I prioritize outcomes over output. I believe in user centered design and LEAN product management. I am mostly a fan of Marty Cagan. At Lumeris we delivered a green field consumer enrollment portal that saw a 3.3 increase in enrollments.We also delivered an employee facing Ask HR, an AI driven natural language interface to field HR questions.At Kroger my team delivered $264M incremental revenue increase thru monetization. Increased orders by 180%.$1M revenue from Google ad program.A new loyalty program. Health & Wellness channels improving members health outcomes.At US Bank my team dramatically scaling mobile logins 2604%, increased digital engagement 168% and mobile app ratings 120%, while reducing login failure -58%, and account lockouts -30%.WE accomplished this in 4 months, using rapid prototyping, a design thinking approach, and valuing outcomes over output. Our team velocity was 290, compared to peer teams average of 26.At Florida Blue and Anthem my team delivereda web app front end resulting in 83% training time improvement.a mobile app to improve health outcomes for members with co-morbidities and high ER utilization rate.B2C web & mobile app offering guided shopping, enrollment, & self service.an executive web app and IoT solution for call center management.multiple (>80), digital prototypes resulting in $2M savings.continuous cyber risk assessments and mitigated same in partnership with Info security.I have significant experience leading disbursed teams (US and international) as WE deliver solutions. I am comfortable with C suite interactions. Including operationalizing a continuous process improvement program, resulting in a 23% improvement. I chaired an enterprise change management process for a high-profile client ($550M spend). I owned the CEO dashboard for a GE business unit.I have managed vendors from contact to contract (including non disclosure agreements, statements of work, key milestones, and information security assessments) to ensure delivery.“As is a tale, so is life: not how long it is, but how good it is, that is what matters.” Seneca