)
Volunteer Consultant November 1997 – April 1998 (6
months)
The Boeing Company &FDSI July
1997 – November 1997(5
months)
THINC Corporation (Custom Database Biz
Application Dev.) April 1992 – June 1997 (5
years)
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Grace
Bloxham
309
180th Court NE
Redmond,
WA. 98001
425-881-9876
Grace.bloxham@comcast.net
I am a project/program manager with
over 30 years of progressive project, program, and IT project-portfolio
management experience. In combination with mature Microsoft® Office skills, I
have delivered numerous successful business application development,business
workflow/process reengineering and methodology-process improvement
projects. I manage projects in thenon-profit,
public and private sectors, including many projects for various Washington
State agencies, complex corporate high-profile projects, non-profit start-upsandsolving
project team problems.I am versatile in working in all types of national/international
organization cultures and adapts to each new staff/resource generation style.I
amskilled
at managing projects that involve the complete software application development
lifecycle from waterfall to incremental agile, project planning, budget,
procurement, vendor management, risk and issue management, architectural
design, business requirements gathering, coding, unit, functional and system
testing, training users, documentation, acceptance testing, data migration,
implementation and collaboration with operations support turnover. I successfully deliver projects with careful
scope control, providing accurate proposals, work statements, collaborative
charter/plans, incremental or waterfall software development methods, and a
mature customer relationship management style. My accomplishments are the
result of making others successful and building a respectful relationship.
Thank you for
considering me for this position.
Management Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Descriptions
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Years of Experience
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Resume Item
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Business Analysis Deliverables:Business, user,quality-of-service, sponsor and implementation requirements,
data definition, functional specifications, use case editing, matrixes,
methodology process design/improvement, support training, assist in testing, business
interpretation guidance, and user experience expectations.
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15.5
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1c, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2f, 3b, 4a, 5a, 6a, 7a, 8b,
9a, 12a, 19, 25, 44a, 45, 46, 61
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Diverse blended off-shore and on-shore development teams: Managed or Directed
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7
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2e, 3d, 4b, 8b, 10a, 11a, 12, 34, 35
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Instruction & Course: Project management and development lifecycle methodology,
participant evaluation, interactive training and session result analysis
reporting.
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10
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8a, 8b, 11a, 12a, 13a,15e, 28, 29, 31, 37,
38, 40, 44b, 47
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IT Project Portfolio Management: Multiple projects and/or subPMs, portfolio; presentation to
sponsor and team, issue/risk mitigation, resource distribution, forms teams,
monitors progress, global vendor management, dependencies, constraints,
organization structure, mentoring people by inspiring and motivating them
throughproblems. Performance reporting; FTE, vendors and contract resources.
Uses Microsoft Office suite; Enterprise Project, Word, Outlook, Excel,
SharePoint, etc...
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17.5
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7a, 8a, 9a, 10a, 15a, 15c, 20, 21a, 21b,
21c, 21d, 22, 27, 44c, 47, 61, 62
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Large-scale and/or complex enterprise business software
application development, implementation and operation integration:Managed or Directed; waterfall, spiral, software prototyping,
joint & rapid application development, extreme programming, open-source,
incremental and agile models. Resources ranged from 10 to 150 resources, 1 to
a suite of 20 large applications deployed on internet, intranet and virtual
private networks.
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14.5
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3e, 3d, 4c, 8b, 10a, 15d, 16, 17, 18, 20,
23, 24, 26, 44c, 45, 46
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Project, Program, PMO Intervention and Recovery: Project process correction/improvement, resource/team
dysfunctional correction guidance and project management simulation;interactive learning practiced as a group
exercise to improve competencies (i.e. process, knowledge, skills, and
attitudes) that will ultimately improve their performance and project
success. Provided methodology, techniques and best practices
documentation.
