Returned to GE for the 2017 calendar year under the Pensioner Rehire program. This is a one year, one time event as a part-time employee. I managed multiple projects for China, Kazakhstan, and Union Pacific railroad customers for the Locomotive Interface Gateway (LIG) product line. All projects were managed remotely from my home with Engineering teams in India, Melbourne and Erie, USA, manufacturing in Warrensburg, MO and Management in Chicago Illinois. Project execution generated $2.6M in revenue with contribution margins exceeding the plan. Awarded $800K in new orders. Managed all projects transitioning to the Clarity system. Trained and mentored 2 new Program Managers that joined GE in late 2017.

• Met Financial metrics for 2015 with revenue of $13MM • Completed the initial launch order of the LocoVISION product to CSX for a quantity of 300 systems in 2015 and 2016 at $8M in revenue. This led to other customer orders with Aurizon (Australia) and Canadian National (CN). • Completed the initial product launch of the 2-slot Ancillary Card Cage (ACC) to the Pacific National customer in Australia that met the Australian Certification standards • Led the development program team of the GE Event Recorder (3-in-1 including the (Federal Railroad Association (FRA), Positive Train Control (PTC) and Video data recording) from a single event recorder.

• Completed CSX Locomotive Interface Gateway (LIG) and Ethernet Over Train-lines (eMU) 3000 quantity retrofit multi-year contracts valued at $20M.• Completed an Automated Train Dispatching System (ATDS) for Arcelor Mittall Mining Company (AMIC), Canada. A $14M contract with growth to $18M. Expanded a $3M, 5-year maintenance contract.• Successfully executed Southeast Pennsylvania Transit Authority (SEPTA) Display and Audio Train Management System projects valued at $20M • Awarded the LocoCAM project to install video camera system to the CSX locomotive fleet over 3000 locomotives for a multi-year contract at $80M including maintenance

• Worked with international customers in Europe, Russia and Communist Independent States (CIS) countries to expand our products globally• Received a contract from Finland for $18M to implement the Remote Control Locomotive (RCL) product within the Finland freight railroad. Obtained the first CENELEC SIL III certification for our product.• Awarded contracts in Italy and Germany during this timeframe to adapt our products to theses specific locomotives

• Responsible for preparation of all proposals to all customers globally in support of the Product Management and Sales Teams• Responsible for the EPx / Traintalk, New Product Introduction (NPI) development. Completed a 240 car and 4 locomotive systems for BHPIO in Western Australia at a total budget of $2.8M.

Program Manager 4, 1996-1998• Promoted to a Program Manager 4 as a result of the win of the Inchon proposal and successful award of $92M to the Transcomm Division for South Korea awarded Program Manager of the YearProgram Manager 3, 1993-1996• Within the Production Build Team of the Voice Switching and Communications System (VSCS), managed sub-contractors and production material deliveries of over $300MProduction Manager, 1990-1993• Responsible for the Manufacturing Operations of a commercial subsidiary supplying multiport chassis to the video teleconferencing industry with primary customer, Picturetel Corporation. Achieved $9MM annual sales volume within two years from start-up operation. Key individual to transition the sale of the business to Picturetel.Program Material Supervisor, 1984-1990• Managed the material for the production of the B1 and B2 Aircraft providing digital communications. • Completed the Material Development Management Program rotation as the second person to achieve this honor within Harris Corporation.

Inventory Control Manager responsible for the control of raw materials to support the business which supplied pipe hanger supports for the cooling systems within the nuclear reactor industry. Raw materials included pipe, steel angle and round, steel plate, pipe hanger springs and mechanical shock supports and various hardware and accessories. Material must be approved by a third party safety organization, Harvard Steam Boiler standards.