Served as Treasurer on Board of Trustees at non-profit. Chair of Finance Committee. Previous Chair Strategic Planning Committee, Co-Chair Annual Fund.

Aviesta is creating the premier fashion brand for women in Mexico. Combining best practice digital marketing, celebrity and fast fashion, Aviesta has created a destination eCommerce site, with millions of enthusiastic members and social media fans. Venture backed, vertically integrated, international internet commerce.Aviesta, an early leader in combining social, advertising, analytics and direct response marketing models, Aviesta grew to over 2M members, 1.5M Facebook Fans, and millions in revenue in its first 18 months. In Q413, Aviesta was acquired by Yo Amo Los Zapatos, Latin America's largest fashion ecommerce site with over 11M members

Founder/CEO. Leveraged direct response / statistical based marketing programs to Hispanic market.Built asset free/ cloud product, marketing and service infrastructure for Telecommunication services and support.Quickly grew to one of nation's largest and respected bi-lingual marketing firms, and $100M revenue in first 5 years.Exited after selling control during Series C equity round ($110M valuation)

Responsible for the Product and Marketing organizations., including developing Carrier Class email and messaging systems (with over 200M mailboxes worldwide) and the world’s first mobile email product, client and messaging system.

As Vice President of Consumer Markets at Verizon, overseeing products, sales, customer contact organizations and more than $10B in annual revenue & 5,000 employees. Founding Executive - GTE Long Distance. Part of elite leadership team responsible for building initial GTE CLEC and Long Distance company. Oversaw all product management of local, long distance, internet and consumer bundled offers. $400M Revenue by year 3.Founded GTE-INS, the industry’s first SS7 Network for mobile carriers and providing IS-41 cellular roaming. After merging with GTE-TSI, and being renamed Syniverse, Carlyle Group acquired for $2.6B.