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11
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3e, 6b, 9a, 10a, 11a, 12a, 13a, 14a, 20, 26,
62
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Project Management Deliverables: Project charter, resource requirements, issue mgt., risk
mitigation, change control, estimated software development project task
durations, costs matrix, budget and actual cost, level of effort (LOE), work
breakdown structure (WBS), development team deliverables, assist in quality
assurance, budget, tracking actual expenses, onboarding resources, project
kickoff, communication plan, project plan, deployment plan, implementation
plan, statement of work (SOW) and controlling both fixed and time and
material contracts. Deliverables comply with PMI standards, techniques, and
approach. Project Management Institute (PMI) PMBOK; 1997 PMP, 1999 PMI
Instructor, extensive travel prevented continued certification. Uses
Microsoft Office suite.
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35
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1a, 2a, 2e, 2f, 3a, 3b, 3d, 3e, 4c, 5a,6b,
6c, 7a, 10a, 11a, 13a, 15a, 15b, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28,
30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53,
54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62
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Project Management Office (PMO) startup:Evangelizes
methodologies, operations structure design, PMO
deployment plan, creates budget and track against actual cost, allocates
resources, establish processes, procedures, policies, standards and overall
vision. Uses Microsoft Office suite.
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8
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7a, 8a, 15a, 20, 27, 44,
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Project Services Delivery: Managed or Directed project based professional services
delivery, resource selection, reporting, monitors progress, and client
relationship management. Uses Microsoft Office suite.
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14
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8a, 15a, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 27, 44, 45, 46,
48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62
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Sponsor Relations and Committees: Managed or Directed meetings, initiative conversion into plan,
collaborative partnership building across boundaries, proactive expectation
guidance, evangelizing requirements, functionality, liaison between
management and team. Uses Microsoft Office suite.
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30+
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1a, 2e, 3b, 6a, 7a, 9a, 10a, 12a, 13a, 14a,
16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56,
57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62
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Web Application DevelopmentSoftware & Technical Deliverables
using Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Incremental Methodologies: Managed or Directed; business application software, data
models, triaged bugs, release management, data conversion, monitors testing,
promotes quality assurance, training, applications, pilots, UAT plans and
completion.
In addition to managing large projects,
directly developed or assisted in creating small websites using i.e.
Wordpress, SharePoint, non-custom programing software.
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17
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1b, 2d, 3a, 3d, 3c, 7a, 8b, 10a, 12b, 13a,
15d, 16, 17, 18, 20, 23, 24, 25, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44c,
45, 46,
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PROJECT
EXPERIENCE SYMMARY
Non-profit, Public and Private Sector Experience
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Years of Experience
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Resume Item
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Non-profit:Volunteer(part-time) and Billable
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27
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VolunteerSummary 1-6, 2
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Federal andState Government
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5
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9, 13, 29, 39, 40, 51, 52, 53
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Microsoft
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3.5
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6, 8, 10, 11, 33,
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3.5
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21, 22, 31, 40, 42
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Project Delivery Services (Project Delivery
Non-Staffing)
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18.5
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8, 15, 19, 20, 27, 44, 61, 62
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Volunteer
Consultant
Program
Manager and Website Developer
1) Not For Sale Campaign – King County,
Washington September 2011 – January 2012 (5
months)
a)
Collaboratively
created; organization charter, major event plans, website project plan, website
contributor guidelines and assist in general planning as needed for non-profit
organization.
b)
Created website
following project plan: requirements, constraints, tight scope specifications,
resources availability, training and exceeding acceptance criteria.
c)
Establishing
constant improvement processes for organization, website, and focus groups.
Ramp
Technology Group
Senior
Project Manager and Business Consultant
2) World Vision: New internet Sponsorship portal November
2010 – May 2011 (7 months)
a)
Closed the gap
between business initiative and project objectives through analysis and
collaborative mitigation on new Sponsor/Donor portal.
b)
Simplified
complex business issues, risk identification and provided guidance to manager
in inserting them into project plan.
c)
Facilitated
business justification, requirement gathering, function inventory, user
experience expectations, site flow, defined data requirements, image locations,
and managed content development through final editing.
d)
Designed
collateral storage structure and inserted organized project business documents.
Linked business data, links, and documents to web-parts.
e)
Established and
managed change control process.
f)
Assisted with
formal testing and advised on user acceptance testing and final project
approval process.
