Personally performed and/or managed a group of senior business executives and investment bankers through a variety of investment banking and advisory assignments.• Advised International Rectifier (NYSE IRF) board and executives on acquisition growth strategies. Executed all phases of acquisition process for a series of $10-$50 million acquisitions resulting in a doubling of the company’s overall profits.• Personally assumed the chairman/CEO position of Amistar Corp. after founders abandoned the company to the detriment of the shareholders. Performed all SEC reporting and compliance during wind-down phase. Structured the wind-down, optimizing losses for shareholders’ tax benefit.• Managed the organization of a multi-billion gas-to-liquids processing plant project. Negotiated an exclusive technology license agreement with BP/Davy Technologies for a series of GTL plants utilizing KBR as the project manager and EPC contractor.• Secured $29 million in unsecured debt for Consolidated Freightways (NYSE CF)• Advised growth companies in geothermal, solar and semiconductor industries on business strategies, business plans and offering documents.

Led an R&D team developing a PV/Thermal solar panel product for the rooftop solar market. Currently supervising concept feasibility analysis and testing.

Managing Member of a multi-billion dollar Gas-to-Liquids Processing Project whose mission is to convert abundant low cost natural gas to high value transportation fuels utilizing a series of gas-to-liquids (GTL) conversion plants located throughout the state of Wyoming and utilizing BP/Davy Technologies technology. .Project suspended due to volatility in oil and gas markets.

Chairman/CEO of publically traded electronics company, AMTA.PK. Responsible for managing company while locating a merger/acquisition candidate and/or a buyer or eventual wind-down.

Developed the concept and subsequent business plan for a new line of golf and agriculture products based on a proprietary navigation technology. Structured the offering and led the road show resulting in a multimillion dollar investment in the company. Managed the product development from concept through manufacture and sales. Negotiated a licensing and sales agreement with a Japanese electronics trading company.

Performed the acquisition search as a founding member and co-owner of an investment group. Identified a $25 million sales aerospace electronic manufacturing company operating in bankruptcy as the acquisition target. Negotiated and structured a purchase agreement with the company’s bankruptcy trustees after negotiating contract settlements and novations with seven different government contract managers. Secured the acquisition financing and managed the day-to-day operations until resigning and selling my ownership position in the company

Responsible for leading a team of scientists and engineers researching new applications of the company’s proprietary satellite and sensing technology resulting from their participation in the U.S. D.O.D.’s Defense Surveillance Program.

Marketing director for Allied’s Amex Systems Corp. subsidiary. Responsible for initiating and leading the company’s expansion into the Navy’s space and communications business area. Program manager for the Navy’s ON-143 submarine communications unit.

Managed a multi-disciplinary team of engineers developing the communications payload for the Intelsat VI communications satellite, the largest communications satellite built at the time. Subsystems included the RF section with 38 C Band TWTAs and 10 Ku Band SSPAs, the satellite switched TDMA microwave switching network and the Digital Control Unit.

Led the division’s R&D activities in support of the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories’ nuclear weapons development programs. Developed techniques and products for high speed data transmission and compression leading to the adaptive sampler system, US Patent # 4,359,608. Project engineer at INEL supporting the company’s International 3D Program. Represented the program with its German and Japanese partners in both the U.S. and Japan. Led the development of a fiber optic measurement system for PWR reactor safety