Dedicating my career to help grow the Microsoft Dynamics 365 community, supporting all of the products, users, and partners to enrich event and other experiences.

Cultivating mutually beneficial relationships within the Dynamics 365 ecosystem in order to connect and better align with Microsoft, Partners, ISV's, and clients!

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One number one goal is to serve the Microsoft Dynamics commuity and help those businesses looking to improve their ERP/CRM environments.

* Work with executive and user clients to review business processes and recommend solutions using D365 and other related products, scoping out customizations if needed, and delivering a fit/gap document.* Assist clients with support issues with Dynamics AX 2009/2012/D365.* Create and deliver D365 demonstrations

* Drove cross country twice* Recorded a few song covers* Sang the national anthem with the Original Rock Choir, Voices Rock, for the Denver M.A.D.D. virtual event * Organized my home office* Built an outdoor walking flower/vegetable garden* Exercised and Meditated

My focus was primarily as the ERP manager for Microsoft Dynamics AX. This included DB management, business analysis, and custom coded solutions. In addition, I was responsible for the infrastructure and all other company technologies. My tenure allowed me to represent the company in an executive capacity to review strategy and help make policy decisions. I also had the pleasure of leading the company outreach program, Ouray of Hope.

It was my pleasure to work with a team of code ninjas and network mercenaries always up to the challenge. The technology targets? Microsoft Dynamics AX, a clutch ERP system that we dubbed 'The Queen,' and a pristine DELL infused network that kept us rockin'. I served at the pleasure of our users to make life at Ouray easier.Props:Integral part of two Microsoft Dynamics AX implementations: from J.D. Edwards to Axapta 3.0 (2005) and then from 3.0 to AX 2009 (2010). Currently planning our third migration to AX (It is still a surprise)IT project manager in charge of planning the architecture of the IT infrastructure and execution of two 100,000 sq.ft. facilities re-locations: in 2006 and 2008. We are definitely the George Jefferson of apparel companies in Colorado because we are always "Movin' On Up!"

Code Jockey, Code Warrior. Code Monkey. I could go on for at least four more monikers. Well, three or four. I always took the code less traveled. When I ate dessert... it was pie ala code. Code was my treasure and X++ always marked the spot.

I was the king of the network world and Ouray was my midnight Queen.

I lead a team of 20+ people for Culligan in MD, DC, and VA as the operations and general manager. This included oversight of an on site bottling facility, route mapping, and sales development. I did all this while keeping my cool each time some knucklehead screamed out, "Hey Culligan man!"