3) Savers Inc.: Partner management operations
system February
2010 – October 2010 (8 months)
a)
Established and
maintained development and implementation processes
b)
Collaborated and acquired
documented business requirements and functional specification requirements
c)
Administered,
triaged and escalated development issues including new features, bugs, and
hot-fixes
d)
Delivered web
based business application portal using Microsoft technology, onshore
requirement resource, off shore developers and testing teams. The very complex
application was extremely stable when it went live.
e)
Completed 70% of
this complex application with 30% of the funds, after several prior PM’s failed.
4) The Resonance Group: Self-service survey
analysis report portal June
2010 – October 2010 (5 months)
a)
Drove,
collaborated and defined high-level business and detailed functional
requirements for web-based self-service report generation.
b)
Liaison between
Business stakeholders and On-shore/Off-shore development and QA teams.
c) Delivered complex survey analysis and
reporting system. The application is web-based self-serve report generation
with over 2800 reports.
5) The Resonance Group: Self-service vendor
selection portal August
2010 – October 2010 (3 months)
a) Delivered web-based prototype of vendor
selection application.
6) Microsoft: Process improvement between
Microsoft and Yahoo July 2010 – September 2010 (3
months)
a)
Decision
processes were protracted, manual and expensive to maintain.
b)
Provided method
to streamline 94 business processes which had 60 to 85 systems each.
c)
Decreased
processes by 86% and automated them as needed.
Treinen
Associates, Inc.
Program
Manager and Business Consultant
7) Apex Silver Mines / Golden
Minerals Company October 2008 – December 2009 (14
months)
a) Managed the IT
business applications conversion from bankrupt company to new company.
8)
Microsoft &Advaiya Corporation: Established PMO & Software
DevelopmentNovember 2006 – November 2007 (12
months)
a)
Established Project Management Office
for managing Microsoft marketing projects – Planned and implemented PMI and MSF
methodology, hands-on training and hiring of project managers. Instruction
consisted of; client relations, work breakdown structure models, creating
statement of works, kickoff strategies, meeting agendas, agile deliverable
development, status reporting, issue mitigation, change control, document
collaboration and closure best practices.
b)
Developed global consulting operations management system – Business consultant in developing integrated operations
collaboration and project management system. Managed and directly involved in
defining, designing, development guidance, testing, launching and supporting.
The system is based on the following Microsoft 2007 products: Office Suite,
Enterprise Project, SharePoint, InfoPath, SharePoint Designer, Outlook
integration with Project Web Access, and Project Server Timesheets.
9) Washington State
DSHS, DOH (ProviderOne project)&CNSI: January
2006 – September 2006 (9 months)
a) CMMI process improvement: Simplified CMMI/PMI
change control processes into a practical approach and resolved outstanding
issues and possible risks. Converted impractical big bang implementation plans
into an interlaced multiple phase release.
10) Microsoft (V-) &Webfoot Productions: Release mgt. improvement March
2005 – December 2005 (10 months)
a)
Analyzed,
planned, implemented and stabilized release management process (planning,
requirements, development, technical and UAT testing, triage mgt., training,
operations deployment, and change control) for 30,000 seat global customer
service supportability team and trained long term manager.
11) Microsoft (V-) &Content Management: Global methodology document September 2004 – February 2005 (6
months)
a) Managed the research and development of
Enterprise Security Compliance methodology document, Microsoft’s international
security strategy for major clients.
12) ISSI: PMO process improvement and training March 2003 – June 2004 (15
months)
a) Provided enterprise wide business process
audit, developed disruption and continuation plan and global project management
best practices training program.
b) Deployed PMO project tracking system.
13) Homeland
Security/TSA,Advanced Interactive Systems& Boeing: LMS January
2002 –January 2003 (12 months)
a) Managed the development (using Agile) of new
generation of enterprise Learning Management System for airport security using
Oracle, Web Service Oriented Architecture (WSOA), Agile and UAT methodologies.
b) As master instructor, traveled extensively
evaluating training progress and auditing airport security.
