Responsible for leading and transforming the production, post, image and color pipelines for Marvel Studios, Disney Motion Picture Productions, 20th Century Studios and Searchlight Pictures. From infrastructure and engineering to plates lab and finishing, my team implements state of the art tech to create more time for our Storytellers to tell some of the best stories on the Planet.

Responsible for technology strategy and portfolio management of Disney Studios' lines of business across Film, Music and Stage. Co-inventor of Disney's KeyChest technology. Visionary, product lead and evangelist for Disney Movies Anywhere and Multi-studio Movies Anywhere products.

Led a world-class product management organization providing innovative internal and direct-to-consumer products across the Walt Disney Studios lines of business supporting the marketing and distribution of Disney Movies from Theater to In-home.

Provided technology strategy consulting into Disney Segments related to next generation consumer distribution platforms and security. Evaluated the latest emerging technologies. Worked across Disney business units to evangelize and promote collaboration and implementation of key technologies. Co-invented and Incubated KeyChest as a core technology for the Walt Disney Studios.

Responsible for defining and leading technology innovation initiatives in the emerging IPTV distribution space; led new application development, standards, and IPR within Siemens Home Entertainment (now a part of Nokia Siemens Networks).

Myrio was one of the pioneering companies in the early days of IPTV. One of the principal architects of IPTV as a service. Evangelized IPTV as an emerging technology through speaking engagements, panels, and standards organizations. Led the software development team delivering Myrio's middleware and client products supporting managed delivery of IP-based video over telco infrastructure. Was instrumental in attracting Siemens AG as an OEM partner and ultimate acquirer through participation in product demonstrations, customer interactions, and technical due diligence.

Contributed to the commercialization of the World Wide Web. Developed Web sites for clients while beginning work on IPTV architecture and incubated the "middleware" that would ultimately be funded and branded as Myrio. SourceNet was acquired by Brooks Fiber in 1999.

Avid Editor; compositor and animator for a boutique post house in Northern Nevada