Provide consulting, management, media and event production services to corporate clients, politicians, artists, and community organizations. Highlights:• Co-Chair Newton Cultural Council• Chair and Producer of Newton Festival of the Arts • Newton Piano Summit – Annual Concert Series • Public Forums, Debates, Community Events• Social media advertising, web and Blog production• Multimedia presentations for City Council• Client relations, staffing, and competitive research• Music videos: sound recording, green screen, editing• Livestream internet broadcasts• Candidates’ media profiles and campaigns• Election debates for broadcast

Responsible for Video interviews, B-Roll and final edited delivery to broadcast standards.

Producer of Interactive Learning Solutions - Working with 2.0 and 3.0 technologies to develop online solutions that activate and embed business processes for time-challenged professionals.Led development of web 2.0 eLearning solution of GrowthPath – advanced marketing strategy- for a Global 200 European pharmaceutical. Program consists of 500+ Flash elements including interactive exercises, videos, downloadable tools and print media. Utilizes advanced 3.0 CMS serving international audiences and multiple clients. Built production team and delivered a high quality product within a compressed schedule.* Hired contractors* Developed content and coordinated writers and reviewers* Coordinated Flash developers to create interactive elements* UI design* Selected voice-over talent and oversaw recording* Coordinated platform requirements and Wiki development with engineering staff* Oversaw budget and developed and maintained project plan* Participated in client reviews and steering committee meetings

Responsible for delivery of elearning and eworking solutions. Spin off became LeveragePoint.

Director of Sales, Eastern Region and InternationalTechnology Solutions Company, a publicly traded company (Nasdaq:TSCC) with revenues of $271 million, acquired CourseNet Systems (renamed Peer3) in October 1999. Peer3 offered first pure XML-based Learning Content Management System, to create, deliver and administer eLearning.• Performed pre-sales and sales to government and Fortune 100 corporate prospects • Trained sales staff • Presented to potential investors and partners• Major accounts included: NSA, Deutch Bank, Morgan Stanley, World Bank, Worldcom

The CJO promoted the post bop big band jazz tradition by featuring the best of the modern composers including: Thad Jones, Frank Foster, Charles Mingus, Dizzy Gillespie, Oliver Nelson, Duke Ellington, Gil Evans, Quincy Jones and others. It showcased internationally recognized artists, provided a forum for new composers and arrangers, showcased individual performers and gave them the modern big band experience. The band has 4 CDS available on iTunes and jazznation.comFeatured international guests: John Handy, Eddie Marshall, Madeline Eastman, Bruce Forman, Warren Gale, Grover Washington Jr., Ronnie Cuber, Steve Slagel, Regina Carter, Marvin Stamm, and Herb Geller. In addition to Festivals, including the Monterey Jazz Festival and Concerts, the CJO performed every Monday night at Jazz@Pearls in North Beach San Francisco where it continued until 2008 when the club closed. The band continues to perform in the Bay Area.

• Performed major jazz festivals and clubs in North America and Europe• Performed original Jazz and Contemporary works with own ensembles• Performed with New England based commercial groups• Substitute taught Boston area schools Rivers and Harvey Feinstein’s School • Founded Newton Jazz Project, advanced ensemble for gifted Boston Metro area students• Founded Contemporary Jazz Orchestra 1995, directed until 2000• Composition & performance grants from the NEA, Michigan Council for the Arts, Detroit Council of the Arts. • Staff Instructor at Detroit Jazz Center, Clinician at Metro Detroit Public Schools. 1980 – 1991• Performed with jazz notables: Thad Jones, Dizzy Gillespie, Frank Foster, Grover Washington Jr., Clark Terry, Jon Fadis, Kenny Garrett, Regina Carter, and J.C. Heard.• Backed entertainers including: Aretha Franklin, Natalie Cole, Liberace, Gladys Knight, The Four Tops, The Temptations, Martha Reeves, Lou Rawls, Bob Hope, Henny Youngman and President Bill Clinton.

Co-founded intranet software and services company specializing in Java and object-oriented learning technologies. Company developed first standards-based eLearning software. Key responsibilities included developing corporate strategy and overseeing all production.• Developed financial model and business plan for raising 6.5 MM in three venture rounds • Presented plan to potential investors in the US and Asia• Coordinated all legal and financial documentation • Directed contract negotiations with newly-recruited executive staff • Major accounts included: McGraw-Hill, Merck, Cisco

12 Top industry awards. Responsibilities: managing product development, corporate strategy, client relations, video production.Developed 20 CD-ROM and Web-based products including Video Producer with renowned Film & Video Production, Media Aesthetics Author Herb Zettl.Managed all video production, editing, digitization, and related budget development and personnel hiring. • Directed multi-camera shoots with pro and non-pro talent.• Coordinated all product sound design including sfx and music• Developed and launched innovative Classic Jazz CD-ROM series development with Broderbund and Smithsonian Institution Press. Reviewed and selected content, participants from artists, photographers, narrators, biographers, and obtained clearances for 40 classic selections including sync rights, music publishing and image rights.• Managed studio operations and expansion• Coordinated legal documentation and contracts• Coordinated accounting with year-end reviews by Coopers and Lybrand

Clients: Fortune 1000 and Foreign TV to Non-Profit Orgs and Community Groups• Produced Jamedy - Comedy and jazz benefit for the ACLU• Produced Jazz for Greenpeace – series of benefit concerts• Produced/directed documentary series, “Jazz Masters: Keepers of the Flame”. NATOA award. Grants awarded by Michigan Council for the Arts and the Public Benefits Corporation • Developed/produced 120 television programs for General Motors. Responsibilities: budget development, personnel hiring, script supervision, computer graphics and flat art, music, and editing supervision. 700 hours in-studio taping. Directed 360 hours of field production.• Directed 100+ interviews including: George Lucas, Isabelle Allende, GM CEO Robert Stempl, and jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie • Produce/direct product training for Sun Microsystems