14) Milano Systems: Methodology
process improvement May 2001 – December 2001 (8 months)
a) Provided audit of PM, SDLC and UAT processes
using process improvement and project management methodologies, created plan to
correct issues.
ProBusiness/ADP May
2000 – March 2001 (11 months)
Senior
Delivery Director, Total Solutions Delivery/CES
15) Responsibilities included rapid start-up of
150-person organization for the implementation of large client projects. The
integrated system consisted ofPayroll (18 modules), Human Resource, Benefit and
Call Center.Establishment of overall department organization:
a) 11-person project management office (PMO) to
manage 7 internal/external projects with shared resources.
b) Integrated:consulting, project management and
technology methodologies,created documentation and deployed automated tracking
system.
c) Created extensive resource management, project
portfolio management and project accountability controls.
d) Responsible for project management team
services delivery.
e) PMI training, product/ program management,
sales assistance, technology/business/project methodology, mentoring program,
and project portfolio management.
16) Lincoln Financials: Initiated projects then
managed the national implementation of Payroll, Human Resource, Benefit and
Call Center business outsourcing services with other managers.
17) The Coca Cola Company: Initiated projects then
managed the national implementation of Payroll, Human Resource, Benefit and
Call Center business outsourcing services with other managers.
18) Sun Microsystems: Initiated projects then
managed the national implementation of Payroll, Human Resource, Benefit and
Call Center business outsourcing services with other managers.
eMeritum Corporation February
2000 – April 2000 (3 months)
Project
Manager and Senior Process Consultant
19) Responsible for the business/technical
analysis and creation of the strategic and tactical planning of the development
of a three year multiple phase release plan for creating Business to Business
Internet products to be released into the eMeritum production environment.
Upline Group March
1999 – January 2000 (11 months)
Project
Delivery Director
20)
PMO -
Responsible for delivering all client projects and working with Strategic
Steering Committee to achieve the organization’s objectives, sales assistance,
and strategic company planning. Establishment of Project Services department
organization, methodology documentation, business analysis, resource
management, project portfolio management and project accountability controls.
Clients included Idaho Power, and ATT Wireless.
21) ATT Wireless:
Managed the implementation of technical and business projects ranging from $1
to $10 million and presented weekly project dashboard status reports to CIO and
Y2K executive team. (Eighteen 3-9 month projects)
a) Assembled and
directed three project teams to manage five acquisition projects. The objective
was to transfer billing from acquired company
billing system to ATTWS system.
b) One large project
was to sync the three national data centers for business continuity.
c) Directed the project
management team responsible for the enterprise asset management system upgrade.
d) Directed eleven
project management teams that developed enterprise business applications which
included; accounting, marketing, service, maintenance scheduling, product
management, and IT operations.
22) Idaho Power Company
(IPCO): Test/QA methodology implementation; managed the planning, design,
development and implementation of technical and UAT test and complying with ISO
9001 methodology for the deployment of multi-state Customer Management System.
(9 months)
Weyerhaeuser &Western Data June
1998 – February 1999 (9 months)
Senior
Project Manager
23)
In a high profile environment managed the design, development, UAT
and deployment of two suites of Oracle Financial business applications and a
division-wide data management architecture project.
24)
The third project consisted of creating a data
model between suite business applications and data warehouse that were already
completed but could not function together. Weyerhaeuser’s extensive internal
methodology was used to build and implement plans.
Volunteer Consultant November 1997 – April 1998 (6
months)
Business
Application Consultant (part-time)
25)
Washington
Cathedral:Responsible for providing guidance in vendor and software evaluation,
selection and implementation of a complex church member management and
accounting system. Facilitated steering committee in project planning,
requirement specification, solicitation, product selection, contract
negotiation and project closure.
The Boeing Company &FDSI July
1997 – November 1997(5
months)
Senior
Project Manager
26) Deployment
Plan Development: Planning process improvement Managed complex project for
Boeing DCAC/MRM program to create, and successfully present a 400-system
multiple year deployment plan to business executive team. This was a major
intervention and recovery project with hostile political infighting. Activities
included developing auditable consolidated project schedules, identifying
project issues, facilitating change control board (ISO & CMM compliant),
project issue/risk mitigation, status reporting process, dash-boarding and
executive level mitigation, status and debriefing presentations.
THINC Corporation (Custom Database Biz
Application Dev.) April 1992 – June 1997 (5
years)
General
Manager and Senior Project Manager
27) Day to day managementprovided general business
management, software development management, business improvement, sales,
marketing, software development design instructor, project management, general
and product management. Directly responsible for expanding company from .25
million to four million annually sales. Successfully managed over thirty major
custom business application projects, developed twenty-one day course on
Process Design for Client/Server application development.
28) Managed and edited application development
course on “process design for client server”. Collaborated in the outline and
delivery of the software development process. Evaluated and tracked
effectiveness on live projects.
29) Washington State, DIS: First WorkSource
website, receiving inventory tracking and Senate/House bill progress-tracking
system.
a) Using
the development course as a tool, manage the delivery of senior consultants as
needed throughout the development and delivery of training projects.Developed
and managed the approach to training delivery and tracked results in a matrix.
30) Boeing: Managed the software development of a
supply-chain product delivery system for Commercial division.Managed the
application development of service tracking system for Military division.
31) Ernst Home Centers: Using the development
course as a tool, manage the delivery of senior consultants as needed
throughout the development and delivery of training projects.Developed and
managed the approach to training delivery and tracked results in a matrix.
32) Group Health Cooperative: Manage the
development of a software application to manage third-party services.
33) Microsoft: Managed the development of a web-based
software application that tracked licensing agreements.
34) Nordstrom: Managed large onshore and offshore
UX team to develop web-based light manufacturing control system.
35) Northern Trust: Manage the development of a
web-based software application that tracked and managed travel expenses.
36) PACCAR: Managed SQL database development on
several small light manufacturing control projects.
37) Simpson Timber: Using the development course
as a tool, manage the delivery of senior consultants as needed throughout the
development and delivery of training projects.Developed and managed the
approach to training delivery and tracked results in a matrix.
38) SAFECO Insurance: Using the development course
as a tool, manage the delivery of senior consultants as needed throughout the
development and delivery of training projects.Developed and managed the
approach to training delivery and tracked results in a matrix.
39) Snohomish County PUD: Managed the development
of the business logical model for customer information and billing system.
40) Tacoma PUD: Using the development course as a
tool, manage the delivery of senior consultants as needed throughout the
development and delivery of training projects.Developed and managed the
approach to training delivery and tracked results in a matrix.
41) TNT Freightways/Autowarehouse: Managed the
development of a car and access three tracking system. The system maintains car
location on lot, installation of accessories and the correct loading of cars on
railcars.
42) US West: Managed the development of the
business logical model for customer relationship management in marketing
department.
43) Weyerhaeuser: Managed the development of an
executive initiative progress tracking system for research and development
organization.
DATCO
Inc. (Business Application Software) April 1988 – June 1992 (4 years)
General
Manager and Project Manager
44)
Provided
general business management, directed software development, business
improvement, sales, marketing, project management, general management and
program management.
a)
Directed
the business requirement definition, design, development,
b)
Application
training course development
c)
Implementation
of business applications providing point of sale, retail management,
distribution (supply chain), and light manufacturing modules.
45) Ethan Allen Home Interiors: Managed the
development of business application to manage operations and was linked to
accounting, sales and marketing systems.
46) Ben Bridge Jewelers and several small
companies in the retail, wholesale distribution (supply chain), mail order and
computer manufacturing industries.
Tandy
Corporation, Special Marketing Group September 1982 – August 1988 (5 years)
National
Program Manager (Special Projects and Project Issue/Risk Mitigation)
47)
Provided
full range of internal consultative and instruction services including
consulting services development, client business improvement, sales cycle
training, marketing plan development, project management, general business
management methodology and product research/development management.
Successfully directed the implementation of large client projects while maintaining
profitability. Awarded Circle of Excellence for directing the third highest
sales team volume in the company in 1985 and the second most profitable manager.
48)
Redirected
software support organization from losing six million per year to becoming a
profitable thirty-two million dollar department.
49)
Established
Partner alliance program to form loyalty and increase sales volume.
50)
State
of Washington: Assisted in sales support, project planning and the deployment
of 3500 node network.
51)
Texas:
Assisted in sales support, project planning and the deployment of several 1500
node networks.
52)
Ohio:
Assisted in sales support, project planning and the deployment of 2000 node
network.
53)
California:
Assisted in sales support, project planning and the deployment of five separate
3000 node networks.
54)
Thirty-three
large school districts nationwide: Directly planned and managed the deployment
state-of-the-art learning lab with student assessment and progress tracking.
55)
Allstate
Insurance: Consulted on project plan and issue/risk mitigation.
56)
Boise
Cascade: Consulted on project plan and issue/risk mitigation.
57)
Delta
Airline: Consulted on project plan and issue/risk mitigation.
58)
Goodrich:
Consulted on project plan and issue/risk mitigation.
59)
Kellogg:
Consulted on project plan and issue/risk mitigation.
60)
Seafirst
Bank: Consulted on project plan and issue/risk mitigation.
TASCO Inc:Manufacture’s Representative&Custom
System Development July 1977 – August 1982 (5 years)
Sales Representative and Project Manager
61)
Provided
sales and project management for:
a)
Delivered
11technology systems forIndustrial clients:
i)
Boeing
757 and 767real-time inflight data acquisition and situation awareness statusdisplay
system. The system monitored 2800 data points and all control systems,
displaying graphically for the first time. This enabled airplane certification to
complete several months ahead of schedule as a direct result of this project. Directly
involved in requirements, functionally, managed hardware and software development,
testing and customer turnover. I directly participated inboth 757 and 767 inflight
system final evaluations and approval process.
b)
Seventeen
custom built systems and software for Scientific and University research.
c)
Numerous
proof-of-concept pilot projects for both heavy and light manufacturing
companies.
62)
Construction Company: Saved Dad’s company from failure due
to health problems. July
1996 – May 1977
Volunteer Summary
Coach/Mentor
or Organization Consultant
1) Not For Sale Campaign, King County: Anti-Human
Trafficking (600 hours) September 2011
– January 2012 (5 months)
a) Collaborated with director to create business
process improvement
b) Development of public website portal.
2) Habitat for Humanity (240 hours) February
2009 – February 2010 (12 months)
a) Committee for improving volunteer recruitment,
retention and recognition
b) Site work coach for developmentally disabled
people.
c) On-site project work
3) Washington Cathedral (600 hours) November
1997 – April 1998 (16 months)
a) Responsible for providing guidance in vendor
and software evaluation, selection and implementation of a complex member
management system.
b) Facilitated steering committee in project
planning, requirement specification, solicitation, product selection, contract
negotiation, data conversion, training, and project closure.
4) Boy Scouts (2000 hours) September
1996 –August 2006 (10 years)
a) Assistant Scoutmaster
b) Troop Chaplain (3 years)
5) Starplex: Homeless and near-homeless people
job training (3500 hours) March 2004 –
December 2007 (4 years)
6) Redmond Recreation (2000 hours) October
2003 – April 2007 (4 years)
a) Year-a-round special Olympic Coach
b) Mentor for developmental and/orphysically
disabled people.
7) Lake Washington Soccer Association (500 hours) August
1977 – November 1982 (5 years)
a) Coach and mentor (most parents were not
supportive of girls playing and several kids didn’t have Dads)
EDUCATION
AND CERTIFICATIONS
1.
Master of Science in Project
Management (MS) – UW (Business) & Almeda University2009
2.
Bachelor of Business
Administration(BA) – WSU 1976 (Construction Management)& Almeda University
2006
3.
Project Management Professional
(PMP) – Project Management Institute (PMI) and Seattle Pacific University (SPU)
(not current due to extensive travel and business commitments, in process of
updating) 1996
4.
Information Resource Management
(three year certification) – William G Smith & Associates (University of
Washington) 1995
5.
Business Process Reengineering (two
year certification) – James Martin & Company (University of Chicago) 1989
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